If you're not really into art, you might find this place a bit disappointing.
The Hakone Open-air Museum | Review by 陳鈺潔
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The Marunouchi Building
In Marunouchi, the business district in front of Tokyo Station, there is a popular spot with many shops that keep offering the latest in style trends, nicknamed Maru-Biru.
From the observation deck on the 5th floor, you get a great view of Tokyo Station. It's a famous business and financial building, and together with the neighboring Shin-Marunouchi Building—one black, one white—they look like they're protecting Tokyo Station.
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Kappa Bridge
The Kappa Bridge used to be a wooden drawbridge overhanging both banks of the river. In 1910, it became a suspension bridge. The current bridge is the fifth generation of the suspension type, which was renovated in 1997. This beautiful larch tree bridge, 3.1m wide and 36.6m long, has long been a symbol of Kamikochi.
The water here is crystal clear, and there are lots of great restaurants. It's also the most popular spot for tourists to gather.
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Nagashima Spa Land
This is one of the largest amusement parks in Japan, with some of the most thrilling attractions. The most popular attraction is the world-class hybrid coaster, "HAKUGEI" (meaning white whale). From the top of its 55-meter height, the coaster runs at an angle of 80 degrees with a maximum speed of 107 kilometers per hour. The thrill feels just like a ferocious white whale crossing through the rough sea!
This amusement park has 10 different roller coasters of all sizes. They're super thrilling and a lot of fun.
