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Kushikatsu Shiruhisa Main Store

Located in the Sonezaki area, which is home to one of Umeda's most bustling districts and the famous "Tsuyunoten Shrine" known for granting romantic wishes. The store was established more than 70 years ago and is renowned as a leading kushikatsu specialty store in Osaka.Their kushikatsu is light and fluffy to the taste, featuring ingredients like shrimp and pork, in addition to seasonal delicacies from both mountains and seas. Spring brings bamboo shoots, summer introduces sweetfish, and during the colder months, pufferfish and crab make an appearance, offering a taste of luxury.

• Osaka
• Japanese Cuisine

Unzen Fugendake

Located in the central part of the Shimabara Peninsula, Unzen Fugendake is an active volcano. Although a significant eruption occurred in 1990, a declaration marking the end of volcanic activity was made about 20 years ago, and now it attracts many hikers and tourists throughout the year. The trekking route starting from the "Ikenohara Park" parking lot at the base is recommended for climbing. The 3-4 hour trek is popular and manageable even for beginner hikers.

• Nagasaki
• Nature Spots

Akigawa International Trout Fishing Ground

Located in the nature-rich Akiruno City on the outskirts of Tokyo, this fishing spot utilizes a natural stream. Surrounded by the lush greenery of the Akigawa Valley, this spot offers an enjoyable fishing experience for everyone, from small children and women to beginners. Twice a day, in the morning and afternoon, a large number of trouts are released, making it easy for even novices to catch some.

• Okutama, Ome
• Experiences Facilities

Kimimachizaka Prefectural Natural Park

Located in Noshiro City, Futatsui Town, in the northern part of Akita Prefecture, this is a prefectural natural park. Known as one of Akita Prefecture's prime scenic spots, you can enjoy the changing landscapes of the four seasons - spring cherry blossoms, early summer azaleas, autumn leaves, and winter snowscapes. It is said that during Emperor Meiji's tour of the Tohoku region, he was deeply moved by the beauty of the area upon receiving a message from the Empress here, and subsequently named the place "Kimimachizaka."

• Akita
• Parks & Gardens

Naeba Dragondola

The gondola connects the "Naeba Plateau," where the Naeba Prince Hotel is located, and the "Tashiro Plateau" spread out at the mountaintop. It boasts the longest length in Japan, approximately 5.5 km, moving up and down a total elevation difference of about 430 meters.

• Niigata
• Ropeway

Yabakei

Yabakei in Nakatsu City, Oita Prefecture, is considered one of the "Three Great Odd Views" of Japan, alongside Myogi Mountain in Gunma Prefecture and Kankakei in Shodoshima. Spanning the northeast part of North Kyushu, across Oita, Fukuoka, and Kumamoto Prefectures, it's part of the "Yaba-Hita-Hikosan Quasi-National Park". Additionally, Yabakei is designated as one of the "New Three Views of Japan".

• Oita
• Nature Spots

Mitake Gorge

Nestled in the lush green landscapes stretching from JR Mitake Station to Sawai Station and Gunma Station in Ome City, Tokyo, the "Mitake Gorge" is celebrated for its autumn foliage. As a part of the "Chichibu Tama Kai National Park," it boasts unparalleled scenic beauty with streams chosen as one of the "100 Exquisite Waters of Japan."

• Okutama, Ome
• Nature Spots

Bandai-Azuma Skyline

Stretching for about 29km, with the highest altitude of 1,622m and an average altitude of 1,350m, it is Japan's first mountain road that runs through the Azuma mountain range. The desolate area, where volcanic gases spew and vegetation is scarce, offers an exotic landscape that's a buzz on social media.

• Fukushima
• Nature Spots

Autumn Ginkgo Trees of Taibaru

A top spot for ginkgo autumn foliage in Fukuoka Prefecture. The vast grounds, originally a grape vineyard, now host over 100 ginkgo trees adorned in a glossy yellow. During the fall, it buzzes with many tourists. As the season progresses, the fallen leaves create a golden carpet, enhancing the beauty of the lined ginkgo trees. The vast expanse filled with golden hues is strikingly beautiful. The ginkgo trees aren't too tall, so even little children can enjoy the beautifully colored leaves up close.

• Fukuoka
• Tourist Attractions

Tsuetate Onsen

Tsuetate Onsen, nestled along the Tsuetate River in Aso District, Kumamoto Prefecture, is known as Kyushu's inner parlor. Its history dates back 1,800 years, with legends tracing its origin to being the first bath for the child who would become Emperor Ojin. The waters here are a mix of weak alkaline simple springs and chloride springs. They are also rich in metasilicic acid, which enhances the therapeutic effects of the hot springs, leaving the skin smooth and moisturized after bathing.

• Kumamoto
• Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts