The Tanenashi Persimmons of Wakayama, Japan: Video Introduction This video, titled "Preventing Fall Fatigue! Wakayama's Tanenashi Persimmon! The First Persimmon Recognized as a Japanese Superfood!" (秋バテ対策に！柿史上初のジャパニーズスーパーフード『和歌山のたねなし柿』とは？), was uploaded by "News TV." The persimmon, an ancient Japanese fruit, has long been a favorite of the Japanese people. Persimmons are said to have originated in East Asia, including China and Japan, and were introduced to the West from Japan, hence the scientific name "kaki," the Japanese word for persimmon. Experts have also noticed that the persimmon is great for combating fall fatigue! Highly nutritious, the persimmon is thought to be beneficial for beauty and health, and in particular, Wakayama's tanenashi persimmon has been certified as a Japanese Superfood. Check out this video to broaden your knowledge of persimmons! What is Fall Fatigue? Symptoms and Causes Photo：A woman feeling unwell The term fall fatigue refers to the feeling of sluggishness and inability to recover from fatigue despite the gradual easing of the summer heat and gradual improvement in overall comfort. The main symptoms are loss of appetite, fatigue, lack of sleep, stiff shoulders, and rough skin. It's said to be caused by a disturbance in the autonomic nervous system due to the repetitive changes in temperature from late summer to early autumn, including changes in outside temperatures and temperature changes between warm days and cold nights. [Video] 0:29 - What is Fall fatigue? Persimmons – The Best Medicine For Fall Fatigue Photo：Persimmons Persimmons are so rich in nutrients that there's even a Japanese proverb that goes "When the persimmons change color, the doctors turn blue." This is alluding to the fact that once persimmons are in season, doctors are no longer necessary because people stop getting sick thanks to eating them. The simple sugars contained in persimmons are quickly absorbed and easily converted into energy, and help the body recover from fall fatigue. [Video] 0:34 - Persimmons Are Effective for Recovering From Fall Fatigue Persimmons also contain high levels of vitamin C, vitamin A, and polyphenols. Vitamin C is necessary for the production of collagen, a protein that makes up the body's skin, and is the source of persimmon's beauty benefits. It also has antioxidant properties, is effective in preventing arteriosclerosis and aging, and boosts the immune system. Vitamin A helps maintain healthy skin and mucous membranes, strengthens resistance, and has anti-aging effects. In addition, polyphenols called "persimmon tannins" play such an important role in beauty and health that they can be expected to thin the blood, lower blood pressure, reduce increases in blood sugar levels, and rejuvenate blood vessels. In addition to tannins, catechins and flavonoids also have detoxifying and antibacterial effects, improve sensitivity to cold, and eliminate prolonged fatigue and sluggishness. Persimmon Season in Japan & Popular Varieties Photo：Persimmons on display at a supermarket In general, persimmons are said to be in season from fall to winter, around September to December in Japan. Some persimmons grown in plastic greenhouses are available at markets from summer (July-August), but major stores in Japan start selling them around mid-September, when outdoor-grown persimmons begin to be harvested. In October, shipments from major production areas increase, and distribution peaks from October to November. There are early and late harvest varieties, so you can expect to find persimmons in many supermarkets in Japan until roughly December. The three most popular persimmon varieties in Japan are, first, the popular fuyu persimmon known for its perfect sweetness, which is the most popular and top-produced persimmon in Japan. Harvesting of fuyu persimmons begins around November in most production areas. While the distribution of persimmons as a whole is highest from October to November, the fuyu persimmon season is slightly later, from November to December. Also known as the "king of persimmons," the fuyu persimmon reaches peak flavor in late fall and winter, when the weather starts getting chilly. The second most popular persimmon in Japan is the Hira tanenashi persimmon. This persimmon is characterized by its lack of seeds. Harvesting begins around mid-October in Japan, and the best time to eat them is from late October to early December. The third variety is the Tonewase persimmon from Nara Prefecture, which is closely associated with persimmons, as exemplified by the haiku As I bite into a persimmon A bell rings Horyuji Temple - Masaoka Shiki ※Horyuji being a famous temple in Nara prefecture It is a mildly sweet variety, and is recommended to be shipped after removing the astringency with alcohol, etc., as it's not a sweet persimmon, but an astringent persimmon. A Delicious Way to Enjoy Persimmon, a Fruit Synonymous With Autumn in Japan Photo：Cutting persimmons Persimmons can be eaten as sweet persimmons or dried persimmons, and there are a variety of different ways to eat them. Persimmons have a strong image of being eaten as a dessert in Japan, but we would like to introduce a recipe for preparing persimmons in a dish to enjoy the flavors of autumn. You can enjoy persimmons as a snack or side dish. ■Stir-Fried Persimmon and Pork [Ingredients] Pear - 1 Pork belly - 250g Japanese mustard spinach - 1/2 a bag Sesame oil - 1 tbsp. Cooking sake - 2 tbsp. Soy sauce - 2 tbsp. Sliced cayenne pepper - A pinch [How to Make] 1. Peel and cut persimmons into small pieces. 2. Wash the komatsuna (Japanese mustard spinach) lightly and cut into 3 cm strips. 3. Cut the pork belly into bite-size pieces. Heat sesame oil in a frying pan, add pork belly and fry. When the meat browns, add komatsuna and sauté lightly. 4. When the komatsuna becomes soft, add the cut persimmon and seasonings and stir-fry. When the seasonings are well mixed, serve on a plate. Summary of Tanenashi Persimmons, the Japanese Super Food Persimmons are full of nutrients and have great potential for beauty and health. When checking the efficacy of its ingredients, it was even deemed a superfood! You'll probably want to try some delicious persimmons after reading this article. Have a healthy and splendid autumn with the power of this ancient Japanese fruit!

