This place has that quiet, peaceful feel of a small Japanese shrine. The red torii gates stretch all the way up, and the atmosphere is incredibly serene.
Ikutama Inari Shrine | Review by 黃秋燕
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Negoro-ji Temple
Negoro-ji Temple is the head temple of the Shingi Shingon school, located in Iwade City in northern Wakayama Prefecture, with a tradition spanning Approx. 900 years since its founding. The grounds are vast, covering 3.5 million square meters, and include many historically significant buildings, such as the Important Cultural Property Dendenpo-do Hall, which enshrines three statues including Dainichi Nyorai, also an Important Cultural Property. The National Treasure Daito Pagoda, measuring 40 meters tall and 15 meters wide, is among the largest in Japan.
The entire temple area is massive and so quiet. The moment you step in, it feels like you’re surrounded by history.
Cherry blossoms in spring, gorgeous fall colors in autumn—everything looks amazing in photos.
Perfect for taking your time, strolling around, and just unwinding. -
Otaru Orgel Doh Main Hall
This music box specialty shop has branches in various locations such as Otaru, Hakodate, Furano, Yokohama, Kamakura, and Kyoto. Its main building, which is the main shop, was built in 1915 (Taisho 4) and is designated as a historic building by Otaru City, preserving the remnants of the good old days.
The whole place is filled with beautifully crafted music boxes. The lovely melodies really help you relax and unwind.
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Kawasaki Azalea
From its East Exit, a huge shopping mall extends beneath Kawasaki Station, connecting the area to places like the City Hall and La Cittadella shopping complex. A variety of shops surround the Sunlight Square and Humming Garden, located in the center of this building.
There are quite a few homeless people gathered outside the entrance to the underground passage.