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  • Okayama Korakuen
    Okayama Korakuen
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    Korakuen is a garden created by a daimyo (feudal lord) that represents the Edo period. It is designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty.

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  • PHU SI TOUR, SEASONAL FRUIT PICKING, OSHINOHAKKAI ANCIENT VILLAGE
    PHU SI TOUR, SEASONAL FRUIT PICKING, OSHINOHAKKAI ANCIENT VILLAGE
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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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  • Kishiwada Danjiri Kaikan
    Kishiwada Danjiri Kaikan
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    The Kishiwada Danjiri Festival has a history of 300 years, and has been passed down and cultivated with pride by the people of Kishiwada. The dynamic towing of Danjiri floats is well known not just in Japan but also as a world-class festival. Danjiri Kaikan is a museum where you can experience the Danjiri Festival not only during the festival but throughout the year. There is much to see such as the reproduction of the festival through powerful videos and sounds, elaborate sculptures and a...

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  • Kencho-ji Temple
    Kencho-ji Temple
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    Kencho-ji Temple is the head of the Kencho-ji school of Rinzai Buddhism. It was established in 1253 by Tokiyori Hojo, the regent of the time, who invited the Chinese high priest Rankei Doryu from Nansong to open one of Japan's first authentic Zen monasteries. On the premises, there is a training hall where monks still undergo rigorous training.

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  • Togakushi Shrine
    Togakushi Shrine
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    Located at the base of the mystic Mount Togakushi where the god of water Kuzuryu (or nine-headed dragon) is said to live, Togakushi Shrine has been appreciated as a sacred place since its founding around 2,000 years ago. Absorb the spiritual energy of the shrine blessed with abundant nature.

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  • Katsuo-ji Temple
    Katsuo-ji Temple
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    Katsuo-ji Temple has been worshipped as a temple of winner's luck since ancient times. Over its long history of 1,300 years, various conquerors of the period including generals of the Kamakura (1185-1336) and Muromachi (1336-1568) shogunates have paid visits to this temple. Even today, many people come to pray, wishing to triumph over any challenges in life such as curing illness, succeeding in business, passing exams, winning in sports and finding fulfillment in love. The temple premises are...

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  • Yamanaka Onsen
    Yamanaka Onsen
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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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  • Daisetsuzan National Park
    Daisetsuzan National Park
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    Daisetsuzan National Park is the largest park in Japan, this mountain range includes Mount Asahidake which is the highest mountain in Hokkaido.

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  • Otaru Canal
    Otaru Canal
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    Otaru is famous as a city chosen by many people when traveling to Hokkaido, Japan, not only for its nostalgic and romantic beauty, but also famous for its named canal. With a length of more than 1,100m located along the coast, from the Otaru Canal, visitors can see the fanciful street lit by candles, take a boat on the canal, walk under the red brick houses.../p>

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  • Farm Tomita
    Farm Tomita
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    With its characteristic orderly flower fields, Tomita Farm is one of the most photographed spots in Hokkaido , and a major attraction scene during the summer. With its characteristic orderly flower fields, Tomita Farm is one of the most photographed spots in Hokkaido , and a major attraction scene during the summer.

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  • Hakodate Prefecture
    Hakodate Prefecture
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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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  • Yahiko Shrine
    Yahiko Shrine
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    Yahiko Shrine’s history goes back so far that it was featured in the Manyoshu, an ancient collection of Japanese poems. People affectionately call it “Oyahiko-sama.” It is popular for being the location with the greatest spiritual energy in Niigata.

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