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COOL JAPAN VIDEOS is always holding photo contests. This time, we have selected photos that convey the beauty of Japan's Tohoku region from among those submitted to our past photo contests. From popular tourist attractions to picturesque shots of natural phenomena, we've got an amazing list of photos lined up for you to enjoy! COOL JAPAN VIDEOS is a social, video curation site that introduces the charms of Japan to people around the world who are interested in Japan. Our photo contests allow you to participate and even win with photos taken via your smartphone! Stick around to learn more! ■Table of Contents - Tohoku in Past Photo Contests  Ginzan Onsen (Yamagata Prefecture)  Risshakuji Temple (Yamagata Prefecture)  Fudosawa Bridge (Fukushima Prefecture)  Goshikinuma Ponds (Fukushima Prefecture)  Zao Fox Village (Miyagi Prefecture)  Okama Crater (Miyagi Prefecture)  An igloo (Yokote, Akita Prefecture)  Ashino Park (Goshogawara, Aomori Prefecture)  Tsutanuma Pond (Towada, Aomori Prefecture)  A white rainbow at Hachimantai (Hachimantai, Iwate Prefecture) - Features of COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contests - Current Photo Contest - Summary of Tohoku in COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contests Tohoku in Past Photo Contests We have picked out some amazing photos of Japan's Tohoku region from among the many wonderful entries that convey the charms of Japan. We'll also introduce some popular photo spots as well! Enjoy! COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: もつ Location: Ginzan Onsen (Yamagata Prefecture) Highlights of Ginzan Onsen, a Popular Tourist Attraction Lined with wooden, multi-story Western-style inns, Ginzan Onsen has a retro-modern townscape reminiscent of Japan's Taisho period (1912-1926). The best time to visit Ginzan Onsen, which attracts photographers from all over the world, is during the snowy winter season (January to February). The landscape illuminated by the orange glow of gas lamps, essential for a nostalgic atmosphere, makes for a tasteful and chic photo. Onsen ryokan (hot spring inns) with open-air baths where visitors can bathe while viewing the snowy scenery are very popular. Enjoy the fantastic Ginzan Onsen covered with snow. A Video Article About Snowscapes in Japan Video article 7:26 Japan's Most Beautiful Snow-Covered Scenery and Popular Tourist Spots That'll Look Great on Your Instagram! The Country, Dyed in a Beautiful White, Shows a Different Face Than Most Are Used To YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: Yuta Aihara Location: Risshakuji Temple (Yamagata Prefecture) Highlights of Risshakuji Temple, a Popular Tourist Attraction Hoshuzan Risshakuji Temple is the setting for the famous haiku poem Such stillness Sinking into the rocks The shrill of the cicadas by the master haiku poet Matsuo Basho in his travelogue The Narrow Road to the Deep North. The temple is also known as a 'yamadera' (mountain temple) and belongs to the Tendai Sect of Buddhism in Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture. Climb the narrow stairs to reach the top of the temple. The platform, which juts out from the cliff, offers a breathtakingly beautiful view and is a popular photo spot for visitors. A Video Article About Risshakuji Temple in Yamagata Prefecture Video article 3:32 1,015 Steps to the Top of Risshaku-ji Temple in Yamagata, Yamagata Prefecture. A National Site of Scenic Beauty, With a View That Moved Even the Famous Poet Matsuo Basho! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: 山川 さおり Location: Fudosawa Bridge (Fukushima Prefecture) Highlights of Tsubakuro Valley, a Popular Tourist Attraction Fudosawa Bridge spans the scenic Tsubakuro Valley along the Bandai-Azuma Skyline. In autumn, it's a spectacular spot to photograph the autumn leaves, and if the sky over Fukushima City is overcast, there is a good chance to see a sea of clouds. If the live camera on Route 115 shows clear views of Fudosawa and Jododaira, consider driving to the top of the clouds. We guarantee you'll take photos that will make you think you're in heaven. A Video Article About the Aizu-Tadami Koyo-go Steam Locomotive Video article 2:06 Aizu-Tadami Koyo-go - A Steam Locomotive Running Through Beautiful Autumn Foliage! Selected As One of the "Top Ten Railway Lines With Beautiful Autumn Foliage," This Train Still Runs As a Classic Steam Locomotive! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: めんま Location: Goshikinuma Ponds (Fukushima Prefecture) Highlights of Goshikinuma Pond, a Popular Tourist Attraction Goshikinuma is a group of lakes and swamps created by the eruption of Mount Bandai in Aizu. The water of the lakes come in a variety of colors, such as emerald green and cobalt blue, fascinating visitors and leading to the nickname the 'Lakes of Mystery." From mid-October to early November, the best season for viewing the autumn foliage, visitors are mesmerized by the colorful autumn leaves and the beautiful ponds. Aonuma, which has a more mysterious atmosphere than the other lakes, is especially recommended. The contrast with the autumn leaves is exceptional. A Video Article About Goshikinuma Video article 4:05 This Place Screams Instagram! The Cobalt Blue Waters of Fukushima's "Goshikinuma" Are Out of This World! