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Nov 13 ･
1 min readUnmissable Things to Do in Matsuyama, Ehime
Matsuyama Castle, Dogo Onsen, the Botchan Train & a Shimanami Kaido Side Trip If you’re planning a trip to Matsuyama, Ehime and wondering how to make the most of your time, this guide will walk you through the city’s three iconic highlights—Matsuyama Castle, Dogo Onsen in Matsuyama, and the nostalgic Botchan Train—plus a bonus day trip to the world-famous Shimanami Kaido cycling route. Whether you’re interested in samurai history, hot springs, scenic train rides, or coastal cycling, Matsuyama is the perfect base to experience all four.
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Nov 13 ･
3 min readTop Hot Spring Experiences in Oita Prefecture Beppu: The Ultimate Guide to Japan’s Onsen Capital
Located in Oita Prefecture, Beppu is one of Japan’s most iconic hot spring destinations, known for its dramatic geothermal landscapes, vibrant steam clouds, and rich onsen culture. Travelers from around the world visit Beppu to experience its powerful volcanic energy through unique hot spring attractions found nowhere else in Japan. This guide highlights the three must-do onsen activities in Oita Prefecture Beppu, complete with detailed explanations of each experience. 1. Explore the Famous Hells of Beppu (Jigoku Meguri) The Jigoku Meguri, or “Hells of Beppu,” is one of the signature attractions in Oita Prefecture Beppu, featuring spectacular hot springs created by intense volcanic heat. These dramatic pools are for viewing […]
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Nov 13 ･
3 min readTop Things to Do in Nagasaki Kyushu: History, Culture & Scenic Highlights
Nagasaki Kyushu is one of Japan’s most compelling destinations, offering a unique blend of wartime history, Christian heritage, international exchange, and dramatic landscapes. Below is a concise, SEO-optimized guide to the five essential places every traveler should explore. 1. Peace Park & Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum A central landmark of Nagasaki Kyushu, the Peace Park honors the victims of the 1945 atomic bombing and promotes a message of global peace. The iconic Peace Statue and surrounding monuments create a solemn yet hopeful atmosphere.Just steps away, the Atomic Bomb Museum presents powerful exhibits, survivor testimonies, and preserved artifacts that explain the impact of the bombing and the city’s remarkable recovery. Even […]
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Nov 13 ･
4 min readWhat to eat in Sendai, Japan city?
A Taste of Sendai Japan Famous Cuisine Sendai, the largest city in the Tohoku region, is not only a hub of history and culture but also a delightful destination for food enthusiasts. Its fertile lands and proximity to the Pacific Ocean mean visitors can savor a wide array of fresh ingredients, from pristine seafood to locally grown agricultural products. The city’s culinary identity is distinct, offering unique flavors that are deeply rooted in local traditions. Beyond its most famous dishes, Sendai’s food scene thrives with bustling markets, charming izakayas, and modern eateries, all showcasing the region’s rich gastronomic heritage. 1.Gyutan The Signature Dish of Sendai When in Sendai, one dish […]
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Nov 6 ･
5 min readWhy Visit Sendai City, Japan?
Planning your next unforgettable journey to Japan? This comprehensive guide to Sendai City is your ultimate resource for discovering why this captivating destination, often called the ‘City of Trees,’ perfectly blends rich samurai history, vibrant urban culture, and breathtaking natural landscapes. By the end of this article, you will gain a deep understanding of Sendai’s unique appeal, from exploring iconic landmarks like the Sendai Castle Ruins and Zuihoden Mausoleum to savoring its renowned local cuisine, including the famous Gyutan and delightful Zunda Mochi. We’ll ensuring you’re fully prepared to experience the very best of Sendai and the Tohoku region. 1.Why Sendai City Should Be Your Next Japan Destination Nestled in […]
