I highly recommend relaxing at the café in the Japanese garden after your visit. It's a great spot to soak in the artistic atmosphere.
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Besides its regular temporary exhibitions, the Watari-um Museum of Contemporary Art also has a permanent collection featuring works by both Japanese and international artists. The variety of art on display is fantastic—definitely a must-visit for anyone who loves the art world.
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The kokanee sashimi and other local dishes here are really delicious. Everything is super fresh, and you get to taste local ingredients. Highly recommended!
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Lake Okotanpe is a charming natural spot in eastern Hokkaido, famous for its stunning lake views and rich wildlife. In the summer, it's the perfect place for water activities like boating, kayaking, and fishing. People love playing on the lake and enjoying the cool summer breeze.
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The park has large open spaces and walking trails where you can stroll around, admire the art, and soak in the beauty of nature. There are also rest areas and an observation deck, so if you get tired, you can relax and enjoy a peaceful moment.
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Inside the airport, there are various exhibitions and events that showcase Hokkaido's culture, history, and unique features. You can really feel the local charm as soon as you arrive.
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Shujitsu no Oka Hill is also a popular spot for hiking. Many people come here to trek and explore the surrounding natural scenery and ecosystems. You can spot all kinds of wildlife in the area, like deer, foxes, and squirrels, as well as alpine plants and wildflowers.
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The 'Roller Coaster Road' in Hokkaido isn't just a scenic route—it's an adventure full of challenges and surprises.
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There's a flower maze in the park, which is a fun and challenging attraction. Visitors can wander through the maze, discover different flowers and landscapes, and enjoy the mystery and excitement it offers.
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Ningle Terrace is nestled in a lush forest, offering a peaceful and refreshing atmosphere. The dense greenery makes you feel like you've stepped into a fairy tale world.
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I learned about Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary journey here. It's a place with real historical significance.
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Many shops sell Akashiyaki, which is really unique when dipped in broth. The octopus rice and shredded squid are also pretty good.
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You can really relax here, just watching the sunset and the sea.
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At night, when the crowds are gone, Kanazawa's tea district feels especially peaceful and has a totally different charm.
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This castle is built by the sea. The view from the main keep is great and the ticket is JPY 500. The nearby Maizuru Park is free to enter.
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There were way too many people visiting, so it took a long time to get through. Plus, there were a lot of stairs to climb.
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There aren't many restaurants to choose from inside the park, and the prices aren't cheap.
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Besides the permanent exhibits inside, the red brick buildings outside are also really worth checking out.
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There are tons of authentic Osaka foods here—takoyaki, kushikatsu, Kinryu Ramen, and more. There are also lots of drugstores. This is definitely a must-visit area when you come to Osaka.
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If you're going to a theme park in Japan, you really have to get used to waiting in line. Especially in the summer, you'll end up sweating a lot while waiting. If you don't have patience, I wouldn't recommend coming.
