The most important feature of Nagoya Castle is the two golden shachihoko on the roof. There's a large model on the first floor that you can check out.
Nagoya Castle | Review by 蔡達
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Shoji Lake Hotel
Situated along the shores of Lake Shoji, this hotel offers an exceptional location where the lake spreads out before you and Mount Fuji rises beyond it-allowing you to enjoy breathtaking views from guest rooms, the open-air baths, and the observation terrace.
Waking up early to the view of Mt. Fuji and the lake was pure happiness.
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Hida Takayama Old Town
Hida Takayama Old Town is a popular sightseeing destination in the Hida region, where streets dating back to the Edo period remain lined with atmospheric townhouses and traditional shop curtains. Its rows of townhouses with projecting lattice windows offer a glimpse into the area's history and culture. Sake breweries, cafes housed in renovated traditional homes, and gift shops make it an enjoyable place to explore on foot.
If you're visiting Takayama, you definitely have to walk through this old street. There are lots of local souvenirs and small crafts. If you love Japanese vibes, it's worth a stroll.
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Shirakawa-go (Gassho-Zukuri Village)
Shirakawa-go is a picturesque area where Japan’s traditional rural landscape remains intact. It has the largest concentration of gassho-zukuri buildings, with more than 100 structures of various sizes as of 2016. As Japan’s largest gassho-zukuri village, it has been designated a National Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
Head to the Shiroyama Observatory if you want to get a full view photo of Shirakawa-go. Just make sure to give yourself enough time.