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“Fukumitsuya”; a must-visit souvenior shop in Asakusa “Kaminarimon”

If you are one of people who would not know where to look in for souvenirs, we recommend visiting “Fukumitsuya”. It is a gift shop in Asakusa. We asked the shop owner what they recommend for tourists looking for gifts.
Introducing a Hotel in Tokyo You Can Stay for ¥1980 a Night!

When traveling Japan, one of the biggest expenses you face is accommodations. Even for relatively reasonable hotels in Tokyo, one night stay can cost around 10,000 yen per person. For those who are traveling like backpackers, just wanting a place to sleep, this price is not cheap.
Fukui Prefecture, the Kingdom of Dinosaurs! Let’s Go See Dinosaurs!

Many fossils of dinosaurs have been excavated from within Fukui Prefecture, including those of several newly discovered species of dinosaurs, earning it the name “Dinosaur Kingdom.” Model dinosaurs are set up throughout the prefecture’s cities, and this article will introduce popular spots within Fukui Prefecture where you can see them!
Four sightseeing spots to enjoy with Kirishima Shrine

Kirishima Shrine (Kirishima Jingū), located in Kagoshima Prefecture, has a very long history with its foundation in the 6th century. It is the largest shrine in the southern Kyushu region and has become a destination for many people on their trips. Not only that but there are many tourist attractions scattered near the Kirishima Shrine. This article will introduce four sightseeing spots that we recommend you enjoy together with Kirishima Shrine.
6 Spots for Animal-Lovers to Explore in Shizuoka! Must-see Destinations and Hidden Spots!

Shizuoka, at the foothills of Mt. Fuji, is home to a lush spread of green nature and animal parks that both children and adults will love♪.To kick it off, below is a round up of 6 top places, including popular animal parks and little-known hidden spots, for you to explore in Shizuoka Prefecture!
3 Pulse-Pounding Sheer Cliffs

A stunning view of cliffs, formations shaped by nature itself, is a huge draw to many people, often leading to the cliffs’ use as a location for filming, including suspense dramas. This article will introduce a selection of carefully chosen pulse-pounding sheer cliffs.
Tennei-ji (Gohyakurakan)

Founded in 1811, Tennei-ji is a temple of the Soto school of Zen Buddhism, built atop a hill that overlooks the nearby town. It is said that Ii Naonaka, lord of the Hikone clan, had a female servant named Wakatake executed for falling pregnant with an illegitimate child while working in a male-barred place. However, upon later learning that he was the father, he built Tennei-ji to memorialize Wakatake and his son.
5 Must-Visit Spots in Kagawa Prefecture

While nicknamed “udon prefecture” for its famous udon noodles, that’s not all there is to find in Kagawa Prefecture! There is a full range of spots across the region that are so gorgeous you won’t be able to take your finger of your camera shutter. Below is a round up of 5 must-see destinations in Kagawa Prefecture you won’t want to miss.
15 Popular Ramen Shops and 4 Ramen Spots in Hokkaido

Blessed with vast natural landscapes, Hokkaido is a culinary treasure trove of fresh seafood, livestock products, agricultural produce, and many other ingredients. Among its many appealing local specialties, ramen is not to be missed. This article introduces the distinctive qualities of regional ramen from across Hokkaido, focusing on popular shops where you can try it. We have also included recommended spots that bring several ramen shops together in one place, so use this guide to explore Hokkaido’s local ramen.
3 Must-See Ocean Views of Fukui Prefecture

Fukui Prefecture, located in the Hokuriku region facing the Sea of Japan, is blessed with the rich nature of the ocean and mountains. Along the coast of the prefecture, there are many sea cliffs like Tojinbo. Let’s take a look at 3 incredible views you can only see by visiting Fukui.
4 Sightseeing Spots To Enjoy Along With Jogasaki Coast of Shizuoka Prefecture

The Jogasaki Coast is a widespread view spot representing Higashiizu, Shizuoka Prefecture. It was most likely formed by the erosion of lava from about 4000 years ago. Its dynamic and rough yet beautiful structure of art created by nature attracts many tourists. In this article, we would like to introduce 4 places to visit along with Jogasaki Coast.
Lake Towada

Lake Towada is located in Towada Hachimantai National Park, between Aomori and Akita Prefectures. Lake Towada is a caldera lake that began forming over 200,000 years ago as a result of volcanic activity. It has been designated as a cultural property of Japan, a special place of scenic beauty. (Caldera lakes are formed over many years when rainwater accumulates in volcanic craters.) Visitors can experience the magnitude of the many years and volcanic eruptions that led to the lake’s formation.
Nakano, Tokyo’s favourite specialty watch store, Majime na Tokeiya KAME-KICHI, just opened its new annex!

In Tokyo? And perhaps on the hunt for a new luxury watch as well? If so, we have just the store for you! We’ve introduced Majime na Tokeiya KAME-KICHI in a previous article, and today we’d like to give you some updated info on this noteworthy specialty watch store. It is easily accessible: only a 3-minute walk from Nakano Station, which is just one stop away from Shinjuku Station on the Chuo Line. KAME-KICHI’s abundant selection of fine watches is just one of the many reasons we can’t recommend it enough.
5 Shrines for Luck in Love Across Tokyo

Whether it’s a partner, marriage, or a wish to get closer to coworkers with and friends, taking a visit to a shrine known for love and fortune is your best bet in Japan. Why not recharge your heart and soul at one of these power spots♪.
[Conversational Japanese] “Saying Thank You”

“Always feel gratitude” is a Japanese saying. To the polite Japanese people, expressing gratitude is incredibly important. In this article, we will introduce words that express gratitude.

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