Commonly known as "Yamaji" in Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture, is one of the prefecture's most famous tourist spots. You will climb the stone steps to Tateishiji Temple, which is at the top. After climbing, the view is truly spectacular! Tourists come constantly afterwards...
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Spa Resort Hawaiians is a tourist facility located in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. There are a variety of facilities inside the facility, including large pools, hot springs, and restaurants. The equivalent of 6 Tokyo Domes? Sparizo...
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Togata Onsen is one of the prefecture's leading hot spring resorts. Not far from Sendai, there are many things to enjoy in the area around the hot spring town. Once you reach Sendai Station, rent a car and...
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Ginzan Onsen is located in the mountains, a little further away from the city of Obanazawa City, Yamagata Prefecture. This hot spring is famous nationwide for being the setting for NHK morning drama series "Oshin." During the Taisho era...
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When you hear about a famous ingredient in Aomori Prefecture, most people may say apples. However, Aomori Prefecture has many famous ingredients such as garlic and long tuna. This time we will also be holding the Tohoku Shinkansen...
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Why not enjoy Sendai right away from the moment you get off the train or bullet train at JR Sendai Station? In fact, you can find delicious Sendai drinks just by being in two locations, at Sendai Station and the adjacent station building "Espar"...
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Kitakata Ramen is one of Japan's three major ramen. Not only locals are the ones who were impressed by the thick, curly noodles and refreshing soy sauce soup, but there are many people all over Japan...
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A variety of attractive tourist destinations The locations, mainly in Yokote and Yuzawa City in Akita Prefecture, are famous for their many hot springs historically. Furthermore, there are famous spots with beautiful views of the mountains, centered around Mt. Kurikoma...
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