The towering rock walls and winding gorge really make you feel the incredible power of nature.
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From the top of the main keep, you get a wide, sweeping view of all of Odawara City.
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The hotel is located in Honmachi, right in the center of Osaka. It's super convenient, close to the subway, and makes it easy to get to all the main attractions in Osaka.
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You can enjoy a relaxing afternoon here—take a walk, have some coffee, or join in on different cultural events and exhibitions.
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I only learned after visiting that you could once travel to Europe by taking a ship from Tsuruga to Vladivostok, then a train across Siberia to Paris. It was a major international route that saved a lot of time.
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The old traditional houses are really unique. It's a great place for anyone who loves nature and history.
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The schedule for the day wasn't too packed, so I had plenty of time to visit other spots around Lake Kawaguchi.
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The trail is easy to walk, and there are benches along the way where you can rest and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery. The autumn leaves are truly stunning.
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This retro, nostalgic old street isn't far from Skytree and Asakusa. If you have enough time, it's worth adding to your itinerary.
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Right outside Kyoto Station is the bus terminal, so getting to Kinkaku-ji is super easy. Just take the 205 bus and get off at Kinkakuji-michi.
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This place is perfect if you have a big appetite.
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I really liked the decor and the vibe here. Everyone was quietly enjoying their meal, and even when people talked, they kept their voices down. I ordered the tempura soba, and the portion was filling without being expensive.
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The bus drops you off right at Taisho Pond. You can walk to Kamikochi from here—either along the river or through the forest trail. Every route is a great walking path.
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I visited right when the autumn leaves were at their peak. The view of the whole gorge from the suspension bridge is just the best spot to take it all in.
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It's basically just a park—nothing particularly special to see. Unless you have a lot of extra time, I'd recommend focusing on Kenrokuen instead.
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This is a spot both kids and adults love to visit.
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If you come on a weekday and avoid holidays, there are barely any crowds. No admission ticket needed either. Just pay for the rides you want to try!
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The water slides here are especially thrilling and super fun.
