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- It’s coming again this year! Matsubara Shrine’s Reitaisai Festival is the most energetic period in Odawara! (3rd to 5th May)
- It’s a festival held in Odawara city, Kanagawa Prefecture from 3rd to 5th May. This festival is for the enshrined grand god of Odawara, and these thre
- Let’s go to the Tulip festival at Echigo Kyuryo Park and see two hundred thousand tulips in bloom!
- Each city in Japan has its own designated flower that represents the city. Niigata Prefecture and Toyama Prefecture both have tulips as their designat
- "Toshi-no-ichi Hagoita-ichi," an end of the year event that presents an array of Tokyo traditional craft items
- A major year-end event that is bustling from morning till night The Toshi-no-ichi (Year-end Fair) is held each year from December 16th through 19th
- 【AUTUMN】Let’s go to see the illumination at “Kenrokuen”, one of the top three gardens in Japan!
- The autumn foliage is illuminated at Kenrokuen! Look at this beautiful sight! Kenrokuen is home to 340 maples, 60 Japanese Zelkova, and 420 various
- “Katori Jinguu”, one of the best Japanese shrines in Chiba Prefecture, standing in a solemn forest.(MOVIE)
- https://youtu.be/8qbgguXk7iA The approach that celebrates the four seasons. After passing through the Torii gate, you’ll find a gravel pathway. Duri
- Conveniently stroll around Onomichi (Hiroshima, Japan) with an “Audio tour pen” that has 4 languages!
- Onomichi in Hiroshima is a nostalgic port town. Onomich is a city that is surrounded by the calm inland sea and mountains. It has a unique taste that
- 【AUTUMN】The Meguro Sanma Festival 2018
- Get a taste of the most popular autumn fish for free!
- 【SUMMER】Let’s eat eel to survive the hot summer!“Doyo-no-ushi,” the day for eating eel.
- Enjoy some eel to recharge yourself during the dog days of summer! Every year in July, you’ll commonly see eel on the menus of restaurants, because i
- 1200 beautiful cherry blossom trees lined up along the clear stream of the Shiroishigawa River
- Snow covered Mt. Zao and an 8km long tunnel. Around the time when Tokyo’s cherry blossom trees have finished blossoming, the cherry blossom trees of
- Cherry blossom trees will represent protection against natural disasters, an idea from the non-profit organization, The Sakura Line 311.
- The Sakura Line 311 will plant Sakura trees at points where the tsunami reached furthest inland. They will be handed down to future generation
- 【WINTER】"Toshi-no-ichi Hagoita-ichi," an end of the year event that presents an array of Tokyo traditional craft items
- A major year-end event that is bustling from morning till night The Toshi-no-ichi (Year-end Fair) is held each year from December 16th through 19
- “Higashi-Jayagai,” a unique streetscape with rows of beautiful teahouses
- An atmospheric teahouse district that was frequented only by high-society An atmospheric streetscape from the old days still remains in Kanazawa
- 【AUTUMN】Let’s go see one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan with red leaves that are illuminated!
- A Japanese garden that you can enjoy every season and has been loved by successive domain lords for a long time “Kenroku-en,” the domain lord f
- “Kanazawa Moon Viewing Light Road,” an art event in the autumn evening of Jokamachi featuring warm burning lights
- Making a warm town for students and residents who love Kanazawa Ishikawa Prefecture's Kanazawa City, with its elegant streets and lasting traditio
- Travel back to old Tokyo and enjoy a ride along the Toden Arakawa Line while taking stops along the way.
- Enjoy the view of old-town streetscapes as you ride a rare streetcar in Tokyo. Have you ever seen Tokyo's cute little “train” that travels slowly