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  Amanohashidate

  Kyoto

  Amanohashidate is one of the three famous scenic spots in Japan, the other two being Miyagi's Matsushima, and Hiroshima's Miy...

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  Biwako Fireworks Festival

  Shiga & Lake Biwa

  This fireworks festival is held at the lakeshore of Lake Biwa, and receives about 310,000 visitors. Very famous both within and outside o...

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  Kawaguchiko Fireworks Festival

  Mt. Fuji

  Representative festival of the summer in the Lake Kawaguchi area. The day before the festival is celebrated on the 4th, and the main fire...

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  Itsukushima Shrine

  Hiroshima & Miyajima

  A rare scene that has no match anywhere in the world; a shrine which appears to be built on the sea. It is said that Taira no Kiyomori ch...

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  Kyo no Tanabata Festival

  Kyoto

  During the time of the festival, wishes from all over the country are gathered together. The wishes are burned in huge fires and return t...

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  Sendai Tanabata Festival

  Sendai & Matsushima

  Japan's largest Tanabata Festival (Star Festival) attracting over 2 million visitors per year. 3,000 bamboo decorations such as stre...

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  Gion Festival

  Kyoto

  This festival starts on July 1st and lasts for a month. It is held by the Yasaka Jinja Shrine and its purpose is to protect against plagu...

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  Suwa Lake Fireworks Festival

  Nagano

  Fireworks makers from all over the country get together at this event to set off their artistic and unique fireworks. Visitors can enjoy ...

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  Tokyo Skytree

  Tokyo

  A 634-meter tall tower for terrestrial digital broadcasting. Since its opening in 2012, Skytree has been a very popular spot to spend tim...

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  Yasaka Shrine

  Kyoto

  "Gion-san" is the nickname of the guardian God of East Kyoto, and was originally the name of this Shrine. The water flowing in the main h...

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