Shikaribetsu Lake “Kotane”, a popular tourist destination in Hokkaido, is a village that exists only in winter on Shikaribetsu Lake. Lake Shibetsu “Kotan” is a phantom village where you can enjoy … [Read More...] about Shikaribetsuko Kotan, Hokkaido
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Osaka Namba (Minami), Osaka
Plentiful gourmet and shopping from sightseeing spots Namba area around Shinsaibashi from Dotonbori in Osaka is called "minami" locally. It is a famous downtown area in Osaka, where you can enjoy plentiful gourmet and shopping from sightseeing spots. The … [Read More...] about Osaka Namba (Minami), Osaka
Edo Tokyo Museum, Tokyo
The Edo-Tokyo Museum is a metropolitan museum located next to Ryogoku Kokugikan, which is famous as a symbol of Ryogoku, Tokyo. It opened in 1993 as a museum that tells the history and culture of Edo and Tokyo. The purpose is to collect, preserve and exhibit … [Read More...] about Edo Tokyo Museum, Tokyo
Cape Puyuni, Hokkaido
Hokkaido "Shiretoko" registered as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site in July 2005. This peninsula in eastern Hokkaido is Shari-cho town on the west side and Rausu-cho town on the east side. It is Utoro of Shari-cho town that becomes base of Shiretoko … [Read More...] about Cape Puyuni, Hokkaido
Ushiku Chateau (Facility of Winemaker), Ibaraki
“Ushiku Chateau” in Ushiku City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is a facility full of greenery with a memorial hall and museum on a vast site of approximately 60,000 square meters. The founder is Kamiya Denbee. In 1903, it prospered as the first brewery in Japan to … [Read More...] about Ushiku Chateau (Facility of Winemaker), Ibaraki
Manshuin Temple, Kyoto
A place you can enjoy autumn foliage and Karesansui “Manshuin Temple” is a famous tourist spot of autumn leaves in Kyoto. The garden of the scenic spot is filled with bright colors as the autumn approaches. The official name is "Manshuin Monzeki". The area … [Read More...] about Manshuin Temple, Kyoto
Toba no Himatsuri (Fire Festival), Aichi
Shinmeisha Shrine is said to have been founded at the beginning of the 9th century, and it is famous for its special festival “Toba no Himatsuri” (Fire Festival), which is held on the second Sunday of February every year. The origin of the festival is unknown … [Read More...] about Toba no Himatsuri (Fire Festival), Aichi
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Yuki no Otani (The Giant Snow Walls), Toyama
"Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route" that connects Toyama Prefecture and Nagano Prefecture through the 3,000-meter North Japanese Alps including Mt. Tateyama and Mt. Tsurugidake. In the middle of the winter, the route is closed because the snow is deep, but the snow … [Read More...] about Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Yuki no Otani (The Giant Snow Walls), Toyama
Horyuji Temple, Nara
Located in the foot on the slightly elevated hill of Ikaruga-cho town, in the Midwest of the Nara Basin, Horyuji Temple is one of Nara's leading temples and is a treasure trove of Buddhist art, with Asuka Art leading. Horyuji Temple is said to have been … [Read More...] about Horyuji Temple, Nara
Expo ‘70 Commemorative Park, Osaka
The "Expo‘ 70 Commemorative Park ", located in Suita, Osaka, was created on the site of the Japan Exposition in 1970. The large site is packed with attractions such as the famous tower of the sun, hot springs, nature, museums, etc. that you can not go around … [Read More...] about Expo ‘70 Commemorative Park, Osaka