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Japan
Sights
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Saga
Okawachiyama
The birthplace of Imari ware boasting a 400-year-old history
Shimane
Matsue Horikawa Ji-Beer Hall
Beer produced in the city of Matsue which has been recognized at international competitions
Hokkaido
Otaru Orgel Doh
The mellow sounds of music boxes echo through this historic building
Fukushima
Kinomoto Lacquerwares and Crafts
Original and adorable handicrafts born from the spirit of Aizu and Kitakata
Ishikawa
Kutaniyaki Kiln Museum
Japan’s oldest surviving climbing kiln for Kutaniyaki pottery, a tradition that has been passed down over the generations
Hokkaido
Otaru Taisho Glass
A store with products filled with Japanese feeling and nostalgic Otaru glass.
Chiba
Tateyama Yuhi Sanbashi (Tateyama Sunset Pier)
Japan’s longest pier is famous for its romantic sunsets
Hokkaido
Kitaichi Glass 3gokan
An Otaru glassmaker shop with refined Japanese glass products
Gifu
Yuh Kobo Workshop
The soul is woven into a bolt of cloth. The nature of Hida is woven into all of the cloth
Ehime
Matsuyamajō Ropeway
A scenic ropeway climbing up to the mountain top castle
Kumamoto
Kumamoto Prefectural Traditional Crafts Center
See, touch and learn about Kumamoto’s traditional crafts under one roof
Mie
Mikimoto Pearl Island
The island where pearls were first successfully cultured by Mikimoto, the pioneer of the pearl industry
Saga
Imari
Visit Imari, the home of Imari ware, the lovely porcelain that has charmed the world
Okinawa
Euglena Mall
This is the place for souvenir shopping! An arcade with the famous products of Ishigaki Island
Okayama
Kurashiki Ivy Square
The impressive 19th-century red brick factory covered in ivy
Hokkaido
Sankaku Market
Have Otaru’s famous seafood and kaisendon (seafood bowl) at reasonable prices
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