A great place to go skiing in the winter.
10BRENDA's Reviews Page 5/11
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They offer tasty pears for sampling. You can learn about different pear varieties and how they grow. There are also all kinds of pear souvenirs.*
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It happened to be raining, which actually made it nice to take my time and look around.
Each theme felt different. -
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The sand dunes stretch out as far as the eye can see.
If you get the chance, you should definitely come ride a camel. -
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The easiest and most convenient train for getting from Haneda Airport into the city.
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There are shops inside the landmark where you can buy souvenirs and gifts, and there are also restaurants for meals.
At night, you can also go up to one of the high-floor restaurants to enjoy the night view. -
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Kotohiragu Shrine — I finally made it up all 785 steps! Halfway up, I really wanted to turn back, but I’m glad I kept going.
It was honestly a bit tiring the whole way up, but the moment I arrived, it felt so worth it.
I bought a golden omamori, and it felt full of blessings and strength. -
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Super convenient for getting to the Seto Inland Sea islands like Shodoshima and Naoshima!
It’s not just easy transportation—there’s also installation art on board to enjoy.
The artistic vibe of a Seto Inland Sea art trip starts from the very beginning. -
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*Naoshima New Museum of Art · Designed by Tadao Ando*
The lines of the exposed concrete and the natural lighting are absolutely breathtaking.
The works inside are diverse, and each one feels like stepping into a different story.
On top of that, you can grab a meal at the museum restaurant while visiting. As long as the museum is open, the restaurant is open too, which is super convenient. (It doesn’t close randomly.) -
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A beautiful garden. If you have time, you can make a reservation at Kafutei inside the garden, where they offer a kimono experience, including everything from the outfit to hair and makeup.
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