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A castle town with the largest collection of stone Buddhas in japan Usuki, a town located in Oita Prefecture, Japan, is a place rich in…
Burning torches in the summer at one of japan‘s most spectacular festivals The Yoshida Fire Festival in Fujiyoshida, Japan, is a unique and mesmerizing event…
Follow a pilgrim’s path to Hasedera Temple Hasedera Temple, located in Hase, to the south of Nara City, is a renowned temple that attracts visitors…
Kyushu’s Undiscovered Country: Waterfalls, Roses, Capes, and Caves Introduction: Kyushu’s Osumi Peninsula, located in Kagoshima Prefecture, is a hidden gem of natural beauty in japan….
National Crafts Museum: Preserving and Promoting Japanese Crafts Introduction: The National Crafts Museum, located in Kanazawa’s Kenrokuen Cultural Zone, is dedicated to preserving and promoting…
Onsen, skiing, and adventure on japan‘s third highest volcano Located on the border with Gifu Prefecture, Mt. Norikura and the Norikura Highland area are well…
Mt. Naeba guarantees extraordinary fun regardless of the season. Standing at a mighty height of 2,145 meters, Mt. Naeba is located in the Echigo Yuzawa…
Dolls built this town, and you can make them here yourself Iwatsuki is a small district of Saitama City that’s nicknamed the “City of Dolls.”…
japan Romantic Road (Gunma)” loading=”lazy”> Japan has a well-known reputation for its amazing public transportation system, with efficient trains and buses that can take you…
A small fishing town with an ancient history Mikuriya is a charming little fishing town located in Daisen, Saihaku-gun, Tottori-ken, japan. It is known for…
The Izumo Museum of Quilt Art is a unique and remarkable museum located in japan. It is the only museum in the country dedicated to…
This unique museum inspired by “singing sands” is home to the world’s biggest hourglass. Located in the small coastal town of Nima, the museum is…