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Visiting Iwate Prefecture’s World Heritage Site, “Hiraizumi”

“Hiraizumi - Temples, Gardens, and Archaeological Sites Representing the Buddhist Pure Land” was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2011. It is composed of five parts, all located within Hiraizumi Town of Iwate Prefecture: Chuson-ji Temple, Motsu-ji Temple, Kanjizaioin Ato, Muryokoin Ato, and Mt. Kinkeisan. This article will introduce each of these five locations.
[Conversational Japanese] Greetings “When we meet”

When walking around Japan you will have noticed Japanese people bowing to each other while conversing. Here in Japan greetings are a very important aspect of everyday life. In Japan, others often judge the type of person you are by your manners. In Japanese there are everyday expressions used amongst friends and there is “Keigo” which means “honorific” expressions. “Keigo” is used to convey respect to others when they are older than you or your superior.
Kusatsu Onsen - Netsunoyu

Netsunoyu is a tourist spot where you can enjoy watching “yumomi!” “Yumomi” is the act of churning the hot water of an onsen with long planks, so that the water temperature is reduced to a temperature suitable for bathing.
A wealth of hidden jam spots! Navigate Toei Bus and explore the downtown Tokyo area!

In this article, we will introduce you a trip you can make to explore the “down town” area of the city. The starting point of the trip will be “Tokyo Sky Tree”, one of the most notable tourist spots in Tokyo.
7 Top Retro Bar Alleys in Tokyo

While Tokyo continues to lean into the future, there are still plenty of retro alleys and cityscapes that keep the classic vibes of old-world Tokyo. Many are filled with cozy, quaint little pubs that draw people in close for a chummy chat or chance to share a drink with friends that no longer feel like strangers.
A Timeless Enjoyment for Everyone! 25 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Shizuoka with Diverse Attractions

Many people associate Shizuoka with Mount Fuji. Of course, the breathtaking views of Mount Fuji are one of the prefecture's many attractions. However, Shizuoka has much more to offer. From historic hot spring resorts and family-friendly theme parks to Japan's largest outlet mall, Shizuoka is full of diverse attractions that can be enjoyed by anyone, no matter who you visit with. With numerous accommodations where you can enjoy the beauty of nature through the seasons and relax in hot springs, it's also perfect for a healing getaway. Let us introduce you to must-visit tourist spots, accommodations, gourmet delights, and souvenirs from the captivating Shizuoka.
My Journey Through Western Tokyo. Come and experience the wonders of the Tama area!

When the Tama area is mentioned, for many, nothing will come to mind. This is probably due to the lack of information available online.
Yamadera in Yamagata Prefecture, with Stunning Scenery Throughout the Seasons

Yamadera is located in Yamagata City of Yamagata Prefecture. The temple’s official name is Hōjusan Risshakuji Temple. This ancient temple has been worshipped for many years, and it is believed that climbing the 1015 stone steps to worship at the summit helps to cut bad relationship ties. The temple offers stunning scenery throughout each season of the year, so enjoy this showcase of the seasonal views!
Mount Osore

Mount Osore does not refer just to the mountain, located in the center of Shimokita Peninsula, but also to the crater’s outer rim, which holds Lake Usori. Mount Osore is one of the Three Holy Mountains of Japan. (Holy Mountains: These mountains, while grand and timeless, also have a history of powerful eruptions, and it is said that Kami and spirits have inhabited them for many years.)
Visiting Kakunodate and its Samurai Residences

Within Kakunodate-cho of Akita Prefecture are the remnants of a flourishing castle town from about 400 years ago. This district has been designated as protected in an effort to conserve traditional buildings.
Mount Racey (Ski Area)

Mount Racey is a ski area located just in front of the JR Yubari Station, or about an hour away from the New Chitose Airport. The ski resort is packed with people enjoying skiing and snowboarding in the winter months! Mount Racey also features a hotel with excellent access to the ski area, making it a convenient lodging for skiers with lots of luggage.
Check out the 15 bronze statues of “Kochikame” characters in Kameari, where the manga was set!

The slapstick comedy revolves around the misadventures of local police officer, Ryoutsu Kankichi. The anime based on the manga is extremely popular in other countries as well. There are 15 bronze statues of Kochikame characters spread out around the area surrounding Kameari Station, including the first colour statue that was just created this year(2016). Keep reading to find out more about the Kochikame Statue Tour and our recommended route!
What is Tea ceremony (sadou)?

Sadou is a Japanese traditional etiquette of preparing and drinking tea, and initially called “chayu”（茶湯）and was originally developed from China. Although the main purpose is to enjoy tea, however, the manner, performance, tea equitments, tea room, and the decoration of the tea room are also important and performed as part of the composite arts.
Osaka’s “Expo ‘70 Commemorative Park” is the place to visit and enjoy the colours of Autumn!

In japan we can enjoy 4 distinct seasons. The beautiful views of each season are unique. For instance in Autumn we all look forward to seeing the colours of the leaves change.
Osaka shoyu ramen! Enjoy extra thick chashu with your ramen at Jinrui Mina Menrui

Everyone is talking about Jinrui Mina Menrui, a ramen shop located near Osaka’s Minamikata Station.

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