You can take the park's special boat to check in at the hotel. It's a high-end European-style hotel.
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The museum displays many historical paintings and folding screens related to Byodoin. These artifacts showcase the area's rich history and make it well worth a visit.
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You can enjoy beautiful ocean views here and learn about the local maritime history.
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The lively street scene from the Edo period is recreated here. There are tons of shops selling all kinds of local snacks and souvenirs.
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If you have time and enough energy, you can hike the mountain trail behind the main shrine. It takes about 2–3 hours round trip to reach the top.
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It really feels like you're in the Netherlands or Europe here. The night view is beautiful, with amazing lights and a great atmosphere.
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When I visited, the snow wall was 16 meters high. You definitely can't see scenery like this in Taiwan.
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Try to avoid going during Japanese holidays, or you'll be stuck in super long lines. It's best to get a VIP wristband to save a lot of time.
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A must-visit spot for any Tokyo trip! Be sure to download the park app first so you can check the wait times for rides.
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This area is made up of several hot springs and is pretty deep in the mountains, so getting there isn't very convenient. Visiting in winter feels amazing.
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There are thousands of cherry blossom trees here, including Somei Yoshino and weeping cherry varieties. The scenery during cherry blossom season is just lovely.
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It's really close to Sendai Station, with lots of shops and a great place to stroll around.
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This is the final resting place of Date Masamune. It's definitely worth taking your time to appreciate everything here.
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A solemn and dignified shrine with a really nice atmosphere.
