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Osaka Prefectural Sayamaike Museum

Sayamaike, Japan’s oldest dam-style reservoir, was built 1,400 years ago. Over the centuries, a range of historical figures took part in its repairs, including Gyoki in the Nara period, Chogen in the Kamakura period, and Katagiri Katsumoto in the Edo period. The Osaka Prefectural Sayamaike Museum preserves and displays materials related to civil engineering techniques used in these repairs and flood control.

Osaka
Museums

2 Dec 2025 See More

The whole building was designed by Tadao Ando, so the moment you walk in, you get that signature style—smooth concrete, water features, and beautiful light and shadow.

There are lots of exhibits about Sayamaike and ancient waterworks engineering. It might sound a little heavy, but it’s actually presented in a really easy-to-understand way.

Masu-no-Sushi Museum

A museum created by Masu-no-Sushi Honpo Minamoto, the company that helped popularize Toyama’s local specialty “masu sushi” nationwide by selling it as an ekiben (train station bento). On the grounds, you can view the “Masu-no-Sushi Traditional Skills Hall,” where skilled craftsmen prepare it using time-honored methods behind glass, and the “Travel and Food Cultural History Collection,” which displays valuable ekiben-related materials gathered from across Japan-plus plenty more to see.

Toyama
Museums

25 Oct 2025 See More

Such a cute and fun place. You can watch how masu sushi is made, and you can even make your own—super unique!
They also have displays on the history of the sushi and some traditional tools. It’s small, but there’s a lot to see.
Best part: you get to sample authentic masu sushi. So fresh! Definitely worth a quick stop if you’re nearby.

Date-Style Irori Grill Kuranosho Main Branch

Just a 3-minute walk from Sendai Station in Miyagi Prefecture, Kuranosho Main Branch is a long-established izakaya founded in 1987. As a gateway to Sendai, it’s loved not only by locals but also by travelers and business visitors. The house specialty is irori-yaki, grilled over a large irori hearth. An irori is a traditional Japanese heating fixture, a sunken hearth fueled by firewood or charcoal.

Sendai
Japanese Cuisine

24 Sep 2025 See More

The place has an old traditional Japanese house vibe, with a classic irori hearth in the middle. You can grill fish and skewers yourself, and enjoy that nostalgic, old-school feel while you eat.

Everything tasted really fresh—especially the grilled ayu (sweetfish), which was insanely fragrant. The overall atmosphere is warm and unique. Perfect if you want to experience a traditional Japanese way of dining.

Mimasaka Three Hot Springs

Yubara Onsen in Maniwa City, Okutsu Onsen in Kagamino Town (Tomata District), and Yunogo Onsen in Mimasaka City-all located in the northern part of Okayama Prefecture-are collectively known and cherished as the “Mimasaka Three Hot Springs,” representing some of the most famous hot spring resorts in Okayama.

Okayama
Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts

21 Jul 2025 See More

The Mimasaka Three Hot Springs—Yunogo, Yubara, and Okutsu—each have their own charm. The natural scenery is stunning, and soaking in the hot springs is so relaxing. It's a great spot for a healing little trip!

Saga Prefectural Space and Science Museum, Yumeginga

This museum is filled with content designed to increase interest in cutting-edge space science and technology, opening the door to curiosity.

Saga
Museums

8 Jul 2025 See More

There are tons of interactive exhibits inside, like spaceship simulators and astronomy displays. It's great for both adults and kids to explore the mysteries of the universe together. Super fun and educational! 👍

Shin-Marunouchi Building

Among the skyscrapers of Tokyo, a commercial complex with a stylish black exterior as its basic theme stands out. It is known by the nickname Shin-Marubiru.

Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
Commercial Buildings

11 Dec 2021 See More

There are lots of restaurants and shops here, and the menus have plenty of options. The free observation deck on the 7th floor offers a great view, too.

AKOMEYA TOKYO NEWoMan Shinjuku

This unique store is a fusion of a rice specialty store and lifestyle shop, and it’s somewhere you can find wonderful products to help enrich your daily life. It is based around the idea of shopping for rice, the cornerstone of Japanese meals, and at the same time enriching your daily life, which begins with food.

Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya
Miscellaneous Goods

11 Dec 2021 See More

Most of the items are household goods, and it's a great place to browse. The products are beautifully designed, and the style is pretty similar to MUJI.

Abe-Monjuin Temple

It is one of the oldest temples in Japan. It was founded as the Abe clan’s temple by Abe-no-Kurahashimaro, who became the Minister of the Left during the Taika Reform in 645. It is also well-known as the birthplace of Abe-no-Nakamaro, the envoy to Tang China in the Nara period, and Abe-no-Seimei, the onmyoji in the Heian period.

Nara
Shrines & Temples

11 Dec 2021 See More

Before visiting the main hall, the temple staff serve matcha and Japanese sweets. You can only enter after enjoying them. The Monju Bosatsu statue is a national treasure, so no photos are allowed.

Mt. Yoshino

Mt. Yoshino is acclaimed as the best spot to see cherry blossoms in all of Japan. In the spring, the entire mountain is washed with flowering trees as they bloom from the Shimosenbon (the lower 1,000 trees) at the foothills up to the Okusembon (the inner 1,000 trees).

Nara
Nature Spots

11 Dec 2021 See More

Mt. Yoshino isn’t just about cherry blossoms. You can also come here in the fall to see the beautiful autumn leaves.

Sakurajima

Sakurajima is an active composite volcano located in Kagoshima Bay. It is a symbol of Kagoshima, and part of Kirishima-Yaku National Park. The volcano began to form around 26,000 years ago, and it has had 17 major eruptions.

Kagoshima
Famous Places

11 Dec 2021 See More

Sometimes you can see smoke coming out of the volcano's crater—it's really impressive.