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    When visiting Lake Towada, besides enjoying the beautiful lake and mountain scenery, the Statue of Maidens is also a classic attraction not to be missed. This statue was the final work of Japanese poet and sculptor Kotaro Takamura, and it has now become an important symbol of Lake Towada. The two maidens stand quietly by the lakeshore, complemented by the forest and lake scenery behind them, creating a peaceful and elegant atmosphere.

    I really recommend visiting during the fall foliage season! Take a leisurely stroll along the lakeside path next to the Statue of Maidens, surrounded on both sides by autumn colors, with golden yellow, orange-red, and green weaving together into a natural work of art. With the lake breeze blowing and views of Lake Towada along the way, there’s no need to rush. Just walking at a relaxed pace like this feels wonderful.

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    The Statue of Maidens on the shore of Lake Towada is the final work of renowned Japanese poet and sculptor Kotaro Takamura, and one of the lake's most iconic landmarks. The statues of two young women stand quietly by the lake, creating a picturesque scene with the surrounding mountains, forests, and water. We were very lucky to have beautiful weather that day and took many postcard-like photos. After seeing the Statue of Maidens, you can also stop by the shrine and take a leisurely walk while enjoying the scenery of Lake Towada. It's a very relaxing way to travel.

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    The two maidens quietly face each other beside the beautiful lake, and it feels like time slows down here. Besides appreciating the artwork, don’t forget to take that classic photo together.
    In fall, the lakeside turns golden, and with the statues and the calm lake surface, it’s so beautiful you won’t want to leave.
    A must-visit spot at Lake Towada. If you come here, you have to take a photo!

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    While walking along the shore of Lake Towada, the Maiden Statue stood quietly by the water, keeping visitors company. The lake, mountains, and sculpture together made a truly moving scene.

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