Otaru and Niseko Snacks LeTAO's Fromage Double 4.07 2 A melting sensation in your mouth that will surprise you, this hit sweet from Otaru is a sensation. See More
Fukushima Famous Places Nishi Azuma Sky Valley 4.07 2 A scenic route where you can enjoy the rich natural beauty of Tohoku. See More
Niigata Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Roadside Station Irihirose 4.07 2 A station filled with local specialty products, including Uonuma Koshihikari rice. See More
Shibuya Winter festivals & Events Shibuya Blue Cave Illumination 4.07 2 Shibuya's iconic illumination event is back, and this year it features the debut of "Blue Cave - THE SNOW DOME." See More
Yokohama Chinese Food Gyokusentei main store 4.07 2 If you want to taste Yokohama's specialty "Sanma-men," this is the place to go. See More
Shiga Hotpot Restaurants Jidoriya Onza 4.07 2 Enjoy fresh Jidori chicken dishes only available at the restaurant specializing in Jidori chicken! See More
Fukushima Nature Spots Mugenkyo Ferry 4.07 2 Embark on a journey in search of the enchanting beauty of a valley shrouded in river mist. See More
Tokyo Station Neighborhood Museums Tokyo Station Gallery 4.07 2 A Graceful Encounter with Art inside Tokyo Station. See More
Furano and Biei Nature Spots Shirogane Blue Pond 4.07 2 Immerse yourself in a world of mesmerizing blue. See More
Naha Tourist Attractions Sefa Utaki 4.07 2 The highest sanctuary of the Ryukyu Kingdom, where you can worship the island of God, "Kudaka Island". See More
Wakkanai and Rumoi Tourist Attractions Cape Soya 4.07 2 Japan's northernmost cape, from where you can see as far as Sakhalin. See More
Ibaraki Autumn festivals & Events Tsuchiura All Japan Fireworks Competition 4.07 2 The ultimate showdown of fireworks, where fireworks craftsmen from all over Japan compete for the top honor. See More Related Articles 2024 Summer Fireworks Festivals Guide A summer visit to Japan isn’t complete without the addition of a fireworks festival. In this guide we’ll cover not only the Top Three Firework Festivals in Japan, but a few other popular fireworks held across the country, as well. There are also some pro tips and important reminders to help you enjoy these events to the fullest, so be sure to read to the end!
2024 Summer Fireworks Festivals Guide A summer visit to Japan isn’t complete without the addition of a fireworks festival. In this guide we’ll cover not only the Top Three Firework Festivals in Japan, but a few other popular fireworks held across the country, as well. There are also some pro tips and important reminders to help you enjoy these events to the fullest, so be sure to read to the end!
Yamagata Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Ginzan Tourist Center Taisho Romankan 4.07 2 A tourist facility filled with souvenirs and gourmet options, perfect for those visiting the Ginzan Hot Springs. See More
Yamagata Japanese Cuisine Nogawa Tofu Shop 4.07 2 A handmade tofu specialty store in Ginzan Onsen, run by a former barbershop. See More
Nagano Nature Spots Kumoba Pond 4.07 2 The beautiful mirrored water reflects the fresh greenery in summer and the autumn leaves, making it a must-see. See More
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Sendai Japanese Cuisine Akiusha Restaurant 4.07 2 A experiential café restaurant that lives inside a renovated house from the Edo era. See More
Okinawa Remote Islands Meat Dishes Ishigaki Beef MARU 4.07 2 Savor the A5 grade local specialty beef in yakiniku style! See More
Miyazaki Shrines & Temples Amanoyasukawara 4.07 2 A mystical power spot connected to Japanese mythology where stacking stones is believed to bring blessings. See More
Aomori Wine Bars Western-style Bar "Prince" 4.07 2 A popular bar known for its original cocktails named after Hachinohe's landmarks and traditional arts. See More Related Articles An Expedition into the Culture of Tohoku and the Sanriku Coast: A Walking Tour via the Michinoku Coastal Trail Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the abundant mountains and sea have continued to nurture the lives and distinct culture of those who live here since ancient times. Take to the Michinoku Coastal Trail, a new path built after tragedy, and step into a world of robust food culture and remarkable folk arts that are shaped by the landscapes tucked between forest and sea.
An Expedition into the Culture of Tohoku and the Sanriku Coast: A Walking Tour via the Michinoku Coastal Trail Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the abundant mountains and sea have continued to nurture the lives and distinct culture of those who live here since ancient times. Take to the Michinoku Coastal Trail, a new path built after tragedy, and step into a world of robust food culture and remarkable folk arts that are shaped by the landscapes tucked between forest and sea.
