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Oigawa Railway
- Shizuoka
- Best known as the only Abt-system railway still running in Japan, it utilizes old steam locomotion cars as well as repurposed cars from p...
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Kappa Bridge
- Nagano
- This wooden suspension bridge, 3.1 meters in width and 36.6 meters in length, is popular as a photo shooting spot. The babbling of the cl...
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Shima Onsen (Hot Springs)
- Gunma
- This hot spring along the mountain stream is surrounded by water on three sides. It is also famous as one of the great renowned onsen res...
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Tsunoshima Oohashi
- Yamaguchi
- Tsunoshima Ohashi opened to the public on November 3rd, 2000. The straight bridge over the ocean making you feel as if you were in a clip...
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Eiheiji Temple
- Fukui
- This temple was founded by the master of the Soto Zen Buddhism, Eihei Dogen, in 1244. It has an area of around 700 square meters and cove...
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Sumatakyo
- Shizuoka
- Sumatakyo Valley is a very dynamic and interesting place, with beautiful autum leaves. Hot springs and the famous ”Dream suspension...
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Akiyoshido Cave
- Yamaguchi
- Located in the eastern area of Mine city, Yamaguchi Prefecture, 100-200m under Akiyoshidai, is Japan's largest limestone cave. You c...
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Yoshiminedera Temple
- Kyoto
- Founded in 1029, it is the 20th refuge temple of the Kansai Kannon Pilgrimage. It is located right at the center of the western mountains...
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Ginzan Onsen
- Yamagata
- This hot spring was made famous by the NHK television drama “Oshin”. Gas street lamps burn at night, and the closely packed w...
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Shirakawa-go
- Hidatakayama
- The style of architecture known as Gassho-zukuri (Japanese architecture with a steep thatched roof) and the townscape of Shirakawa-go are...