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Fukui
Eihei-ji Temple
The main temple of the Soto sect of Zen Buddhism. It stands in the deeply forested cedar mountain
Yamagata
Yama-dera
A mysterious group of temples built on the cliff of a mountain
Iwate
Sekinoichi Sake Brewery
Enjoy the regional taste of sake and local beer that has garnered international acclaim
Ishikawa
Noto Satoyama-Satoumi Train
A tourist train going through the landscape of one of Japan’s Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS).
Kagoshima
Kirishima
The popular and unique “onsen” within the rich forest of the Kirishima Mountains
Shizuoka
Shuzen-ji Niji-no-Sato (Rainbow Village)
People from all generations can enjoy this theme park with its beautiful scenery and a steam locomotive for the kids
Kobe
Nankinmachi (Chinatown)
A bustling Chinatown where there are always lines in front of the food carts
Gifu
Magome-juku
A postal town with an old fashioned appearance at the foot of the mountain range, including the beautiful Mount Ena
Hokkaido
Sapporo Central Wholesale Market/Outer Market
The “delicious” of Hokkaido starts right here! The famous market with a lineup of the finest foods
Shizuoka
Joren-no-Taki Waterfall
A famous waterfall representing Izu which has been selected as one of Japan’s 100 Great Waterfalls
Fukuoka
Mataichi Salt Works, Kobo Tottan
A salt factory which creates salt from the natural seawater of the Genkai-nada Sea
Fukuoka
Kawabata Shopping Arcade
The oldest shopping area in Hakata packed with famous local products
Kumamoto
Kamitori/Shimotori Shopping Arcade
Kumamoto’s biggest shopping arcade with lots of restaurants and shops!
Niigata
Okome no Gakkou (Rice School)
Enjoy learning about the delicious rice in Niigata Prefecture, Japan’s foremost area for rice
Gunma
Shinto Winery
With the benefit of the blessings of nature in Shinto Village, this is a proud winery where an abundance of wine is born
Niigata
Niigata Senbei Kingdom
Niigata is famous for “senbei” (rice crackers). Here you can enjoy “senbei yaki” (roasted rice crackers)
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