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Jizoyu Onsen in Kinosaki Onsen sits at the river and Ekidori intersection, offering spacious baths with high ceilings. Private family baths are also available, making it a great spot to relax and unwind.
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Omi Jingu Shrine, located in Otsu, honors Emperor Tenji and offers a serene atmosphere surrounded by forest. Explore its unique architecture, water clock museum, and cultural events like karuta and horseback archery.
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Matsue Ramen is a must-try dish offering a unique flavor with medium-thick, wavy noodles and a light, flavorful soup made from pork, chicken, and sometimes Matsue's shijimi clams. A tasty, budget-friendly treat!
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Honmura is a charming port town on Naoshima, famous for its Art House Project. Abandoned houses, temples, and shrines are transformed into unique art venues, offering a creative, immersive experience.
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Bluff No. 111, a Spanish-style house from 1926, offers a beautiful rose garden and a cafe serving rose-inspired dishes. Visit for a taste of history and fragrant treats.
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The Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum in Osaka showcases the artistry of woodblock prints, focusing on kabuki actors from the Edo period. Discover vibrant prints, historical exhibits, and even try printing yourself!
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Yamate Hachibankan is a charming Tudor-style mansion in Kobe, showcasing art from Rodin to African relics. This blend of Eastern and Western treasures makes it a must-visit for art and history lovers!
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Atarashiya Ryokan in Dorogawa Onsen offers an authentic Japanese experience with cozy tatami rooms, relaxing onsen baths, and delicious seasonal meals. A peaceful retreat with warm hospitality and stunning nature.
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Shima Kitchen, located in Teshima's Karato village, offers a unique blend of art and cuisine. Established during the 2010 Setouchi Art Festival, enjoy local dishes while experiencing vibrant cultural events.
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Mount Fuji World Heritage Center, Shizuoka offers interactive exhibits, a spiraling walkway, and an observation deck with breathtaking views. Learn about Fujisan’s history, geology, and seasonal beauty.
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