Spring is the perfect time to visit. The weather is nice and cool, and the whole town is filled with Hinamatsuri vibes. The atmosphere really feels so Japanese.
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It kind of feels like you’re stuck here! You can only eat at the restaurants inside the park, and the food is pricey with not much variety.
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I rode the sightseeing train with open windows and enjoyed the countryside views along the way. They also sell souvenirs like keychains and candy inside the train.
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The artworks are fired onto ceramic tiles, so they're not affected by humidity or light, and you can take photos freely. Even though they're all replicas, it's amazing to see masterpieces from around the world in one visit. Art lovers definitely shouldn't miss this place!
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This is the most delicious French toast I’ve ever had.
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This is a very old temple with a lot of history. The carvings on the beams are worth checking out. Since I visited on a weekday, it wasn’t crowded and there weren’t any foreign tourists. Compared to Senso-ji, this place feels much more relaxing.
