There were so many people that the lines were super long. Even if you pay for the express pass, you still have to wait. If you don't pay extra, you can barely get on any rides.
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Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route
This 23.1-mile mountain sightseeing route cuts through the Northern Japan Alps, home to peaks reaching around 9,800 feet. With a maximum elevation change of 6,480 feet, the route connects Tateyama Station in Toyama Prefecture and Ogizawa Station in Nagano Prefecture via six modes of transportation, including cable cars and a ropeway. Numerous scenic spots can be found along the way, offering many ways to experience the majestic natural surroundings, from casual walks to serious trekking.
Taking the cable car from Murodo Station to Daikanbo and looking out over the magnificent mountains was just unbelievable.
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MUJI Ginza
MUJI's global flagship store is located on Namiki-dori Street in Ginza, Tokyo's upscale shopping district. Here, visitors can experience from various perspectives MUJI's concept of promoting “a pleasant life” through clothing, food, and home essentials.
The entire building is MUJI's flagship store. There's even a restaurant and a hotel, and the product selection is super complete.
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IKAHO TOY.DOLL & CAR MUSEUM
The museum displays toys and dolls from the early Showa period to the Heisei period, including the "Fukumatsu Ningyo" (vintage Japanese doll), only nine dolls in Japan. In another area of the museum, cars from the Showa period are displayed, making it a museum that people of all ages can enjoy.
Each area has its own unique charm, with lots of rare treasures. The models are also really impressive.