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ZEKKEI Japan brings you the very best scenic destinations in Japan. From cherry blossoms and autumn leaves; to temples, hot springs, and traditional townscapes; we will introduce you to the fanastic, colorful locales of Japan from a variety of different angles. Join us as you search for the perfect place for your dream trip.
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Mother Farm
- Chiba
- Lots of animals, such as cows, sheep, and even alpacas can be seen on the vast grounds of Mother Farm. Visitors can enjoy getting close t...
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Kumoba Pond
- Karuizawa
- The pond, nicknamed the Swan Lake, is a beautiful pond in Karuizawa. In early summer, the fresh verdure turns the waters green, making a ...
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Yurigahama Beach(Yoron Island)
- Kagoshima
- A beach of pure white sand that appears only when the tides are low. The contrast between the sand beach and the highly transparent sea, ...
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Tsukechi Gorge
- Gifu
- Voted as one of the “Top 33 Places for Autumnal Leaves in Mino / Higa", as well as one of the “Top 100 Forests to Forest...
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Yubatake（Hot Water Field）
- Gunma
- Kusatsu Onsen boasts the largest volume of natural spring water in Japan at over 32,300 liters per minute; that's about 230,000 drum...
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Mt. Yufu-dake
- Oita & Beppu
- Also known as “Bungo Fuji”, Mount Yufu has been worshipped by locals since ancient times, and is a very famous and loved moun...
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Lake Saroma
- Other Areas of Hokkaido
- With an area of 151 square-kilometer and a 90 kilometer shoreline, Lake Saroma is the third largest lake in Japan after Lake Biwa and Lak...
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Shodoshima Olive Park
- Kagawa
- A Shodoshima olive themed park. The park is filled with olive trees, there are Greek style buildings and spots where you can learn about ...
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Hokokuji Temple
- Kamakura
- Hokokuji Temple was said to have been built to commemorate Takauji Ashikaga's grandfather. It was also said to have been built to c...
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Furuzamami Beach
- Okinawa
- Furuzamami Beach has won 2 stars from the Michelin Green Guide Japan, and is an area that is mainly a beach. Just a little bit of swimmin...