Local culture really brings depth and nourishment to this place, and it helps foster creative energy.
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It's only about a 10-minute walk to Sapporo Dome, but the souvenir section is so good you'll totally lose track of time while browsing!
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You can still find traces of the old Chikoku Road all around here.
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There's a piano designed by Yayoi Kusama on display at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.
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Summer is when the Sumida River Fireworks Festival happens here—so beautiful!
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The museum may be small, but the ticket price is really reasonable. I definitely recommend checking it out!
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Barley straw craft is so much more than just straw... There's a lot to discover here!
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The clear blue of the Shiroishi River, the gorgeous pink of the cherry blossoms, and the snowy white of the Zao mountains all come together for a stunning three-color view. 👍
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There are tons of celebrity wax figures—Hollywood stars and more. You can even try making your own wax figure. If you love taking photos, I definitely recommend this place!
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Whenever I come here to watch a game, I always take the chance to explore Chofu as well.
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There's a restaurant inside Wadahori Park in Suginami Ward, and that's actually what makes this fishing pond special! 🤣
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This is a great fishing spot right in the heart of Tokyo. Besides fishing, you can also enjoy some beautiful views. 👍
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This scenic mountain road is absolutely gorgeous! From late April to mid-May, you can check out the snow walls—so cool! Every season brings its own beautiful views.
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A must-visit for anime fans~ The whole building is filled with video games, anime, and second-hand book stalls. It really feels like a treasure hunt!
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The maple valley inside the park is super popular for viewing autumn leaves 👏 Yahiko Park has a popularity score of 100 👍
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You can finish the round trip here in about 30 minutes. There are lots of scenic spots along the way, perfect for taking photos. The mountain views and autumn leaves are absolutely breathtaking ❤️
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This clock is modeled after the Dogo Onsen Honkan’s Shirasagikaku. Every 30 minutes, it plays a cheerful tune. I really like it 🤣
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You can try fisherman’s dishes here, all made with local ingredients from Munakata. Really awesome!
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This shrine is built on a small cliff. The area isn't very big, but it's super close to the city center.
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This distillery is tucked away in a residential area. They offer free tours and tastings, so it's a nice place to stop by if you're in the area.
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This aquarium is all about interactive experiences. There are touch zones set up throughout the place!
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Monet’s Garden in Kitagawa Village really brings the world of this famous artist to life!
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This is a must-visit spot when traveling in Kagoshima. Every Kagoshima travel guidebook recommends it.
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I highly recommend staying overnight on the island! You can enjoy sightseeing at a relaxed pace, go hiking, and do some birdwatching in nature. 👍
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The building right in front of Oita Station really stands out with its modern design. The special exhibits are unique too! 👍
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Naniwa no Yu is a natural hot spring known as 'Beauty Water.' It has an open-air bath and stone sauna on the rooftop of a building. Even though it's in the middle of the city, it feels like a resort!
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They hold exhibitions here from time to time, usually centered around the theme of 'communication.' It's a great place for artists and scientists to connect and share ideas! ☺️
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The Keage Incline 🚞 is a must-see spot for cherry blossoms in Kyoto. The old railway bridge and the cherry trees together create a scene you won't find anywhere else... It's truly beautiful.
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This is a popular spot where you can enjoy a great view of the Akashi Strait and Awaji Island. People really love coming here! ☺️
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Planes fly right overhead, and you can watch takeoffs and landings up close. At night, the airport lights sparkle like jewels—absolutely stunning.
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Here, you can experience what it's like to work in a tunnel 400 meters underground beneath the Ariake Sea. The huge coal-cutting machines used for mining are really cool!
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You can clearly see how coal was mined and what life was like for the miners. It's a fantastic place to learn about the history of coal mining!
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Take a trip to the Yame Dento Kogeikan and you'll really get to understand the traditional crafts of Yame. It's honestly surprising how much there is to discover here!
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Inside Sasayama Castle, which never had a main keep, the grand hall built around the same time as the castle itself was considered the political center.
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You can drive your own car or take a sightseeing bus through the safari park. There's also an area where you can get up close and observe the animals.
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Washi is one of Japan's most traditional crafts! There are all kinds of washi products here, and they're honestly some of the most irresistible souvenirs when you visit Japan.
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The most famous thing here is the beluga show. The dolphins perform all kinds of swimming tricks with bubbles—it's just too cute!
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Drifting down the Kinugawa River, you can enjoy the stunning natural beauty of the Kinugawa Gorge right from the boat.
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This place not only has professional art exhibitions, but also plays an important role in bringing new charm to the city. Highly recommended!
