The Nada Fighting Festival held here is all about intense clashes between portable shrines. I didn't expect it to be such a masculine and even a bit rough event! It's definitely something unique and surprising.
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It was such a special experience to join the Taiko Festival! You can hear the whistles and drums from far away, and as the taiko floats come in, the excitement builds. Watching them compete to see which float can be lifted the highest and longest is super thrilling and impressive. Every year, tens of thousands of people come to see it in person!
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The Hojoya Festival's animal release tradition comes from the Buddhist teaching of not taking life, and it has become a festival where animals are set free back into nature. During the event, the approach to the shrine is lined with all kinds of festive stalls, like food stands and talent shows. It's a great place to stroll around and enjoy the lively atmosphere!
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The gondola runs during both the fresh green and autumn foliage seasons every year. In winter, it operates as a ski lift. Super convenient!
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Along the way, you can see Nakadake with smoke rising from it! You’ll also spot the Five Ponds and horses grazing on the grasslands of Kusasenri. Such a scenic drive!
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It only takes a few minutes to walk from Ikegami Baien to Ikegami Honmonji Temple. I climbed the stone steps in the garden and got a fantastic panoramic view of all of Ota Ward. The observation deck is awesome!
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You can start searching for different Snoopy statues around Grandberry Park. Just follow them and you'll find the entrance to the museum. So cute!
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Take a trip to the historic Kaneiji Temple. In recent years, it’s become a popular spot thanks to the NHK Taiga drama 'Atsuhime,' which brought in lots of visitors.
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You can interact with all kinds of animals here! You can even put a big snake around your neck—such a popular experience at this place!
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This is a must-visit, stunning spot in Kyushu. The tall sacred trees surround the area, and there’s a special couple’s cedar. If you walk around it three times hand in hand, your relationship will get even better! Highly recommended!
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Come visit the Yoichi Distillery buildings! You can check out the whisky-making process and learn about its history. Definitely a must-see spot in Hokkaido.
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This is a mysterious lake. Its unique blue color and beautiful scenery are sights you have to see at least once in your life.
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You can enjoy nature here, and they thoughtfully provide all the gear you need for trout fishing—so you can just show up empty-handed!
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The view of the Yoneshiro River and the surrounding mountains from the park is just beautiful. It's definitely one of the most popular photo spots around!
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The mountains are covered in maple leaves—absolutely breathtaking!
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Samurai Rock is a huge granite boulder! You can see the Pacific Ocean from here too.
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There's a tunnel at the foot of the mountain, and the unique rock formations stretch for about 1 kilometer. The scenery here is really beautiful.
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During the fall foliage season, there are some special events for the Mitake Gorge Autumn Festival.
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This is a famous spot for cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in the fall. The best time to see the cherry blossoms is around early April.
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Came to Japan just to try all-you-can-eat premium Wagyu beef!
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They display Nebuta floats and show videos about the festival’s history. The powerful music during the festival is pretty impressive.
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I really love the vibe of traditional Japanese inns. It's charming both inside and out.
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All kinds of jellyfish move slowly in the tanks, almost like they're dancing. The jellyfish ramen and ice cream are unique and taste great too.
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There are so many types of Japanese festival trinkets here. They're beautifully made and super cute—perfect as souvenirs.
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You can watch the trains go by on the tracks from the window seats.
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It's a small but beautiful park with a great variety of flowers. Glad I had the pass, so I could visit for free.
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The glass artworks inside are incredibly delicate and detailed. The insect section is especially impressive—all the little bugs are made from glass and look amazing.
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The roller coasters are super thrilling, and the haunted house is definitely a highlight.
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As soon as you step out of JR Asagaya Station, you'll see Tanabata Festival decorations everywhere. Asagaya is now one of the top three Tanabata festival spots in Japan.
