This is a fantastic place where you can enjoy both a scenic walking trail and beautiful ocean views at the same time.
Tanesashi Coast | Review by 段好秀
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NAGOMI-YONEYA “Peanut Monaka”
Founded in 1899 (Meiji 32), the business began when its first owner sold yokan made with locally grown shibaguri chestnuts. Since then, it has created numerous popular products, primarily Japanese sweets. The company operates standalone and in-store locations throughout Chiba Prefecture, with the NAGOMI-YONEYA Main Store serving as its flagship. Located along the Omotesando approach to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, the store is well known among temple visitors as a place to shop for souvenirs.
The Peanut Monaka is truly delicious! The texture is smooth and you get a rich peanut flavor with every bite.
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Yachi Onsen
Boasting over 400 years of history, Yachi Onsen in Aomori Prefecture is counted among Japan's three great hidden hot springs, alongside Tokushima Prefecture's Iya Valley Onsen and Hokkaido's Niseko Onsen.
The scenery around the hot spring area is absolutely lovely, surrounded by mountains and rivers. Walking through the onsen district, you can enjoy the natural beauty and really feel the wonders of nature.
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Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art
The Hirosaki Brick Warehouse Museum opened in 2020, set inside a historic, century-old red brick warehouse. The building was known by the name Yoshino-cho brick warehouse since its heyday as a sake brewery during the Meiji and Taisho eras, but still stands today as a beloved treasure that shaped the landscape of Hirosaki.
This museum has exhibited works by Yoshitomo Nara, whose art is full of pet dogs, sheep, and vivid colors. The portraits have such unique expressions—definitely worth seeing. Plus, the museum itself is really special, since it's a renovated Meiji-era warehouse with historical and cultural significance. In Japan, you can really feel the sense of history and tradition everywhere. It's definitely worth a visit.