The aquarium faces the Sea of Japan and is surrounded by nature. There's a fun dolphin show and a seal feeding time—both are must-see events!
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At Tanesashi Coast, you can check out all kinds of beautiful scenery—breeding grounds for black-tailed gulls, rocky shores, sandy beaches, and natural grasslands. Super cool spot to explore!
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There are all sorts of hot springs here! You can soak in one on a cliff, relax in the middle of the mountains surrounded by nature, or even enjoy a foot bath. Highly recommend giving it a try.
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The approach to the shrine here feels just like strolling through a shopping street—really fun! There are tons of Izumo souvenirs and tasty food to try. Definitely worth checking out!
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Tokyo at night in winter is just gorgeous! The Christmas lights at TOKYO SKYTREE really light up the whole plaza. Don’t forget to come and see the Christmas illumination here!
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The unique wooden houses covered in snow, with lights shining on the snowy ground, look just like something out of a fairy tale. It feels so warm and romantic—totally worth seeing!
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This festival is held in early December to remember the 1995 Hanshin earthquake and to pray for blessings. The sparkling lights symbolize hope for the people of Kobe. It’s really moving.
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In the evening, you can enjoy the world’s largest light show here. The sunset and night view at Huis Ten Bosch are absolutely stunning!
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This place is a 50-year-old traditional house that’s been renovated. The exterior gives off a cozy, stylish vibe, and the pork cutlet is amazing—super flavorful and tender! Really impressive.
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Amanoiwato Shrine attracts lots of travelers who come here to buy goshuincho (stamp books), shrine stamps, and protective charms. Highly recommended!
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It’s super lively here early in the morning, with people coming and going. Even regular visitors can buy fresh seafood at the market or grab a meal here. Great spot!
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The waterfall looks especially beautiful here, perfectly complementing the narrow gorge and those impressive columnar cliffs.
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You can really get a deep understanding of Ainu history and culture here. Super cool place!
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Also called Mirror Pond or Divine Pond, the crystal-clear water is just gorgeous. You can even spot rockfish living in it.
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This place has a classic Japanese vibe—very traditional! If you come to Azumaya for Wanko Soba, you have to try the eating challenge and see how many bowls you can handle!
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The soufflé here is unforgettable—the aroma is so rich, and it's super fluffy and soft. It just melts in your mouth. So delicious!
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Because of its unique history, Yokosuka has a strong international vibe. You'll spot anchor and lighthouse decorations all over the streets, giving it a real port city atmosphere.
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The museum mainly features works by artists connected to Miyagi Prefecture and the Tohoku region. The building itself was designed by the architect Kunio Maekawa.
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This is one of Japan's rare sulfur hot springs. The emerald green color is pretty unique, and people say bathing here can make your skin beautiful!
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Okazaki Shrine is a somewhat famous rabbit shrine in Kyoto. It's a must-visit for bunny lovers coming to Kyoto!
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This time, I visited Misumi West Port in Kumamoto for a day trip exploring a World Heritage Site~
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This place quickly became a super popular spot in central Tokyo for checking out both autumn leaves and ginkgo trees!
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This was my first time trying this experience and honestly 🤣 I just don't have enough strength, so I ended up watching everyone else try archery for 90 minutes with an instructor. It was still fun to watch! 🤣🤤
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You can dress up and take photos here! You get to wear kendo gear, including the uniform, mask, and chest protector. Plus, you can even take home the towel used under the mask as a souvenir! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Inside the building, you can see a lattice ceiling made entirely of cypress, and there are also beautiful sliding door paintings by the Maeda family's official artist. It was really moving to see! 🥹
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The Snoopy Museum in Tokyo—most of the exhibits allow photos! The newly opened museum really meets all our expectations. ❤️