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: だいだい@名前のつかない写真展 Location: Zao Fox Village (Miyagi Prefecture) Highlights of Zao Fox Village, a Popular Tourist Attraction Located in Shiroishi, Miyagi, Zao Fox Village is Japan's only zoo for foxes. The zoo has more than 100 foxes of various species that are raised free range, and visitors can see them from up close. The best time to visit is from spring to early summer, as holding a newborn fox cub is a popular activity. Visitors can capture the cute foxes in their natural habitat during a 2-3 hour stay. A Video Article About Zao Fox Village in Miyagi Prefecture Video article 4:58 Play With Adorable Foxes at Zao Fox Village in Miyagi Prefecture. This Facility, Where Approximately 100 Foxes Run Free, Is Sure to Make for a Memorable Experience! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: Syohei photography Location: Okama Crater (Miyagi Prefecture) Highlights of Zao's Okama Crater, a Popular Tourist Attraction One of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains in Japan, Mt. Zao is located on the border between Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures. Okama Crater, a popular tourist attraction there, is a crater lake surrounded by three mountains and is a symbol of Zao, along with the famous ice monsters (ice-covered trees). Visitors can enjoy Okama Crater from late April to early November. Be sure to bring a jacket, as temperatures are low even during the summer months. According to locals, the recommended time to visit is in the morning, even on clear days. You may be able to see the stunning emerald green surface of the water. Please note that the dedicated road to the crater is closed during the winter. A Video Article About Zao in Yamagata Prefecture Video article 2:13 Zao - Where Fantastic Ice Trees Stretch as Far as the Eye Can See. Referred to as "Ice Monsters" This Destination in Yamagata Prefecture Is Very Popular Among Foreign Tourists YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: 小西直昭 Location: An igloo (Yokote, Akita Prefecture) Highlights of the Yokote Snow Festival, a Popular Tourist Attraction The Yokote Snow Festival is said to have a history of approximately 450 years as a festival where people can enjoy igloos at a small New Year's event, and the Brahma dedicated to Asahi Okayama Shrine. Held annually on February 15 and 16, children serve amazake (sweet sake) and mochi (rice cakes) inside the approximately 80 igloos built in the city, while welcoming guests into the igloos. The candles lit in the igloos create a spectacular atmosphere. A Video Article About the Yokote Snow Festival of Akita Prefecture Video article 5:52 Enjoy the Pure White Snowy Landscape at the Traditional "Yokote Snow Festival" in Yokote, Akita Prefecture! Experience Warm Rice Cakes in a Giant Igloo and a Fantastical Silver World! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: Lily0321 Location: Ashino Park (Goshogawara, Aomori Prefecture) Highlights of Ashino Park, a Popular Tourist Attraction in Aomori Prefecture Ashino Park is said to be one of the best places on the Tsugaru Peninsula to enjoy the cherry blossoms. The best time to view the cherry blossoms is usually from late April to early May, when more than 1,500 cherry trees of all sorts of varieties can be seen in full bloom. The cherry blossoms blooming along the lakeside are so beautiful that they overwhelm onlookers. The scenery of Tsugaru Railway's an old-fashioned train 'Run Melos-go, named after a popular children's story, passing through the tunnel of cherry blossoms in full bloom creates a popular photo spot for those looking take pictures of the cherry blossoms. A Video Article About Popular Tourist Attractions in Aomori Prefecture Video article 2:59 After a Harsh Winter, the Beauty of Aomori's Spring, From the Mountains All the Way to the Sea, Shows Its Colors! Enjoy the Cherry Blossoms and Fresh Greenery of Aomori's Popular Sightseeing Destinations! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: こーさ | Kousa Kobayashi Location: Tsutanuma Pond (Towada, Aomori Prefecture) Highlights of Tsutanuma, a Popular Tourist Attraction Tsutanuma is a popular tourist attraction in Towada, Aomori, with its fiery red autumn leaves. On a day when the wind is calm, the reflection of the trees on the surface of the lake is truly breathtaking. To reduce traffic and protect the environment, advance reservations and a "cooperation fee" of 4,000 yen per car (including one driver) plus 2,000 yen per passenger are required to visit Tsutanuma when the autumn leaves are in season (October 20 - October 31, 2022, from 5 AM to 7:30 AM). A Video Article About Autumn Leaves at Tsutanuma in Hakkoda, Aomori Video article 3:13 Autumn Leaves in Hakkoda, Aomori - The Reflection of This Beautiful Red Foliage Is Poetic YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: 山川 さおり Location: A white rainbow at Hachimantai (Hachimantai, Iwate Prefecture)） A White Rainbow A rainbow is a phenomenon that appears when sunlight is reflected and refracted by moisture in the air. The conditions for the appearance of a white rainbow are clear skies and fog, but they are rarely caught on camera. If you come across one of these rare white rainbows, be sure to take a photo. A Video Article About Towada Hachimantai National Park in Japan's Tohoku Region Video article 2:46 Superb Seasonal Views and Hot Springs! With Red Autumn Leaves in the Fall and Pure White Snow in the Winter, the Many Different Faces of Akita Prefecture's Towada Hachimantai National Park Make It One of Japan's Most Scenic Places to Visit! YouTube Features of COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contests COOL JAPAN VIDEOS is a social, video curation site that shares the charms of Japan with people all over the world who are interested in Japan. Click here for more information about COOLJAPANVIDEOS 「COOL JAPAN VIDEOS photo contests are open to everyone! Even a photo taken by chance with your smartphone could win a prize! Here are some of the features of our contests. ・Photos taken not only with SLR cameras and digital cameras, but also with smartphones and other devices can be submitted. ・You can submit as many photos as you like during the contest period. ・Image editing, such as cropping and color changes, is also allowed! Here you can find all of the past photo contest winners in one place. You can also see the prizes for each contest, as well as the locations where the photos were taken and the judges' critiques. 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Autumn Leaves at the Tokugawa Garden: Video Introduction This video, titled "Tokugawa Garden Autumn Season｜Autumn Leaves" (Tokugawa Garden Autumn Season | 徳川園 紅葉), was uploaded by "idoebs." It introduces Tokugawa Garden, a popular tourist attraction for enjoying the autumn leaves in Nagoya, Aichi. Viewers can experience the beautifully illuminated autumn leaves from a variety of different perspectives. Take your time to enjoy autumn in Japan with some gentle background music. A Closer Look at the Tokugawa Garden, a Famous Place for Autumn Leaves in Nagoya Photo：Tokugawa Garden, Nagoya, Aichi Tokugawa Garden is a popular destination for viewing the autumn leaves in Nagoya. Tokugawa Garden, which attracts many visitors, is located in Nagoya City in Aichi Prefecture in Japan's Tokai Region. It's a vast strolling garden that surrounds a pond and covers more than 100 acres, and is characterized by trees distributed on uneven terrain. Tokugawa Garden is a cultural legacy of the Owari Tokugawa family, a branch of the powerful Tokugawa daimyo family. It was originally the site of Ozone Oshitayashiki, a building constructed in 1695 as a retirement villa for Tokugawa Mitsutomo, the second lord of the Owari domain, one of the three Tokugawa families. The trees reflected on the surface of Ryusen Lake (龍仙湖, Ryusenko) in the park are a breathtaking sight to behold. [Video] 2:06 - Autumn leaves on the surface of Ryusen Lake Admission is 300 yen for adults, high school, and college students, 100 yen for senior citizens (65 years and older) living in the city, and free for junior high school students and younger. ※Please check the official website for details. The Tokugawa Garden Illumination and Autumn Leaves Festival Photo：Tokugawa Garden, Nagoya, Aichi The best time to view the autumn leaves is usually from late November to early December, when approximately 300 Japanese maples and other trees colorfully illuminate the garden. During this period, opening hours are extended, and the Japanese garden, lit up with faint lighting, has a very unique appearance that attracts visitors from all over Japan. The 2022 Autumn Leaves Festival is scheduled to be held from November 25 to December 4. In previous years, the park extended its opening hours (admission until 7:00 p.m.) to allow visitors to enjoy the garden at night. ※The content of the event is subject to change according to the situation of the novel coronavirus. Please check the official website for details. Cherry Blossoms and Other Seasonal Flowers at Tokugawa Garden Photo：Peonies at Tokugawa Garden, Nagoya, Aichi The pleasure of enjoying the seasonal flowers in the Japanese garden is the reason why Tokugawa Garden is famous among tourists to Nagoya. In early spring, from late February to early April, the plum blossoms are in full bloom; from late March to early April, weeping cherry blossoms and Tokai cherry blossoms can be seen; and from mid to late April, as many as 1,000 peonies can be seen blooming in the garden. During summer visitors can enjoy irises; in autumn, spider lilies and balloon flowers; and in winter, a variety of camellias can be seen throughout the garden. French Cuisine With a Japanese Flair at Garden Restaurant Tokugawaen Garden Restaurant Tokugawaen overlooks lush greenery and the clear waters of Ryusen Lake. During the day, the restaurant is bathed in dazzling sunlight, and at sunset, the atmospheric garden, subtly illuminated, invites guests into a world of fantasy. Guests dining at the restaurant can enjoy a fusion of Japanese and Western cuisine, where traditional French dishes are harmoniously blended with Japanese flavors. The dishes, reminiscent of Tokugawa's masterpieces, are great for taking photos and will look great on Instagram as well. The restaurant is also popular for wedding receptions, so you may even see a couple wearing beautiful white kimono and hakama. [Video] 2:19 - Garden Restaurant Tokugawaen Overlooking Ryusen Lake The Tokugawa Art Museum – Encounter Exquisite Masterpieces Cultivated by Japanese Traditions The Tokugawa Art Museum is located next to Tokugawa Garden. The museum exhibits a collection of over 10,000 items, including historical masterpieces that were handed down from Tokugawa Ieyasu to his ninth son, Yoshinao Tokugawa, the first head of the Owari Tokugawa house throughout the Edo period (1603-1868). The overwhelming array of masterpieces includes nine national treasures, such as picture scrolls depicting the Tale of Genji, 59 paintings and ceramics designated as Important Cultural Properties, and