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634m tower with city-wide views, lit up after dark.
Open-air rooftop deck over the Shibuya scramble. Book a sunset slot.
Tiny smoky alley of yakitori stalls by Shinjuku Station.
Street-food maze for sushi, tamago and seafood. Go hungry in the morning.
Edo lord's garden with a teahouse on the pond, skyscrapers behind.
Immersive barefoot digital art museum. Book timed tickets ahead.
Old-town shopping street, the local everyday Tokyo you are after.
Lively market street under the Ueno train tracks.
Tokyo's oldest temple, the Nakamise street and the giant red lantern.
Edo bell tower over Kawagoe's warehouse street, an easy day trip.
Nagano's great temple, with an underground 'key to paradise' pitch-dark walk.
Snow monkeys in the hot spring. Late October is early, they may be sparse.
Original black 'Crow Castle', striking with autumn color. Commenters debated if it earns the detour.
Photogenic wasabi farm with water wheels, in Azumino near Matsumoto.
Coin-op tasting wall of 100+ Niigata sakes, right in the station.
Riverside market hall for fresh seafood bowls and local food.
Niigata merchant villa with a tiered garden, gorgeous in autumn.
Edo-era gold mine you walk through, Sado's signature sight.
Mossy ruins of a huge ore-processing plant, a Laputa-like sight on Sado.
Main Sado ferry port. Note the fast ferry lands far from the gold mine, plan the day.
One of Japan's three great gardens, glowing in autumn color.
Reconstructed castle and grounds beside Kenrokuen.
Preserved geisha teahouse district with gold-leaf shops.
Earthen-walled lanes of the old samurai quarter.
Kanazawa's lively market for seafood bowls and snacks.
The Golden Pavilion shimmering over its pond. Pair with Ryoan-ji nearby.
Endless vermilion torii up the mountain. Go before 8am to beat the crowds.
The Silver Pavilion and its raked sand cone, lovely in autumn.
Canal-side walk from Ginkaku-ji toward Nanzen-ji, golden in late autumn.
Hillside temple with the big wooden stage. Peak crowds and peak views in fall.
Kyoto's narrow food market, snacks, pickles and knives.
The famous zen rock garden. Pair it with Kinkaku-ji.
Hall of 1001 golden Kannon statues, quietly stunning.
Shogun's palace with squeaking nightingale floors.
Landmark castle and park. Himeji is the better castle if you can swap.
Neon canal of street food, the Glico sign and takoyaki.
Retro Osaka district under Tsutenkaku tower, kushikatsu central.
Hillside daruma temple north of Osaka, beautiful autumn foliage.
Great Buddha hall and the free-roaming deer of Nara Park.
Japan's finest original castle, the White Heron. A strong day trip from Osaka.
Kobe's hillside district of old Western merchant houses.

弥彦神社



上高地公式
奈良井 #village


岩戸落葉神社 #torii

Coordinates: 35.1197,135.8344

The Ogi Coast stretches about 16 km from Shiroyamadai in Ogi to Mikoiwa in Sawasaki. The varied coastline, formed by volcanic activity, is designated as a Japan National Monument and Scenic Site under the name of Sado Ogi Coast. The area is home to many scenic spots, such as Yajima and Kyojima, Nansenkyo, and a plateau of pillow lava in Sawasaki. The Ogi Coast is also known for its tub-boat fishing, on which people can get around rocky shores easily.

The terraced rice field stretches in the mountains over 350m high in the Iwakubi area. The rice paddies have been passed down since around the Edo Period, and about 460 paddies remain until today. Making full use of the land with a steep slope, local people cultivate the rice fields in various size and shapes, which stretch to the top of the mountain like a dragon rising high into the sky.



今井町 #village

Tsuruhashi is the center of Osaka's Korea Town, and it is well known for its many Korean restaurants, Korean shops, and Korean super markets.

A town protected by moats or earthworks with Buddhist temples at its center. Jinai-machi of Tondabayashi was built around 1558-1569.