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  Sumata Gorge

  Posted in: Chubu, Shizuoka

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  Hidden deep in the mountains of Shizuoka Prefecture, Sumata Gorge is a large valley around the Sumata River, a tributary flowing into the grand Oi River. One after another natural beauty delights visitors as they stroll on the walking pathway or cross the "Dream Suspension Bridge" above a stunning emerald green lake. The area offers various attractions including hiking, hot springs and nostalgic steam locomotives on the Oigawa Railway.

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  Izushi

  Posted in: Hyogo, Kansai

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  Izushi, now within Toyooka City in Hyogo Prefecture, was a small castle town that once prospered as the center of the Tajima region (present-day northern part of Hyogo Prefecture) between ancient times and the middle ages. It boasts a historic ambience, featuring a number of landmarks, including the remains of Izushi Castle with beautiful stone walls, Japan's oldest clock tower and Soji-ji Temple that was established in the early 8th century. The town is also well known for its Sara Soba...

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  Minatogawa Stateside Town

  Posted in: Okinawa

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  Minatogawa Stateside Town is a new attraction in Urasoe City featuring shops and cafes in renovated American-style buildings which used to be housing for U.S. military personnel. With streets named after American states, the popular area is photogenic from every angle with the retro-chic townscape and stylish shops.

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  Nara Park

  Posted in: Nara, Kansai

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  Nara Park, where you can get up close and personal with deer, covers an expanse of 511 hectares. With its harmony of vast, green, and natural beauty, it has been described as an unparalleled historic park. The temple buildings highlighted against the trees, the lawns lush with green grass, the sight of herds of deer playing. These sights of “Daibutsu, green and deer,” which represent Nara Park, are also the face of the ancient capital of Nara.

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  Uno Port

  Posted in: Chugoku, Okayama

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  Uno Port is an important arrival and departure point on such routes as to Shikoku and Seto Inland Sea (Naoshima, Teshima, and Shodoshima) that closely related to local life. In addition, cruise ships from foreign country also stop by here.

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  Hishima Islands

  Posted in: Chugoku, Okayama

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  Hishima is the combined name for the islands of Ohbishima and Kobishima, located about 18 kilometers from Kasaoka Port in southwestern Okayama Prefecture. From February to March, over 300 wild camellia trees blossom and can be enjoyed in a 4-kilometer walk on the Hachimaki Road that wraps around Ohbishima. The island's camellia oil also makes a great souvenir.

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  Miyajima

  Posted in: Chugoku, Hiroshima

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  Itsukushima Shrine has an impressive appearance befitting its status as one of Japan’s top shrines. This majestic work of architectural beauty has perfected Shinden-zukuri style and has a bold and unique structure over the sea.

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  Lake Shikotsu

  Posted in: Hokkaido, Southern Hokkaido

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  The second largest lake in Japan with a depth of 360m. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains while enjoying activities on the lake such as canoeing and kayaking. Lake Shikotsu also offers a variety of sightseeing tours by sightseeing boat or speedboat, as well as the opportunity to stop and soak in the area's hot spring baths.

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  Tsukioka Onsen

  Posted in: Chubu, Niigata

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  Opened in 1915, Tsukioka Onsen in Shibata City, Niigata Prefecture, boasts a hot spring with one of the highest sulfur concentrations in Japan. The rare, stunning emerald green sulfurous spring is called "the hot spring to make you even more beautiful," and is popular especially among women. The slightly alkaline water is mild on the skin, leaving it feeling moist for a long period of time after bathing.

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  Yamanaka Onsen

  Posted in: Chubu, Ishikawa

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  Founded 1,300 years ago, Yamanaka Onsen is a hot springs resort nestled in abundant nature and traditional culture. Experience the quality hot spring baths, the natural beauty of the Kakusenkei Gorge in the four seasons, traditional crafts like Yamanaka lacquerware and Kutaniyaki porcelain, and a variety of delectable dishes at onsen inns. The charming Yuge Kaido street offers a fun stroll with plenty of eats along the way. Even serving as an inspiration for master haiku poet Matsuo Basho,...

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  Hakodate Prefecture

  Posted in: Hokkaido, Southern Hokkaido

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  Hakodate is a city and a port located in Oshima, Hokkaidō, Japan. Hakodate was the first Japanese city to open its doors to foreigners since 1854, and was once the most important port in northern Japan. In addition, the city was once the largest city in Hokkaido before the Great Hakodate City fire in 1934.

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  PHU SI TOUR, SEASONAL FRUIT PICKING, OSHINOHAKKAI ANCIENT VILLAGE

  Posted in: Tokyo, Travel tour attraction, Tour Tokyo, Domestic tour

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  Experience picking fresh and juicy cherries, peaches, and grapes (seasonal fruits) in Yamanashi orchards.Conveniently pick up guests at Ikebukuro, downtown Tokyo.Enjoy a complete view of Mount Fuji.Check-in at the 5-story Chureito Pagoda - an iconic red temple on a hilltop with stunning views of Mount Fuji, representing the promotion of Japan's image to international friends.Indulge in local cuisine at each sightseeing spot.The tour starts in the morning and returns in the evening, saving you...

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