This shrine has a strong traditional Japanese vibe. The way they do the fortune slips here is unique and pretty fun.
Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine | Review by Sio
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Located on Mt. Hakkaisan, known for its heavy snowfall in Minamiuonuma, Niigata Prefecture, this ski resort offers 11 courses for everyone from beginners to advanced skiers. During the peak season, you can experience deep powder almost every day.
Famous for its long runs and steep slopes, this place is perfect for intermediate and advanced skiers who love a challenge. The gondola ride up offers amazing views, and skiing down is both thrilling and super fun! Afterward, you can relax at a nearby hot spring—makes for a really complete day.
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Marugami Waterfall
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The path to get a closer look at the waterfall is really steep and tough to walk on.
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Lake Biwa
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It wasn't as nice as I expected.
There was a lot of trash in the lake, which really surprised me!