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Kintaro Soba Yamamotoya

Founded in 1978, this long-established soba restaurant has continued to preserve kurumi soba, a traditional way of eating soba in Ouchi-juku, where freshly ground walnuts are mixed into the dipping sauce. The walnuts used are wild mountain walnuts that grow naturally in the Aizu region. Compared to common Western walnuts, these native walnuts have less bitterness and a deeper aroma and flavor.

• Fukushima
• Japanese Cuisine

Nada Fighting Festival (Nada No Kenka Matsuri)

The annual autumn festival is held on October 14th and 15th at Matsubara Hachiman Shrine in Shirahama Town, Himeji City. Known as one of the "Three Great Wild Portable Shrine Festivals" in Japan, the festival involves participants from the "Former Seven Villages," which are the seven coastal regions in the southeastern part of the city, part of the shrine's parishioners.

• Hyogo
• Autumn festivals & Events

Niihama Taiko Matsuri (Niihama Drum Festival)

Niihama Taiko Festival is held in Niihama City for 4 days from October 15 through the 18. It is counted as one of Shikoku’s Three Great Festivals along with Awa Dance in Tokushima and Yosakoi Festival in Kochi.

• Ehime
• Autumn festivals & Events

Hakozaki Shrine Hojoya Festival

Alongside the springtime Hakata Dontaku and the summertime Hakata Gion Yamakasa, the Hojoya Festival is an annual autumn event that ranks among the three major festivals of Hakata. With a history spanning over 1100 years, the festival serves to comfort and express gratitude to the spirits of all forms of life. Additionally, it prays for thriving business and household safety. Over seven days and nights, various rituals are performed.

• Fukuoka
• Autumn festivals & Events

Naeba Dragondola

The gondola connects the "Naeba Plateau," where the Naeba Prince Hotel is located, and the "Tashiro Plateau" spread out at the mountaintop. It boasts the longest length in Japan, approximately 5.5 km, moving up and down a total elevation difference of about 430 meters.

• Niigata
• Ropeway

Aso Panorama Line

Aso-Panorama Line is the 37-km long scenic route in the center of the Mount Aso caldera that runs the north, west and south routes towards the 5 mountains of Aso. All three directions of the path meet in the midde, making their way towards Aso Sanjo Public Square. Here you’ll find unrivaled views of the Somma volcano, and the wide open green of the great outdoors as you discover the best scenic spots of Aso.

• Kumamoto
• Tourist Attractions

Ikegami Baien (Plum Garden)

Close to the Ikegami Honmonji Temple in Ota District, Ikegami Plum Garden is known for the District flower, plums. The garden spreads on a hill with over 30 species of plum trees. Red and white fragrant blossoms will let you know when spring arrives.

• Oimachi, Kamata, Haneda Airport Area
• Parks & Gardens

Snoopy museum Tokyo

The Schulz Museum of Art is located in Santa Rosa, California, USA. The only official satellite of this museum in the world is the Snoopy Museum in Minami-Machida, Tokyo.

• Tachikawa, Hachioji, Machida
• Museums

Kaneiji Temple

This temple was founded in 1625 and is the head temple of the Kanto region of the Tendai sect of Buddhism. It was built by the high priest Tenkai, who was deeply revered by three shoguns, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Hidetada, and Iemitsu, to pray for the safety of the Tokugawa shogunate and the well-being of the common people. It is a prayer hall and family temple of the Tokugawa shoguns, and six of the fifteen Tokugawa shoguns are still buried there today.

• Ueno, Nippori
• Shrines & Temples

[Closed Down]North Safari Sapporo

Tucked in deep Hokkaido, near Jozankei, “North Safari Sapporo” is Hokkaido’s first hands-on petting zoo. With approximately 140 species of animals, it is famous by guests of many generations as they enjoy petting and feeding. It is also popular as Japan’s first animal glamping venue.

• Sapporo
• Zoos & Aquariums