You can try hand-made soba noodles and meditation in Toga Village!
簡蓉's Reviews Page 14/17
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This is a great place to enjoy some of Japan's most iconic folk songs every day. You can listen to Yasugibushi live and also catch performances of the traditional coin drum and dances. Definitely worth checking out!
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This time I visited the Akita City Folk Performing Arts Heritage Center and the Former Kaneko Family Residence. I saw the Mist Hall showcasing Akita's traditional arts, and also explored the old merchant's house. They're right next to each other, so it's perfect for a short trip.
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If you're traveling with kids, you have to visit Fukuoka! I highly recommend checking out Marine World Uminonakamichi by the sea~~
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This is Japan's first building that combines amazing views, fun attractions, and the latest VR games. Super fun!
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The old Shuseikan Reverberatory Furnace Ruins were designed for smelting iron. It's definitely worth a visit.
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This city has really flourished as Japan's center for traditional crafts.
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The building is designed with Japanese dimensions but has a colonial-style balcony. It's a unique blend of Japanese and Western styles, making it a great example of Western influence on Japanese architecture.
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At Wajima Kobo Nagaya, you can tour the workshops, try making things yourself, and shop. It's a great place to experience the charm of lacquerware.
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There's a mini exhibition area introducing Fuchu's seasonal customs. It's pretty unique!
