Each area of the festival has a different theme, like a bar zone, ramen section, and chef shows. It kind of feels like a big food event with lots of variety.
Furano Hokkai Heso Matsuri | Review by 孫維昭
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Nagoya Castle
One of Japan’s largest castle complexes, built in the early Edo period by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder of the Edo shogunate. A pair of male and female golden shachihoko roof ornaments gleam atop the five-tiered Main Tower Keep, a symbol of Nagoya.
The main keep is still under renovation, so you can't go up. I just took some photos in front of the plaza.
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MIHO MUSEUM
It is an art museum standing in the green mountains of Shigaraki located in the southern part of Shiga prefecture. It houses about 3,000 pieces of ancient art from Egypt, Greece, Rome, West Asia, South Asia, and China, as well as Japanese art such as Buddhist art and tea ceremony art. About 250 of them are exhibited at all times.
Honestly, the museum's architecture and thoughtful design are even more impressive than the collection itself.
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Wine Bar Hachijuro PARCO_ya Ueno
Wine Bar Hachijuro offers a carefully selected range of more than 60 wines imported directly from countries around the world, with a focus on Spain. The selection includes rare wines not generally available on the market. Wines by the glass start at an affordable ¥490. The restaurant is equally particular about its food, taking the time to marinate ingredients in wine overnight or simmer them with vegetables for several hours.
I really love the interior design here! It's totally my style.
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