as many as 1,000 swords, one of which was even made by the master swordsmith Yoshimitsu. The Tokugawa Art Museum is the pride of Nagoya, and a must-visit destination when visiting Tokugawa Garden. Summary of the Tokugawa Garden in Aichi, Japan Photo：Tokugawa Art Museum, Nagoya, Aichi Learn about history at the Tokugawa Art Museum and enjoy the autumn leaves at the Tokugawa Garden after dark. This is a great way to enjoy autumn in Japan. The most crowded time at Tokugawa Garden is before sunset on weekends. To avoid crowds and traffic in the area, we recommend visiting the park a bit earlier. If you're planning to visit Tokugawa Garden by car, parking at a station one stop away and coming by train seems to be the best way to avoid crowds and traffic jams. However, since Tokugawa Garden is located in a very accessible area, it may be better to use public transportation during the autumn foliage season. Enjoying the autumn leaves at Tokugawa Garden will surely be an unforgettable experience ◆Tokugawa Garden◆ 【Address】1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-Ku, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0023 【Telephone】052-935-8988 【Hourse】9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (Admission until 5:00 PM) 【Admission】General: ¥300, Senior citizens living in the city (65+): ¥100 【Access】※Please check the official website 【Parking】Available (Paid) 【Official Website】Tokugawa Garden｜A Japanese Garden in Nagoya, Aichi https://www.tokugawaen.aichi.jp/ 【TripAdvisor】Tokugawa Garden https://www.tripadvisor.jp/Attraction_Review-g298106-d2067947-Reviews-Tokugawa_Garden-Nagoya_Aichi_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

Relaxing at the Popular Japanese-Style Luxury Hotel “Kinzan” at Arima Onsen This article is about the popular luxury hotel Kinzan, located at Arima Onsen in Kita-Ku, Kobe in Hyogo, Japan. In this article, we'll introduce the charm of Kinzan, which is also a member of the Arima Hot Spring Tourists Association. Kinzan has a great reputation on Hotel and Ryokan (Japanese-style inn) review websites. This video will convey the amazing hospitality that only a high-class hotel is capable of providing. They also have exquisite Kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. The video will have you feeling as though you're actually at Arima Onsen. Sit back, relax, and enjoy learning about Kinzan! Arima Onsen - A Popular Hot Spring Town in Japan Source :YouTube screenshot Arima Onsen is located in Kobe, Hyogo prefecture, and is one of the Three Ancient Springs of Japan. Arima Onsen has two types of spring water. One is Kinsen, the gold springs, which contain high levels of iron and salt and is effective at treating poor circulation, lower back pain, muscle pain, arthralgia, and peripheral vascular diseases. The other is Ginsen, the silver springs, which is a carbonic spring water, thought to be good for hypertension, occlusive peripheral arterial disease, a functional arterial circulation disorder, and functional heart disease. Kinzan is one of the most popular Japanese style luxury hotels at Arima Onsen. The hotel is built in the style of a tea-ceremony house, which gives it a unique atmosphere. With its refined and sophisticated atmosphere, Kinzan is on the world-renowned Michelin Guide as a high-quality luxury hotel. The Luxury Hotel Kinzan, at Arima Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot The beauty of the luxury hotel "Kinzan" is that you can enjoy a special time in the Japanese-style rooms overlooking the Japanese garden. You can also enjoy the attentive hospitality of the staff, including the landlady, at this elegant hotel. There is a beauty salon in the building, and a variety of amenities are also available for use. You'll also be happy to know that you can enjoy traditional Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine as well. The traditional Japanese cuisine, which incorporates a variety of local, seasonal dishes and fresh gourmet food, is a favorite among travelers. How to Spend Time at the Luxury Japanese-Style Hotel, Kinzan Source :YouTube screenshot Arima Onsen's spring water contains many components and has various beneficial effects on the body. This is a part of the reason why this Onsen is very popular. It's effective against neuralgia, stiff shoulders, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive diseases, hemorrhoids, and aids in post-illness recovery, recovery from fatigue, and promotes health. We recommend the rare reddish-brown open air bath to those looking to fully heal their body. The Japanese Garden has beautiful bamboo forests, where you can see fireflies flying around in early summer. It's a truly magical scene. During your stay, strolling through the garden while wearing a Yukata, or taking a walk to the Onsen town is a great way to relax and unwind. Remember, it's your trip, so you can enjoy it whatever way you please. Kinzan has day-trip plans as well if you're not looking to stay the night. You can casually enjoy the Onsen and food during the day and begin your journey anew, feeling revitalized. There are many popular hot spring facilities around Kinzan that provide day-trip plans, so we recommend checking out the other springs in the area if you're interested. There are "Kinnoyu" (Kinsen) and "Ginnoyu" (Ginsen) public hot springs. They also have bath salts for souvenirs which replicate the bath water at "Kinyu" and "Ginyu," so you can enjoy it even at home. Create Unforgettable Memories at Arima Onsen If you're interested in enjoying the luxurious space shown in the video, why not make a reservation at the Japanese hotel, Kinzan? Rates vary by season, day of the week, and room, so be sure to check the official website or travel websites for more information. If you haven't yet, be sure to watch the video to see the luxury Japanese inn, Kinzan! ◆「Kinzan」Facility information◆ 【Address】1302-4 Arima-Cho, Kitaku, Kobe city, Hyogo, Japan 【Access】A 3-minute walk from Arima Onsen Station on the Kobe Electric Railway Arima Line 【Parking】Available 【Telephone】078-904-0701

