Kumano Hongu Taisha is considered a sacred place where the gods reside. This place is full of spiritual energy~ and, more importantly, it's also the center of faith here. 🙏
Kumano Hongu Taisha | Review by 邱㴓人
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Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU
Renowned as one of the world’s top destinations for high-quality powder snow, Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU attracts visitors from across the globe.
This place is perfect for beginners and anyone who just wants to take it easy! The snow is super comfortable, and the slopes aren't scary at all. The views are absolutely stunning—you'll find yourself saying 'wow' every time you look up. The lifts are pretty fast, so you don't have to wait forever, and everything is really clean. The restaurants and rest areas nearby are convenient, too. When you get tired from skiing, you can just grab a bite and recharge. Haha.
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WAKAYAMA MIO
A shopping center located at JR Wakayama Station and directly connected to the ticket gates. It currently consists of two buildings, the Main Building and North Building, with around 70 stores offering everything from fashion and dining to Wakayama souvenirs and relaxation services. The Main Building has one basement level and five floors above ground, with 5,200 square meters (about 56,000 square feet) of retail space.
This is one of the few shopping centers in Wakayama Prefecture, and it's not far from downtown Wakayama, so it's super convenient! 👍
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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.
Rihei is the only guesthouse in Shirakawa-go built in the tsuma-iri gassho-zukuri style. If you want to really experience and learn about traditional gassho-zukuri living, this is the place to stay!