LeTAO's Double Fromage Cheesecake feels so luxurious! Every bite is packed with rich cheese flavor and a silky texture—it's unforgettable. If you love cheese desserts, you really have to try this.
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The texture of this udon is seriously impressive—chewy and satisfying! The sesame dipping sauce makes it even more addictive. No wonder it's so popular.
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Besides soaking in the hot springs, you can also explore some old buildings and temples nearby to learn about the local culture and way of life. The local cuisine, especially dishes cooked with hot spring water, has a unique flavor worth trying.
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I didn't really know this brand before—a friend recommended it. Once I went in, it felt like discovering a hidden gem! The bags are beautifully designed, come in lots of colors, and you can really feel the Japanese craftsmanship in every detail.
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You can enjoy a beautiful sunset here and also try some delicious local seafood dishes. It really leaves a lasting impression.
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This is a traditional craft shop mainly making paper umbrellas and lanterns using Mino paper. It was a really nice experience.
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The dishes here are unique, using lots of fresh mountain vegetables and produce picked from Hida, Shirakawa-go, and Gokayama. Highly recommended!
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They have a great selection of ingredients here, including five different cuts of Hida beef and a colorful variety of vegetables. The place is really popular, so if you don't make a reservation, you'll have to wait in line.
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The highlight here is definitely the fresh river fish raised right around the restaurant—super fresh! Since they're farmed in crystal-clear spring water, there's no fishy smell at all. Even the sashimi is delicious and totally safe to eat raw.
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The observation deck is free—no ticket needed! The view here is fantastic, and you can see the whole Gassho Village. When the village is lit up, it's even more magical and really leaves a lasting impression.
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Wow, staying at Kararako was such a luxurious yet understated experience! They even have a beauty salon. The best part was the restaurant, supervised by the Michelin-starred Kyoto chef from Higashiyama Yoshihisa. You really have to stay here at least once!
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So comfortable! The staff were super friendly. The hotel has a quiet, luxurious vibe, and the rooms are spacious and cozy. There's a large public bath and a garden with a Kyoto feel. The breakfast buffet had so many options—I was really satisfied!
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Kumano Shrine is famous for blessings of good luck and relationships. The most unique thing here is that you can touch the two-headed sacred snake to pray for love and safety. You can also wash your money here for good fortune—it's really special!
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Aikido is a great experience for women—it's a martial art that doesn't rely on brute strength. It really helps you feel healthy and happy, both physically and mentally. I highly recommend it for women to try!
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Kaga Yuzen is all about hand-dyeing, just like painting a picture! Even if you're not confident in your drawing skills, you can make a beautiful original handkerchief, kind of like coloring in a book. It only takes about 60 minutes to finish one. Such a great experience!
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The bright colors and patterns on the kimono are one of Kanazawa's traditional crafts. Here, you can learn about how they're made, watch live demonstrations, and shop for products. The best part is, if you book in advance, you can join in on these hands-on activities. Highly recommended!
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You can try out and learn traditional Kaga-nui embroidery here! I made a DIY keychain, hair accessory, and some other cute little items. I picked up lots of new techniques and ended up with some beautiful decorations. The embroidery process was smooth and really enjoyable—highly recommend!
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They offer all kinds of healthy drinks made with vinegar. Thanks to the local climate, Fukuyama is a great place for brewing black vinegar.
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It's one of Japan's Top 100 Castles and one of the 12 original castle towers still standing. Uwajima Castle is really well preserved.
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Kawaguchi Lake is the most developed and lively of the Fuji Five Lakes. Lots of big local festivals and cultural events are held here.
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The exterior looks beautiful and has a modern vibe. It takes a little over 10 minutes to walk to the museum from the station.
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You can spot Namahage everywhere on the Oga Peninsula in Akita. During dinner at the hotel, they came out and asked us for sake. Some kids in our group ended up bursting into tears!
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You can try on ancient noble costumes and samurai armor here—lots of fun activities! The staff were super friendly and enthusiastic, making it an unforgettable experience.
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The castle ruins have been turned into a park where locals can relax.