Introducing Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall, a World Heritage Site in Kyoto! This video, titled "Tabinohoshi (Uji World Heritage Site Tour｜Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall and Ujigami Shrine) Uji, Japan vol.23" (旅の星 Tabinohoshi 「宇治～世界遺産めぐり　平等院鳳凰堂と宇治上神社」 Uji, Japan vol.23), was released by "Journeys Throughout Japan 旅の星 Tabinohoshi." When you hear the words "tourist sites in Japan," what comes to mind? Kyoto is a popular destination for many tourists, including domestic travelers as well. There are a number of attractive destinations in Kyoto, such as Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall, Ujigami Shrine, The Golden Pavilion (金閣寺), and Kiyomizu-dera (清水寺). If you're coming to Kyoto or wish to learn more about Japan, be sure to check out this video as it features Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall and Ujigami Shrine. Highlight's of Ujigami Shrine and Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall Source :YouTube screenshot In the video, Monshou Kamii, the Chief Priest of Byodoin Temple, talks about the City of Uji (宇治市), Kyoto (京都府) in an easy-to-understand manner. You can see the main gate of Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall from 0:28 and the building of Byodoin Temple Phoenix Hall from 0:42 in the video. Starting at 1:46, you can see the inside of Byodoin Museum Hoshokan. A Look at Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall, a World Heritage Site Photo：Byodoin Temple’s Phoenix Hall, Kyoto Did you know that Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall is actually displayed on the Japanese 10 yen coin? The Phoenix of Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall is also depicted on the back of the Japanese 10,000 yen bill. Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall is officially called "Amida-do Hall," and was built in 1053. Access to Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall is a 10-minute walk from JR Uji Station and a short walk from the nearest station. There is unfortunately no parking. In the fall, both the temple and the autumn foliage are illuminated, so you can enjoy even more beautiful scenery. We highly recommend seeing it when it's lit up if possible. Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall is also known as one of Kyoto's leading power spots. When you visit Uji, Kyoto, you can also purchase goshuin (御朱印, temple seals) for friends and family when you visit. They make great gifts! You can even have your wedding ceremony at Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall. Having your first moment as a married couple in the presence of the Amida Buddha (Amitabha) is sure to make it extra special. A Look at Ujigami Shrine Photo：A torii gate at Ujigami Shrine, Kyoto Ujigami Shrine is a shrine in Kyoto, and can be seen at 3:34 in the video. The Honden (inner sanctuary) is well known as the oldest shrine architecture in Japan. It is known as the setting for "Sawarabi," one of the "Uji-jujo" (Ten Quires of Uji) from The Tale of Genji. You can see "Sawarabi-no-michi" (Sawarabi street) from 3:40 in the video. When you visit Kyoto during your tour of Japan, be sure to check it out! Ujigami Shrine is said to be a place where prayers for academic success are fulfilled, and is popular among many people as a power spot in Kyoto. It's perfect for students and those in academia. Tips for Visiting Kyoto Photo：The Hall of Worship at Ujigami Shrine, Kyoto When you visit Uji in Kyoto, there are many places like Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall and Ujigami Shrine that you can visit. In order to make full use of your time, we recommend thoroughly researching and planning routes and travel times before visiting. Summary of Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall and Ujigami Shrine Source :YouTube screenshot Uji, Kyoto has many tourist destinations including Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall and Ujigami Shrine introduced in the video. If you're looking to fully enjoy a trip to Japan, consider stopping by the ancient capital, Kyoto! There are other historic temples besides Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall and Ujigami Shrine as well. We hope this article has inspired you to explore Kyoto! 【Official Website】World Heritage Site Byodoin Temple https://www.byodoin.or.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Byodoin Temple https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g946495-d592034-Reviews-Byodoin_Temple-Uji_Kyoto_Prefecture_Kinki.html 【Tripadvisor】Ujikami-Jinja Shrine https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g946495-d1386216-Reviews-Ujigami_Shrine-Uji_Kyoto_Prefecture_Kinki.html

