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[Tokyo] The National Diet Building, the center of Japanese politics

The Diet Building, located in Nagatacho, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, is the place where the Diet is held regularly as the center of Japanese politics. The symmetrical building has the House of Representatives and House of Councillors located on the left and right, and is legislative...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.19

Scenic spots

[Fukushima] Lake Inawashiro, the fourth largest lake in Japan

Lake Inawashiro is located in the central part of Fukushima Prefecture, south of Mt. Aizu Bandai, which is likened to Aizu Fuji, and is known as the fourth largest lake in the country. This lake is a fault that dates back to about 23 million years ago...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.18

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[Iwate] Ryusendo Cave, one of the three largest limestone caves in Japan

Ryusen Cave is a stalactite cave located in Iwaizumi Town, Iwate Prefecture, and is also known as Iwaizumi Wakkutsu. With a total length of about 1,200m and an elevation difference of about 249m, it is located in Akiyoshido and Kochi prefectures in Yamaguchi Prefecture...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.14

Manufacturing experience

[Iwate] “Tono Furusato Village” where you can experience “Maburitto” and mountain village life

Tono Hometown Village in Iwate Prefecture is a facility that recreates the old-fashioned lifestyle of Tono, where you can participate in numerous experience programs. By actually doing farming work, we live in the mountains...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.14

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Nyuto Onsen, a hot spring village in Akita with 7 inns

Seven inns and seven baths Nikuto Onsen is a hidden hot spring resort located in Lake Towada and Hachimantai National Park on the middle of Akita Prefecture. From Tokyo, you can take the Akita Shinkansen to Tazawako Station for about 3 hours, and the road from Tazawako Station is...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.14

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[Tokyo] No.1 in Japan in number of visitors! "The National Art Center, Tokyo"

The National Art Museum in Tokyo is a very large art museum with the highest number of visitors in Japan. It features a wave-like glass-walled building designed by Kurokawa Kisho. The building has a gala...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.14

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[Aomori] Mt. Hakkoda, a volcanic group consisting of 18 mountains with Mt. Odake as its main peak

Hakkoda, one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains Hakkoda is a general term for several volcanoes located on the south side of Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture, and is counted as one of the 100 Famous Mountains in Japan. Rather than having a mountain called Mt. Hakkoda, Mt. Odake (...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.13

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Mt. Adatara, an active volcano in Fukushima that is counted as one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains

Adachi Tara, an active volcano that is still being observed to this day, is an active volcano in Fukushima Prefecture that has been loved by many people, and has appeared in the Manyoshu and Takamura Kotaro's Chieko Sho. Bandai Asahi National Park...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.11

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Geibikei, a hidden gem in Iwate that even some locals don't know about

Eihanekei, which is said to have been an absolute hidden area since before the Meiji period, was sometimes unknown to even those living nearby, and was designated as the first national scenic spot in Iwate Prefecture (1923). Erosion of limestone...

NEFT Editorial Department2016.10.11