After visiting the sacred Ise Jingu, you definitely shouldn't miss Okage Yokocho in front of the shrine! The gorgeous, traditional Japanese buildings are everywhere, and you’ll find all kinds of street food like grilled beef skewers and sweets. 👍
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Funaoka Castle Ruins Park draws tons of people every cherry blossom season! There are thousands of cherry trees, and the view from the riverside up to the hilltop is just stunning—absolutely breathtaking.
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Motomachi Shopping Street is one of my absolute favorite places to stroll! It’s a stylish street that mixes classic old shops with trendy new ones.
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Okunitama Shrine is a place where Japanese companies come to pray for business prosperity. I definitely recommend stopping by to pay your respects! 🙏
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Asakusa is a super popular tourist area. You'll often see visitors wandering around these charming old-town streets. There are lots of tasty and unique shops here that make you want to stay longer! 😋
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teamLab Planets has a bunch of huge immersive installations. Visitors can interact and create different visual effects—it's always changing! Highly recommend checking it out~
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Rokko Garden Terrace—depending on where you look, the angle, and the time, you get to enjoy different night views from here.
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Lake Toya is beautiful in both summer and winter. When the weather's nice, it's super relaxing and comfortable.
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At the ROKKO Forest Sound Museum, you can enjoy beautiful flowers, greenery, and scenery all year round. It's a really special museum!
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I make a pilgrimage to Cat Street every year—there are just so many trendy clothes here! ❤️ I like it! 🤟
