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Nagano
Shopping Streets
Old Karuizawa Ginza Street
3.15 3Souvenir and gourmet shops are packed on this prominent shopping street in Karuizawa.
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A Guide to Old Karuizawa Ginza Street, Karuizawa’s Main Street
Old Karuizawa Ginza Street is the main street of Karuizawa, one of Japan’s best-known summer resort destinations. As you take in the retro streetscape, you can enjoy street food and shopping. This historic area blends Western and Japanese influences, so you can savor modern Western and Italian cuisine as well as traditional crafts and classic Japanese food. This article introduces the best ways to enjoy Old Karuizawa Ginza Street, including popular restaurants and nearby sightseeing spots. Use this guide to make the most of the charm of Old Karuizawa Ginza Street.
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Shiraito Falls Sightseeing Guide, One of Karuizawa’s Most Popular Attractions
Shiraito Falls is one of the most iconic attractions in Karuizawa, one of Japan’s most popular travel destinations. The harmony between the waterfall and the surrounding natural scenery creates beautiful seasonal views throughout the year. Because it is an artificial waterfall, one of its unique features is that you can enjoy its beauty consistently. This article introduces everything you need to know to fully enjoy Shiraito Falls, from its highlights and access information to the best seasons to visit and nearby sightseeing spots.
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29 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Nagano: Rich History and Nature Escapes
Nagano is the mountainous escape that’s enclosed by the 3 ranges of the Japan Alps. The area is hugged by rolling peaks, and remarkable natural backdrops as far as the eye can see. Not to be missed, there are even historic temples and shrines, plenty of places to stay and shops that await.
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Nagasaki
Tourist Attractions
Gunkanjima (Hashima Island)
3.15 3An abandoned island and registered UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.
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World Cultural Heritage Site, Gunkanjima: Guide of How to See it Without Getting on a Boat.
Hashima Island (aka “Gunkanjima” or “Battleship Island”) sits 18 km off the shores of Nagasaki. Once used as a coal-mining site, the island is now an uninhabited, abandoned island since the mines closed in 1974. Its desolate appearance gives it a unique mystique that draw crowds from both in and outside of Japan. In 2009, the island was cleared for visitation and boat-based tours, but in this guide will share a few spots where you can check out the island without having to use a boat.
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26 Things to Do in Nagasaki
The greatest charm of Nagasaki, which has flourished as an international trading port, is its exotic cityscape. Nagasaki is the only place where you can feel the unique blend of foreign and Japanese cultures. Of course, Nagasaki's appeal doesn't stop there. The city is also popular among history enthusiasts, with many historical buildings telling of its rich past. Here, we have carefully selected must-visit sightseeing spots, gourmet experiences, and accommodations in Nagasaki, a city full of attractions.
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Gunkanjima (Hashima): The Unique History and Must-See Highlights for Getting the Most Out of Your Visit
Gunkanjima (Hashima) has drawn attention for its unusual history and eerie landscape of concrete ruins. Independent landings are prohibited, so the only way to visit is by joining a tour-making it a higher-hurdle destination. This article introduces the island’s distinctive history and one-of-a-kind highlights for those who only know the name “Gunkanjima (Hashima).”
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