You can learn about the history of some traditional crafts from Naha here.
You can also try making things yourself and enjoy checking out works by craftsmen and artists.
Alex Wu's Reviews Page 6/8
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From September 14th to 16th, they hold the Morioka Hachimangu Grand Festival here. There are lots of floats and it draws a huge crowd. It's super lively and really impressive! 🤣
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The ski resort has a lot of great facilities. There are 12 slopes ranging from beginner to advanced, plus a snowboard park and a snow play area too! 🏘️
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The ski resort has a lot of great facilities. There are 12 slopes ranging from beginner to advanced, plus a snowboard park and a snow play area too! 🏘️
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This red brick building is a symbol of Hokkaido and its history, built in the American Neo-Baroque style. 🏘️ It's really beautiful! 👍
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I came here at sunset and the view was absolutely gorgeous. ❤️
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This is the only private art museum in Ueno Park. There are also several impressive bronze statues and stone monuments around the museum.
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If you want to really enjoy rakugo in a short time, you should definitely check this place out! 👍
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You can check out four Buddhist mandalas here, which are real highlights of the temple. The biggest one shows a heavenly scene. There’s also a child sitting on a lotus and a treasure tree—pretty cool stuff!
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Every July, there’s a lavender festival here. The park even lets people hold weddings during the event—so unique! ❤️