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Hokkaido's Sweet Secrets: 5 Must-Try ISHIYA Sweets According to Our Expert
ISHIYA's 'Shiroi Koibito' cookies are by far one of the most popular souvenirs one could find in Hokkaido. But despite being famous for Shiroi Koibito, ISHIYA boasts several other excellent confections, too! In this article, travel creator Nobuka Kawashima, an expert in Hokkaido travel information, compares various ISHIYA sweets to curate a list of her top 5 recommendations. In addition to the classic Shiroi Koibito, she highlights several other irresistible souvenir sweets you won't want to overlook!
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Kyoto Station, To-ji Temple Japanese Festivals (Matsuri)
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Asahikawa Shopping Malls
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Niseko / Rusutsu Gift Shops
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Namba, Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi Clothing Stores
8 Iconic Tokyo Locations That Will Make Your Instagram Shine
It will surprise no one when we declare that Japan is one of the topmost photogenic destinations on earth. No matter where you are in the land of the rising sun, you're merely a few steps away from glorious sights and scenes that demand to be photographed. While the entire country is a shutterbug's favorite playground, Tokyo especially has an allure that draws Insta-addicts in droves throughout the year. This curated list of eight iconic spots in Tokyo was created through thorough research and exploration. We stopped by the usual sites that tend to be on the radar of a photographer's lens but also went further to uncover hidden corners—remote islands, rooftop terraces, and shadowed alleyways illuminated by red lanterns—to bring you a collection that reflects the city's one-of-a-kind appeal. Explore the stories behind these locations, with insights from the photographers who’ve captured them.
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Kanagawa Suburbs Beaches
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Sapporo / Chitose Sushi
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Shinsekai, Tennouji, Tsuruhashi Landmarks
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Sapporo / Chitose Shopping Malls
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Sapporo / Chitose Theme Parks
Become a True Gundam Pilot - Stepping into the P.O.D. at a Tokyo Arcade! (Video)
Japan and robots go together like a hotdog and mustard. One of the nation’s most famous robot exports is known worldwide simply as “Gundam.” What started out as an anime has become a huge franchise with its own games, movies, and even a life-sized statue in Tokyo’s Odaiba. What many people don’t know, however, is that there is a way to pilot your very own Gundam robot!
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Harajuku Other Traditional Arts
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Shinagawa Shows
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Shibuya Other Contemporary Arts
Shinagawa Aquarium: A Must-Visit Spot in Tokyo for Families and Sea Life Fans (Tickets, Tips & Souvenirs)
Shinagawa Aquarium is one of Tokyo’s most family-friendly spots, known for its close-up marine life encounters and laid-back atmosphere. Set inside Shinagawa Ward Residents' Park, the aquarium features dolphin and sea lion performances, seal and otter feeding sessions, and plenty of interactive exhibits. Its convenient location near Haneda Airport also makes it an ideal stop for travelers with limited time in the city. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know: admission fees, access tips, and souvenir shopping. (This article may contain promotions)
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Tokyo Station Autumn
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Ryogoku / TOKYO SKYTREE(R) Downtown
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Osaka Castle, Tenmabashi, Kyobashi Hotels
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Minato Mirai 21 / China Town Hotels
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Hakone / Odawara Hotels
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Umeda, Osaka Station, Kitashinchi Grocery Stores
Step Back in Time: Exploring Sekijuku, Kansai's Edo-Era Post Town
Located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, Sekijuku (関宿) is a historic post town that flourished along the Edo-period Tokaido route. Once the 47th station of the journey between Tokyo and Kyoto, it remains a tranquil escape filled with nature, traditional sweets shops, and preserved Edo-era architecture.
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Mt. Fuji Other Japanese Food
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Asahikawa Forests & Mountains
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Hakodate Cultural Heritage Sites
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Kyoto Station, To-ji Temple Culture Experience
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Asahikawa Forests & Mountains
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Obihiro Other Restaurants
Visiting Japan in January - The Best Things to Do and Reasons to Visit
Although it’s one of the coldest times of year, there are many reasons why January is a great time to visit Japan. Whether you’re looking for fabulous winter scenery, a spot of skiing, or simply to see in the new year, there’s plenty to see and do in Japan in January. (Main image: PIXTA) (This article may contain promotions)
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Kansai Airport Airport
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Mt. Fuji Cultural Heritage Sites
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Mt. Fuji Other Sightseeing
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Sapporo / Chitose Other Sightseeing
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Mt.Naeba / Kagura Ski Resort
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