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SNOOPY MUSEUM
The Charles M. Schulz Museum is located in Santa Rosa, California. Its only official satellite museum in the world is the SNOOPY MUSEUM in Minami-machida, Tokyo.
Seeing Snoopy from all different eras really made me smile. So heartwarming!
GinzaNovo (Tokyu Plaza Ginza)
This is a large business complex that displays the charm of traditions and innovation coexisting in the Ginza area. Inside, there are shops that combine trends and formality with the concept of "Creative Japan 〜The world will become more interesting from here〜".
The food court in the basement of Tokyu Plaza Ginza is a well-known spot in the area. There are all kinds of restaurants and food stalls offering Japanese and international cuisine, so visitors can try a wide range of flavors and styles.
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN
YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN connects the Sakuragicho Terminal just in front of JR Sakuracho Station to the Canal Park Terminal in the Shinkou District. At a total length of 630 meters and 40 meters tall at its highest point, it takes only 5 minutes to get across one way.
Riding the cable car, you get a clear view of the entire Minato Mirai 21 area through the transparent cabin.
Nyonin Koya, Murouji Temple
Murou is surrounded by mountains and clear streams, it has been said to be a sacred place of worship for the water god and dragon god since ancient times. Kenkei, a monk of Kofukuji Temple, had Murouji temple built in the late Nara period to pray for the healing of Prince Yamabe’s illness, who later became Emperor Kanmu.
In the early days, women weren't allowed to enter Mount Koya, but Murouji Temple made an exception. That's why it's called 'Nyonin Koya'—the Koya for women.
Osaka Tenmangu Shrine
This shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, known as the god of learning. The shrine has been known as "Tenjin-san of Tenma" by the people of Osaka since ancient times, and since its establishment in 949, people have entrusted it with all kinds of wishes, including those for plague, learning, and entertainment. During the exam season, the shrine is crowded with students preparing for exams.
Whether you're praying for academic success or love, this place is at the heart of Osaka's beliefs. The Tenjin Festival here is also considered one of Japan's top three festivals.