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There are lots of studios and kilns along Tsuboya Pottery Street, and among them, Ikutouen is a really famous old shop.
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This park is the largest outdoor wooden playground in the Tokai area! Kids can really let their imaginations run wild here—there's a sky bike, a Tarzan zipline, a two-story slide, and even a sandbox. Super fun for the little ones!
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In spring, the path is lined with cherry blossoms in full bloom. In autumn, you get to see beautiful fall colors. As someone who loves flower viewing, I come here every year!
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Besides manzai and short skits, there are also special comedy shows every day. The lineup of performers is always amazing!
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The 360-degree observation deck gives you a fantastic view of Osaka's nightscape. It's not crowded at all, which makes it even better!
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At Himuro Shrine, they store ice in the winter and offer it to the imperial court in the summer. Such an interesting tradition!
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There are breathtaking views from the cliffs at Naminoue Umisora Park. It's the only beach in Naha City!
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This is a must-visit spot for Ryoma fans! Inside, you'll find a life-size cutout of Ryoma, his actual gun, a yueqin, and some artifacts. If you like Ryoma, definitely check it out.
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Echizen washi is both practical and beautiful, making it an important part of the home. It has great light and air permeability.
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Walking into Nanto City in Toyama Prefecture and strolling down this old street, you can hear the rhythmic sound of wooden mallets. It really calms your heart. There's a unique charm to this place.
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Autumn is definitely the most popular season here, but the scenery in other seasons has its own special charm too.
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This place was originally designed so that farmers could tell the time from far away. Now, it's one of the most familiar sights for locals.
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Besides joining the hands-on Echizen ware pottery experience, you can also shop for Echizen ware at the museum store.
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The whole shopping street is built with Minamisanriku cedar! There are six big buildings and a total of 28 shops. 🎈
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As soon as we arrived at the entrance of Uesugi Shrine, we were greeted by an awesome, energetic group of samurai performers!
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You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Tokamachi area right from the mountain road. It's different from your typical tourist spot—really unique! ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ
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This place is a super trendy spot with a futuristic vibe! 👍
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Had a blast playing in the largest adventure forest in Japan!
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Both adults and kids will love the cutting-edge digital art displays here~
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The Bato Hiroshige Museum of Art, designed by Kengo Kuma, has a minimalist Japanese style. It feels like there's a touch of Zen hidden in the design too.
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You get the chance to try your hand at pottery, glass art, fabric dyeing, bamboo crafts, and more!
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They offer hands-on experiences inside, including making local foods like kamaboko (fish cake) and pressed mackerel sushi.
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The Italian Embassy Villa Memorial Park lets you get close to Lake Chuzenji's beautiful natural scenery and learn about the area's history as an international summer retreat.
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Turns out this is a memorial museum for the founder of Mashiko pottery! The grounds are huge—if you love ceramics, this is a must-visit.
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The most popular thing here is making your own seafood bowl with super fresh seafood you buy right in the market!
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This place has been chosen as a 'Lover's Sanctuary' in Japan! When I visited, I wrote a wish card and tied it to the 'Wishing Tree.' They say your wishes will come true if you do that.
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This park was established after the devastating 3/11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. It's also part of the recovery efforts for the Tohoku region.
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They make fresh and tasty fish cakes every day! Plus, you can try fun activities like making your own fish cake with a mold or grilling your own fish cake. Super cool experience!
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This is the biggest aquarium in Tohoku! No matter how many times I visit, I always have a great time here. Definitely worth enjoying to the fullest.
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The best thing about this hot spring is soaking in the bath while watching the sun set over the Sea of Japan. It's such a relaxing and beautiful experience. Highly recommended!
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When the weather is clear, you can see the frosted trees and the starry sky at night. It's absolutely beautiful!
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The pond here is really big, and the garden has a unique style from the Sengoku period. It's pretty special.
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This is the oldest Catholic church! The Gothic architecture and the stunning stained glass windows are just breathtaking.
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Crossing the swaying suspension bridge is thrilling, and you also get to enjoy views of the mountains along the valley and the stream below. It's a cool experience.
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You can pick your own ingredients from different stalls and create your perfect seafood rice bowl. Everything is fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced. Great value for money!
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There are delicious seafood dishes, beautiful beaches, and unbeatable scenery with amazing nature. So much to love here!
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You can feed or even touch dolphins and other sea creatures here. It's a fantastic experience!
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Katakurakan is right next to Lake Suwa! There are two main buildings—one is the hall, and the first floor is the bathhouse.
