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As an island nation surrounded by the sea, Japan boasts numerous picturesque beaches. Azure skies, pristine white sands, and crystal-clear waters—here are Japan’s 20 most stunning beaches! Pick your must-visit beach for this summer!
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As the lingering charm of spring fades, summer quietly approaches. In Hokkaido, the sun grows warmer, yet the breeze remains refreshingly cool, making it the perfect season to embrace summer. Here are four “Hokkaido Panoramic Scenic Spots” for you to enjoy the grandeur and serenity of nature amidst the gentle breeze.
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Toyama Prefecture boasts Toyama Bay, one of Japan's three deepest bays, renowned for its fresh and delicious seafood. In Japan's sushi deliciousness rankings, Toyama consistently ranks among the top. Affordable and fresh kaiten sushi (conveyor belt sushi) is a must-try delicacy.
Connected directly to Tokyo Station, Daimaru Tokyo is a popular stop for travelers catching the Shinkansen or sightseeing in Tokyo. On its basement 1st floor lies the 60-meter-long “Bento Street,” offering around 1,000 types of bento throughout the year, loved by tourists, business travelers, and locals alike.
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When it comes to Hokkaido’s summer, many envision a vast sea of purple “lavender” fields. The breathtaking scenery showcased in various media is a must-visit destination for everyone. Located in Nakafurano Town, Hokkaido, Farm Tomita is the perfect place to experience this stunning landscape. As one of Japan’s largest lavender fields, it attracts approximately one million visitors annually. Today, we’ll dive into the charm of Farm Tomita.
Hyogo Prefecture is a captivating tourist destination with numerous must-visit attractions—from the World Heritage Site "Himeji Castle," the exotic ambiance of "Kobe," to one of Japan’s three oldest hot springs, "Arima Onsen," and the spiritually enriching "Awaji Island." Whether for couples or family trips, it’s a year-round hotspot.
Nagano Prefecture is renowned for its unique natural environment and relaxed lifestyle, having been ranked first in Japan's happiness index, making it a highly attractive destination. Easily accessible from urban centers, it boasts abundant tourism resources! Nagano is a year-round destination: spring brings cherry blossoms at Takato Castle Park, summer offers cool retreats like Karuizawa, autumn showcases vibrant foliage in Kamikochi and the Japan Alps, and winter is dotted with winter sports havens, led by Hakuba Happo-one Ski Resort.
Rainy days during travel can often disrupt your plans. Don’t worry! Today, we recommend must-visit indoor attractions in Yokohama for rainy days: the newly upgraded and reopened "Yokohama Art Museum," the "Cup Noodles Museum" where you can create your own custom cup noodles, and the relaxing "SKY SPA YOKOHAMA" with its sauna facilities.
Yokohama Rainy Day Fun! 11 Awesome Indoor Spots Perfect for Families and Couples! Read More »