It really feels like rural Japan. The air is super fresh, there aren’t many people, and it’s really comfortable to walk around.
The grounds aren’t huge, but the vibe with the old folk houses and thatched-roof homes is totally on point. Great for photos 📸
Adachigahara Furusato Village | Review by 陳世明
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First Avenue Tokyo Station
"First Avenue Tokyo Station (Tokyo Station Ichibangai) " is directly connected to "Tokyo Station", the gateway to Japan.A wide variety of stores are gathered here, including ramen, local gourmet foods from all over Japan, Japanese and Western confectioneries from famous and long-established stores, and popular character goods.
My daughter specifically asked me to buy this and bring it back home! 😆
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Tofukuji Temple
This is the head temple of Rinzai School. Kujo Michiie wished to have a temple for his family burial under Reverend Shoichi Kokusi’s ministry, and built seven halls during 19 years beginning in 1236.
It felt like a money grab. Each person spent about 4,000 to 5,000 yen, and they closed at 4 p.m., so we missed out on seeing a lot of things.
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Blue Cave (Otaru, Hokkaido)
The Blue Cave, where sunlight filters through and illuminates the sea floor, is a natural masterpiece created by the absorption of all colors except blue from the spectrum of light. This phenomenon, a result of the perfect blend of water clarity, geographical features, and the angle of light, can be found in various places around the world, including the renowned Capri Island in Italy. However, the cave located within the Niseko Shakotan Otaru Quasi-National Park is a must-visit when touring Otaru.
Took a sightseeing boat tour of the Blue Cave. The ocean was a beautiful blue, changing with the sunlight. You’ll see some really unique rock formations along the way. The whole trip takes about 80 minutes. Definitely wear the warm coat they provide—it gets seriously cold out there.
