Ukiha Inari Shrine is up on a hillside, with a row of red torii gates stretching upward—makes for awesome photos. On clear days, you get a great view of Ukiha below, which is really soothing. There are quite a few steps, but taking photos along the way makes it totally worth it.
Ukiha Inari Shrine | Review by Stan Lee
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The noodles and cabbage are piled on thick, making it really satisfying to eat. The sauce is a perfect mix of sweet and savory—goes great with both rice and drinks!
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Yasui Konpiragu
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The giant stone tunnel in the middle is so unique! You write your wish on paper first, then crawl through to make your wish come true!