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This place preserves and showcases the traditional eyeglass-making techniques. Local master craftsmen get to show off their amazing skills here. Highly recommend!
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Nagasaki Penguin Aquarium has about half of all penguin species in the world—almost 200 penguins inside! Definitely a must-visit spot.
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At Tanashi Shrine, besides the main attraction—the Five Dragon Gods—there are also some old remains within the grounds. While you're visiting, be sure to check those out too!
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There are 10 different ski courses here, plus a long run that's 1,200 meters! If you love skiing, you'll really enjoy this place. 👍
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I love coming here! You can ski, relax in the hot springs, and take in the amazing sea of clouds—all in one trip. 😌
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You can come here, dress up in outfits from a hundred years ago, and take some memorable photos!
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On the second floor here, there's a mini Karuizawa Railway Museum. They have some rare materials related to the railway—definitely worth checking out!
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This place mainly showcases outstanding Japanese art from postwar to modern times. 🎨 Definitely worth a visit.
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I really love this villa 🏡. It's also one of the finest examples of architectural design in history. 👍
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After autumn starts, the forests around Lake Towada turn a fiery red. Such a beautiful vibe!
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Minamiza—modern architecture in the Momoyama style. If you want to see geisha, this is the place to go!
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During the Yokote Snow Festival, you can see snow huts and candle lights everywhere. It feels like a fantasy world—highly recommended!
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There’s a semi-circular tank here filled with so many firefly squids! You can also watch footage of them being caught on a big screen.
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Inside the park, you actually get to step into a sculpture itself. You really should come and experience this moving feeling for yourself!
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The ceramic bowls and plates are super practical—these are an important part of daily life for the locals. 😋
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The burgers here are amazing! 😋 I eat here every time I visit. 👍
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This place is considered one of the top cherry blossom viewing spots. You can stroll around and enjoy the beautiful sight of 20,000 blooming kanhizakura trees.
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The subtropical plants and landscaping in the park look so real, and there are all kinds of dinosaurs hidden among the trees. It’s awesome!
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This place encourages everyone to reflect deeply on the items they're viewing right in front of them.
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I soaked in the hot springs while enjoying the beautiful views of Mount Takao. Such a relaxing trip!
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This shrine, known as Japan's number one Sumiyoshi Shrine, was built in ancient times to pray for good harvests, safe voyages, and plentiful catches. Walking into the shrine, you can really feel its unique character. Definitely worth a visit!
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The driver gives commentary about the scenery along the way and even slows down at the best spots so you can take photos. It was such a fantastic experience! 🎉
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This children's library was designed by the famous architect Tadao Ando—it's the Nakanoshima Children's Book Forest. No admission fee, just make a reservation in advance. Highly recommended! 🤣
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You can watch the entire process of the craftsmen working by hand here. Seeing how everything is made is really fascinating and totally worth it.
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During the boat ride at Geibikei Gorge, the boatman rows while singing. The gorge on both sides and the mountains covered in autumn leaves 🍁 make for an absolutely beautiful scene.
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At Sakurai Futamigaura, you can watch the sun set into the Genkai Sea. It's definitely the go-to spot for sunsets—so beautiful! 👍
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Traditional lanterns light up the ancient shrine, and together with the modern Tokyo Skytree in the background, it's truly a beautiful sight! 🎊
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From popular fast fashion stores to unique little shops, all kinds of stores are gathered here. It's a shopper's paradise!
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This is a traditional local toy from the Heian period. The red color symbolizes protection from evil, so the red cow is considered a lucky charm for children.
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They sell all kinds of cute Asahiyama Zoo merchandise designed for the animals here! There are also tons of local specialties to check out~
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There are lots of small islands around Ishigaki Island, some big and some small~ There are plenty of activities and sightseeing spots, too. Just rent a bike and cruise along the tree-lined roads—it's super easy to get around the island.
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The Arashiyama Observation Deck is up on a hill~ You can climb up to the deck and enjoy a full view of the Haneji Inland Sea. It's really nice~
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The famous OKINAWA Fruits Land in Nago is a great place for kids to learn about fruits through fun challenges. You can also enjoy drinks and desserts made with all kinds of fruits. It's awesome!
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I really like Busena Marine Park in Nago~ Besides the beautiful beach, there’s an underwater observatory and glass-bottom boat rides. It's perfect for bringing kids to play!
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Here, you can see the rolling hills of Biei and Furano~ It's become a popular sightseeing spot. The sunset and starry sky views are also beautiful.
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You can enjoy beautiful views here day or night, which makes it a super popular spot. Highly recommended!
