This is the largest limestone cave in the East. Only about 1 kilometer is open to the public, but the paths are well maintained and there are even elevators. It's pretty cool inside—actually, it was a bit too cold for me, so I left quickly.
Akiyoshidai, Akiyoshido | Review by 葉茲
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Takayama Festival
Takayama Festival has been carefully kept for over 300 years in Takayama City, Gifu. It includes the Sanno Festival (Spring Takayama Festival) held at Hie Shrine in April, and Hachiman Festival (Autumn Takayama Festival) at Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine. It is known as one of Japan’s Most Beautiful Festivals.
If you come to Japan, you have to experience the local festivals! The unique dances, traditional music, colorful costumes, and energetic cheers fill the festival with so much joy and excitement. You can really feel the lively atmosphere.
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SPIRAL
Based on the theme of fusing life and art, the Spiral cultural commercial complex opened in 1985.
If you love a stylish lifestyle, you'll absolutely love this place. The home goods here are really high quality, and just looking at the displays is a treat.
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d47 MUSEUM
This design museum is located on the 8th floor of Shibuya Hikarie. d stands for “design”. 47 refers to the number of prefectures in Japan. Designed items based on each prefecture are presented across various periods. Themes include architecture, craftsmanship, food, fashion, environments and much more. Exhibits feature creations from young artists to traditional Japanese crafts, and tourism-related local travel designs.
If you want to experience Japanese craftsmanship, design, and aesthetics, I highly recommend checking out d47 MUSEUM. Totally worth a visit!