So classy... The Japanese really know what they're doing 🤣
But honestly, it's just so good, I have to give it a thumbs up!!!
Best Japanese souvenir, hands down.
TENGA LAND | Review by 王文瑞
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Heiwa Dori Shopping Park
The 1-kilometer-long pedestrian paradise, called "Heiwa-dori Shopping Park", is the main street of Asahikawa, and was established in 1972 as Japan's first permanent pedestrian paradise, and is lined with a variety of stores, from large-scale stores and various specialty stores to beauty salons and restaurants.
This place really has a local vibe. It doesn't feel as commercialized as the big cities.
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Takahata Fudoson Temple
Takahata Fudoson is a special head temple of the Chisan School of Shingon Buddhism and is considered one of the Three Great Fudo Temples of the Kanto region, alongside Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and others. Around 300,000 people visit for the year's first temple visit, and the temple also draws many worshippers for its festival day on the 28th of each month.
This is the temple where Hijikata Toshizo from the Shinsengumi is buried, and you can see hydrangeas here in early summer.
There aren't many tourists, so it's nice and quiet for a stroll inside the temple.
It seems like this shrine is known for traffic safety blessings.
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Michi-no-Eki Doshi
Located in the center of Doshi Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, Michi-no-Eki Doshi serves as a hub for information on local sightseeing, events, and specialty products. It has free parking for more than 100 vehicles and restrooms open to everyone, making it a popular stop during a drive.
Doshi is a great summer getaway spot in Yamanashi. You can even go fishing, so it's perfect for families.
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