Autumn Leaves at Entsuin Temple: Video Introduction This video, titled "Entsuin Temple｜Autumn Leaves Illumination｜Matsushima, Miyagi｜2019｜Panasonic FZ1000" (円通院　紅葉ライトアップ　松島　宮城　2019　Panasonic FZ1000), was uploaded by "JMF Japan Miyagi Film." It introduces the breathtakingly beautiful autumn foliage illumination event at Entsuin Temple. A Closer Look at Entsuin Temple – Its History and What Makes It Unique Photo：The garden and mausoleum of Entsuin Temple Entsuin Temple is a temple associated with the Date clan, the feudal lords of Sendai, located in Matsushima, Miyagi, in Japan's Tohoku region, a place known as one of the "Three Views of Japan." Entsuin Temple was built in 1647 by Date Tadamune as the mausoleum of Date Mitsumune, the grandson of Date Masamune. Located in the inner part of the temple grounds is a mausoleum from the early Edo period (~1603-1700 AD) which is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Within the grounds of Entsuin Temple, visitors can enjoy several gardens, including a dry landscape garden that depicts Matsushima, a garden designated as a Cultural Property by the Town of Matsushima, a moss garden that takes advantage of the natural beauty of the inner mausoleum, and a garden mainly featuring roses, created by the temple's head priest. Entsuin temple is located just a few minutes' walk from Zuiganji Temple, and as you pass through the temple gate, you'll see many kokeshi dolls that have been used in marriage ceremonies, and enshrined on the back side of the gate is Enmusubi Kannon. Enmusubi Kannon (the Buddhist goddess Avalokiteshvara depicted as a matchmaker) is said to bring together men and women or those who have never had a chance to be together, and is famous as a power spot for marriage. Thus, Entsuin Temple is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Matsushima, together with Zuiganji Temple, a National Treasure. When to See the Autumn Illumination Event at Entsuin Temple + Highlights of the Event Photo：Shinji Pond at Entsuji Temple in Matsushima, Miyagi Entsuin Temple is also known for its beautiful autumn foliage. Every year from late October to late November, when the autumn leaves are at their best, an autumn illumination event takes place. The event is held in the historic Matsushima Rikyu, which is planted with ancient maple trees. In 2022, the event is scheduled to run from Saturday, October 29 to Wednesday, November 30. During this period, visitors can enjoy the fantastic autumn foliage illuminated at various places in the garden. In particular, this year's illumination event also features light-up events at Zuiganji Temple and Entsuin Temple from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM (last admission at 8:45) daily from Saturday, October 29 to Wednesday, November 23. We hope you have a chance to visit Entsuin Temple and enjoy the fantastic autumn leaves as shown in the video. The Rose Garden at Entsuin Temple Photo：The garden of Entsuin Temple Entsuin Temple is famous not only for its autumn foliage but also for its roses, and is also known as "Bara-ji" or "Rose Temple." The origin of this name is that the oldest Western roses in Japan were brought back by Hasekura Tsunenaga of the Date Clan, who traveled to Europe as an envoy during the Keicho Mission to Europe. As a symbol of his achievement, Entsuin Temple created a garden mainly composed of roses. In addition, roses are painted on the zushi (minature shrine) of the inner mausoleum, which is also designated as an Important Cultural Property. Entsuin Temple is a baroque garden born from a fusion of Buddhism and Christianity. The best time to see the roses is in early June, when the roses in the rose garden are in full bloom. However, bloom times vary according to the variety of rose. Traditional Prayer Bead Making Experiences and More! At Entsuin Temple, which is famous for its matchmaking activities, visitors can try their hand at making their own original Buddhist prayer beads. Buddhist prayer beads, called Juzu (数珠) in Japanese, are important Buddhist ritual objects that are worn during funerals, memorial services, visits to graves, and other occasions when one prays to Buddha. It's said that just by holding them, one can rid themself of misfortune and gain peace and tranquility. In the bead making experience, participants can choose their favorite beads and make their own unique prayer beads. The beads are made of natural stone, plastic, and glass, all of which are used to pray and express gratitude to the deity of Entsuin Temple. The process takes 20 minutes, is relatively simple, and does not require an appointment. Entsuin Temple also has its own original shuin stamp books. All of these books are also used to pray and make offerings of gratitude to the main deity of Entsuin temple. By depositing your shuin stamp book at the entrance before visiting the temple, you can receive a shuin stamp when visiting. Summary of Autumn at Entsuin Temple Photo：Entsuin Temple, Matsushima, Miyagi Entsuin Temple is a place where visitors can enjoy various gardens, autumn leaves, Buddhism, and bead-making workshops in a relaxing atmosphere with lots of nature and rich history. It's a sightseeing spot with many attractions. In particular, the beautiful autumn foliage illumination, which can be viewed for a limited time only, is great for taking photos, and looks great on Instagram too! Come and see it for yourself! ◆Entsuin Temple◆ 【Address】Entsuin, Chonai-67 Matsushima, Miyagi District, Miyagi 981-0213 【Telephone】022-354-3206 【Hours】(Open all year round) Weekdays 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Weekends & Holidays 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 【Admission Fee】Adults 300 yen, High school students 150 yen, Children (junior high and elementary school students) 100 yen ※The bead-making experience has a separate fee 【Access】 Train: A 5-minute walk from JR Matsushima-kaigan Station on the Senseki Line. A 20-minute walk from JR Matsushima Station on the Tohoku Line Car: A 5-minute drive from the Matsushima-kaigan IC on the Sanriku Expressway via Route 45 【Parking】Please use the prefectural parking lot on National Route 45. 【TripAdvisor】Entsuin Temple https://www.tripadvisor.jp/Attraction_Review-g319095-d319868-Reviews-Entsu_in_Temple-Matsushima_machi_Miyagi_gun_Miyagi_Prefecture_Tohoku.html

