The Peanut Monaka is truly delicious! The texture is smooth and you get a rich peanut flavor with every bite.
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The scenery around the hot spring area is absolutely lovely, surrounded by mountains and rivers. Walking through the onsen district, you can enjoy the natural beauty and really feel the wonders of nature.
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This is a fantastic place where you can enjoy both a scenic walking trail and beautiful ocean views at the same time.
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This museum has exhibited works by Yoshitomo Nara, whose art is full of pet dogs, sheep, and vivid colors. The portraits have such unique expressions—definitely worth seeing. Plus, the museum itself is really special, since it's a renovated Meiji-era warehouse with historical and cultural significance. In Japan, you can really feel the sense of history and tradition everywhere. It's definitely worth a visit.
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Towada-Hachimantai National Park is a treasure trove of nature. There are so many ways to experience the outdoors here, and it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle and get close to nature. I really felt refreshed and happy.
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They change the exhibition themes from time to time, so there's always something new. The sand sculptures are super detailed and lifelike—really impressive work.
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The koi in the pond are beautiful. You can buy food for JPY 100 and feed them.
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The garden is really well maintained, and the scenery is fantastic!
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We need to remember the lessons of history and never repeat such tragedies again. 🙏
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The old city layout is so well preserved—it really feels like stepping back into the Edo period.
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The garden looks simple and modest, but you can sense the deeper meaning the designer wanted to express.
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This is a famous hot spring destination in Japan. Each bathhouse has its own unique charm. Definitely worth visiting to experience the local hot spring culture.
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This is a beautiful garden. The oldest natural fountain here was designed using the difference in height between the ponds. Really impressive!
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You can enter the garden from the entrance next to the main hall. The well-kept garden and the three-story pagoda are truly spectacular.
