Taishakuten Sando—you can't miss Takagiya, the long-established shop! Their famous Kusadango from Katsushika is just so delicious.
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Tenjin Chikagai has a kind of fake European design that makes you feel like you're in Europe~ It's really comfortable to walk around and shop here~ Highly recommend!
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The exhibits and the way history is presented inside the castle tower are lively and engaging. The architecture of the tower itself is impressive from every angle~
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I've seen pictures of Nikko Toshogu's gorgeous buildings in travel guides. The shrine is dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, one of Japan's most important heroes. This place holds a lot of significance for Japanese history and culture.
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Ameyoko in Ueno is a great place to shop and there are so many delicious foods to try. It's lively even at night~ Every time I come to Japan, I can really feel the strong traditional Japanese vibe here.
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At Funaoka Castle Ruins Park, you can capture beautiful shots of cherry blossoms and trains together. It's a popular spot for influencers and anyone chasing the beauty of cherry blossoms.
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Motomachi Shopping Street is Yokohama's most stylish shopping area. You can find lots of limited-edition goods and souvenirs, plus so many different sweets and cakes. I always leave with so many great finds!
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The Yamato Museum highlights how Kure became a major base for the Japanese navy in the late Meiji era, and a center for shipbuilding, steel, and machinery. Many warships, including the Yamato, were built here. It was even called the top naval port in the East! 😋
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Yamanaka Onsen is a famous tourist spot, especially for Kakusenkei Gorge. The scenic valley views here are really popular~
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At the Befco Bakauke Observatory Room, you get a stunning 360-degree panoramic view. Besides the cityscape of Niigata, you can also see the Sea of Japan, Sado Island, and the Gozu mountain range in the distance. All the sights are right in front of you.
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