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Kaikaro is a Kanazawa City preserved building~ The teahouse is usually open for tours during the day, and you can learn about the tastes of Kanazawa merchants and teahouse culture. Very interesting!
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There are about 500 precious watches on display here~ The history of timepieces is so cool!
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Kurenaba has shaved ice and is also a teahouse. You can really feel the nostalgic atmosphere here!
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Shiraito Waterfalls is full of natural beauty. You definitely have to try the delicious trout prepared three ways here—highly recommended!
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Fukuoka Zoo is a large tourist spot that combines a zoo and a botanical garden. It's a place where you can learn through play, and there are interactive activities for kids too. I highly recommend it!
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At the Gamon shop on Shinmon Street near Izumo Taisha, they sell beautifully designed parfaits, plus coffee, tea, and lots of other tasty treats!
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I love coming here for tastings! You can sample their limited edition wines indoors—so good!
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These traditional hot spring inns have been preserved since ancient times. The simple hot spring street lets you enjoy relaxing time surrounded by nature.
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I made it to one of Japan's new top three night views—definitely come to Mt. Moiwa for the amazing Sapporo night scenery. Highly recommended!
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I really love the vibe here. While enjoying the flowers, you can also hear the sounds of insects and birds. Sharing this spot with all hydrangea lovers!
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There's a big group of Japanese macaques in the garden, and it's a seasonal thing! You can watch the monkeys soaking here—it's a real tourist draw.
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I totally recommend stopping by here. There's an adorable star polar bear, and the best part is the tickets are super cheap!
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One of the world's largest fountains, set up right on the breakwater! At night, it's lit up with colorful lights, creating a dreamy atmosphere.
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This is the heart of the Kirishima Onsen area. There's a foot bath here, and you can try corn and eggs steamed with hot spring steam. Plus, I really love the local specialty ham!
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This is Japan's favorite shopping paradise, and travelers love coming here to buy luxury goods. I really enjoy the elegant and calm vibe here.
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The best water park near Tokyo! 👍
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You can join a one-day Japanese painting workshop on the second floor here! 👍
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This is Japan's very first museum dedicated to the ancient Orient! 👍
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Seeing the flush toilets and elevators here really makes you imagine how the Bank of Japan controlled wealth back in the day.
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The deity here is believed to help cut off bad relationships and form good ones, thanks to the special 'enmusubi' stone. That's why so many people come to pray here!
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Here at Monkey Mountain, you can watch Japanese macaques up close. For just 100 yen, you can even feed them! The keepers also give interesting talks about how the monkeys live.
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If you love swimming, this is the place for you! 👫 Both kids and adults have a blast here. ❤️
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Inside Yamashita Park, you can see the Osanbashi Pier and the Ferris wheel. If you love night views, you definitely have to check out Yamashita Park—it's so beautiful!
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Tenjin Chikagai connects two subway stations, so it's super convenient for getting around. It's also an awesome place to shop, with all the latest styles I love. Highly recommend checking it out!
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Canal City Hakata's water show feels like a special welcome performance! The bold architecture and the water display are super eye-catching 🤣. It's really beautiful ❤️
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Narita International Airport is located in Chiba, making it a great spot for overseas visitors to explore nearby attractions. From late March, you can catch the cherry blossoms here. There are three unique spots for cherry blossom viewing, making it a great place for hanami.
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This coastal area in the southwest of Wakayama has some famous spots like Hashigui Iwa, Cape Shionomisaki, and Kaikongo. The scenery and vibe here are totally different from Kyoto or Osaka. I really recommend exploring Wakayama on your own!
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Satsukiyama Park has the best spot for overlooking the Osaka Plain. It's also a super popular place for cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. No wonder it's been selected as one of Osaka's Top 100 Green Spaces!
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At the Kirin Beer Brewery, you can watch a video in the classroom that covers how beer is made, the factory's history, and even some unreleased commercials. After watching, you'll definitely want a glass of Kirin beer right away—haha!
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The Abashiri Prison Museum's main building used to be the prison management center. The whole structure is a classic example of Meiji-era government architecture.
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It's so warm inside the strawberry greenhouse! Being able to eat freshly picked strawberries is awesome. You can even dip them in condensed milk—so tasty. The kids really enjoyed picking strawberries too.
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Kajo Park looks like a castle made of flowers from afar! It's actually a bit of a walk from the river, but the flowers are so huge and impressive. You can really feel how majestic it is! ❤️
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Kaiseizan Park—once you walk in, you'll see a whole forest of cherry blossoms. It's like walking through a tunnel of sakura. Absolutely stunning! ❤️
