Even on regular days, there aren't too many tourists here. The vibe is really peaceful and you won't feel crowded at all.
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The short hike from Tsumago to Magome was super relaxing. The forest scenery along the way was absolutely gorgeous, and the shop owners were all really friendly. There's this laid-back, old-town vibe that makes you want to slow down and just enjoy it.
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I think it's even more beautiful than Fukuoka Tower! The best part is the super wide view—you can see so much!
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One of Japan's three most famous hot springs. The streets have a charming, traditional vibe. I really love it here.
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Don't come too late—most shops close after 8 p.m.
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Zao Ski Resort gets really crowded in winter, which is also the peak travel season here.
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One of the few Western-style buildings from the Meiji era still left in Akita City. There are lots of exhibits inside—definitely worth a visit.
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I made a special trip to see the Kanto Festival. The lanterns lit up at night look absolutely beautiful. It really lived up to my expectations.
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Shirakawa-go in winter, with snow on the rooftops, really looks just like a gingerbread house. You definitely have to check out the view from the observatory to really get that vibe.
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The reflection of Mt. Fuji on the 1,000 yen bill was actually photographed right here at Lake Motosu.
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You can drive your car straight to the parking lot inside. From there, it's just a short walk to Kappa Bridge.
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Harajuku Station outside the shrine used to be the oldest wooden station in Tokyo. Now that the old station has been torn down, I feel a bit sad and it's such a shame.
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We originally planned to visit Universal Studios Japan as a family to celebrate our child's graduation this year. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, we had to cancel. It's tough seeing the kids disappointed, but we're just hoping the virus goes away soon.
