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Niigata
Ponshukan, Niigata Station
Taste of 91 brands of Niigata sake right at the station. Enjoy the Niigata sake with a meal
Hiroshima
Kamiyacho and Hatchobori
A popular shopping area in Hiroshima with everything from small commercial stores to department stores
Hiroshima
Miyajima Omotesando Arcade
Omotesando Arcade is the main street of Itsukishima Shrine and the busiest area in Miyajima with all of the tourists.
Ishikawa
Wajima Morning Market
A famous morning market which started 1000 years ago. Fresh seafood and special products are available at the 200 booths
Akita
Akita Kanto Festival
The lights of the “kanto” lanterns filling the night sky, are prayers for a good harvest. It is a major summer festival in the Tohoku region.
Fukuoka
Nakasu
Kyushu’s largest entertainment district with all of the Hakata specialties, such as the “yatai” food stands and Hakata boats
Mie
Oharai-machi
After visiting Ise Jingu Shrine, enjoy some of the famous cuisine and shop for souvenirs!
Osaka
Tenjinbashisuji Shopping Street
The venerable shopping street boasting its status as Japan’s largest that has been given the name “The Nation’s Kitchen”
Okinawa
Kokusai Dori (International Street)
The main street of the whole prefecture! You can find everything from Okinawa delicacies to souvenirs
Shizuoka
Shimizu Sushi Museum
Become an expert at this theme park where you can eat and learn about sushi
Miyagi
Sendai Tanabata Festival
A star festival with gorgeous “Tanabata” streamers decorating the city
Fukuoka
Shiraito Falls
A relaxing region to enjoy the great outdoors with many visitors searching for some refreshing coolness
Iwate
Jodogahama
The world of the “Pure Land” as the scenery of mysterious stone mountains rises up from the bay
Osaka
Konamon Museum
Make it, fry it and eat it. Try your hand at takoyaki right in its home of Dotombori!
Fukui
Tōjinbō
The huge column shaped cliffs that spread out below you is an example of a world class view
Osaka
Kuromon Ichiba Market
A treasure trove of umaimon (tasty goodies)! A lively and famous Osaka market
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