The department store isn't huge, but the basement food floor is awesome. There's a whole row of ready-to-eat meals, bento, and desserts—so much to look at! They have everything you need for daily life. Super practical spot!
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There were a lot of tourists, but it never felt too crowded. The flow was well organized, and most of the signs had both Chinese and English, so even if you can't read Japanese, it's totally fine.
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The ANA maintenance tour isn't just about listening to company presentations. You actually get to see the open workspace where planes are being serviced. It was so cool to observe the aircraft structure and maintenance tools up close! Learned a ton! 🧰👍
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After watching the whole performance, I definitely recommend it to everyone! From traditional Maiko dances to tea ceremony, these are authentic Japanese cultural performances that are being beautifully preserved. 👍
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Kawasaki Daishi is famous for prayers to ward off misfortune, and it's also one of Japan's most popular temples. I come here every time I get the chance.
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Mount Takao—there's the spiritual Yakuo-in temple, lush greenery, beautiful autumn leaves, and even one of the best spots to see Mt. Fuji! I come here every weekend or holiday. 🤟🎈
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Hashigui Iwa has such a rare and beautiful landscape. It attracts lots of photographers and influencers who come early in the morning to capture the perfect shot.
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All the performers in the Takarazuka Revue are women. The shows include Western musicals, French cabaret, and can-can dances, all with carefully choreographed routines and gorgeous costumes. The Takarazuka Revue has countless devoted fans all over Japan. It's really worth seeing at least once.
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The night view from Sarakurayama is so romantic, and you can see the coastline too. It's really beautiful! I totally recommend this place for couples in love.
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Engetsu Island is famous for its round sea cave, and the sunsets here are just mesmerizing. The scenery is so beautiful, it's easy to get lost in it.
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The cherry blossom festival at Gappo Park in Aomori usually takes place from April to May. The park is really spacious, and during cherry blossom season, it's just beautiful! If you're planning to visit local spots in Aomori, you definitely shouldn't miss Gappo Park.
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Tsunoshima Bridge is a true landmark of Shimonoseki City, completed in 2000. At 1,780 meters long, it was the longest toll-free bridge in Japan at the time.
It's a favorite spot for car commercials, and even my favorite, Takuya Kimura (from HERO), filmed here! The water is amazing! 😯
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This hot spring in the Zao Onsen area of Yamagata is my absolute favorite ♨️. There's both indoor and outdoor baths—highly recommended! You really have to come and experience these hot springs for yourself ♨️👍
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I can't believe there's a place on Ishigaki Island where you can get up close with dolphins! Plus, you can enjoy all kinds of water activities here. I really love the ocean in this area—it's amazing and super beautiful! 😍
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Banna Park in Ishigaki has several observation decks, including one just for birdwatching. There are also forest trails and more, so it's a great place for families. The super long roller slide is the longest I've ever seen! 👍
There's also a huge, wide cement slide—definitely the biggest I've come across. The playground equipment here is perfect for all kinds of kids and teens, with things like climbing walls, ropes, balance beams, and even a sand play area. 🤟
