It totally feels like a dream beach! The sand is super white and really fine, so it’s super comfy to walk on. The water is such a clear, beautiful blue—every photo turns out amazing. It does get pretty crowded in the summer, but the vibe is lively and it really feels like a vacation spot. There are shops and restaurants right nearby, so you can grab something to eat when you’re tired from swimming—super convenient. Overall, it’s the perfect place to just relax, soak up the sun, and enjoy the ocean view. 🌊☀️
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The transitions between the parade floats are super smooth—there’s never a dull moment.
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If you have enough time, it's worth stopping by for a look. Otherwise, Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori are already great for shopping.
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Even though it's a rest stop, there are so many shops and facilities besides just bathrooms. It's basically become a tourist spot.
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This place serves really authentic local cuisine from Akita.
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Climbing up was pretty tough. I saw a lot of athletes using the stairs for training along the way.
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I was really looking forward to coming here, but it was pretty different from what I imagined. A lot of the rides are poorly maintained and look old and worn out. Plus, the park is really small. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend it.
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The view of Kamikochi from Kappa Bridge is just amazing! Blue skies, lush greenery, and crystal-clear water—it's all so beautiful. The environment is really well protected here. Even the public restrooms require a small cleaning fee, which goes toward keeping the place nice and clean.
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The location is a bit out of the way, but there are different flowers to see all year round. The park is huge, which makes it even more impressive. You can rent bikes here, and there's also a shuttle bus to get around.
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This is one of the most famous and sacred shrines in Japan. The grand torii gate at the entrance is really impressive, and the shimenawa rope at the Kaguraden weighs a massive 5 tons—something you won't see anywhere else. There's a lot to see and appreciate at Izumo Taisha.
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These are the earliest cherry blossoms to bloom in Japan, usually around mid-February. There's also a festival for the Kawazu-zakura at the same time, with lots of food stalls nearby. The atmosphere is super lively!
