I've heard before that the gassho-style houses are built without using a single nail, but seeing them in person, they felt way sturdier than I imagined. I also visited the Gassho-zukuri Minkaen, the open-air museum in the Ogimachi gassho village. There, you can try out traditional Japanese crafts like plant dyeing, making straw sandals, and even making soba noodles. Really cool experience!
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Each house has its own unique history and architectural style, letting visitors really get to know traditional Japanese lifestyles and building techniques.
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Every exhibit area is thoughtfully designed, so you can observe and learn about the animals' habits up close.
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This large shopping mall in Odaiba has an amusement area and a museum, plus all kinds of restaurants and specialty shops. If you step outside, you can get a great view of Rainbow Bridge.
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You can spot this iconic landmark from far away. Some floors are open to the public for tours, making it a must-see attraction in Odaiba.
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Even though you're in Tokyo, it doesn't feel like the city at all. The old-fashioned Japanese streets have a charming, down-to-earth vibe, and the street food is really unique.