Aomori's Furukawa Fish Market This video, titled “Furukawa Fish Market -Aomori- 4K Ultra HD”（Furukawa Fish Market - Aomori - 青森魚菜センター - 4K Ultra HD） was created by “TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful.” It shows you what's available at the Furukawa Fish Market. Check out the video to see the variety of seafood that the Furukawa Fish Market offers. There are so many Aomori speciality foods such as grilled fish, meat, appetizers and delicious sashimi. We recommend you try “Nokke Don” and create your very own seafood bowl. Even though it is a simple video with no narration or music, it makes you feel like you're actually walking through the Furukawa Fish Market. Take a Trip to the Furukawa Fish Market! Source :YouTube screenshot The Furukawa Fish Market has a lively atmosphere, handling a variety of fresh seafood. The Furukawa Fish Market is loved by the locals. It was established 40 years ago, and is known as “A Kitchen for Aomori Citizens.” The Furukawa Fish Market is also a popular tourist spot for foreign travelers. We recommend you walk around the market and find your favorite food. The Original “Aomori Nokke Don” Source :YouTube screenshot You've gotta try the popular “Aomori Nokke Don” when you visit the Furukawa Fish Market. Aomori Nokke Don is an all-you-can-add dish that lets you customize your very own seafood bowl. You can put any ingredients you want in the bowl. There is no set recipe for this menu item, so you can use your creativity to create the ultimate dish. Nokke Don is very easy to make. Start by purchasing a bowl of rice. After that, you'll walk around the center and find your favorite sea food and put in whatever suits your tastebuds! The video at 1:13 gives you an idea of what kind seafood is available at the center. Pick the seafood you want and create your own unique seafood dish. You can actually see tourists holding bowls and walking around the market in the video. Summary of the Furukawa Fish Market Photo：Seafood bowl The video shows you the various kind of fresh seafood available in Aomori. It's the perfect place to experience delicious Japanese food. If you'd like to try the fresh “Aomori Nokke Don,” take a trip down to the Furukawa Fish Market! Check out the video to see what the Furukawa Fish Market is like. If you love seafood, then you really don't want to miss out on the Furukawa Fish Market! ◆Furukawa Fish Market◆ 【Address】 1-11-16 Furukawa Aomori, Aomori 030-0862 【Access】5 minute walk from JR Aomori Station, or a 15 minute drive from Aomori Chuo Interchange. 【Hours】7 am - 4 pm 【Closures】Every Tuesdays (Subject to change during Golden Week and Obon holidays) 【Parking】None (Coin parking is available near the market) 【Telephone No】017-763-0085 【Official Website】Original Aomori Nokke Don https://nokkedon.jp/ 【Tripadvisor】Aomori Fish and Produce Center https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g298241-d8871463-Reviews-Aomori_Gyosai_Center_Nokkedon-Aomori_Aomori_Prefecture_Tohoku.html

Autumn Leaves & Sightseeing in Fujikawaguchiko: Video Introduction This video, titled "Must-see Views at Lake Kawaguchi｜A Corridor of Autumn Leaves" (Must See in Kawaguchiko,Japan "Autumn Leaves Corridor" 河口湖 紅葉(もみじ)回廊), was uploaded by "ka2see tv." The Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival is held in conjunction with the autumn leaves of Lake Kawaguchi, which are at their best from early to mid-November. Visitors are fascinated by the corridor surrounded by beautiful autumn leaves. Check out the relaxing illuminations and the pleasant rustling of leaves in the video below. Celebrate Autumn With the Colorful Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival Photo：The corridor of autumn leaves at the Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival The Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival is scheduled to be held at Lake Kawaguchi in Yamanashi Prefecture from October 29 (Sat.) to November 23 (Wed.), 2022. This is a popular sightseeing event where visitors can observe the autumn foliage of approximately 400 to 500 trees along the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, with Mt. Fuji in the distance. [Video] 2:57 - The Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival This year, in addition to usual events, a new 200-meter-long area called "Oku no Hosomichi" will be introduced. Consider stopping by Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival to see it! Admission to the Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival is completely free. The event is held from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day, and the corridor of autumn leaves is illuminated until 10:00 p.m. The fantastic autumn leaves lit up in the night sky can be seen in the video here. [Video] 0:16 - A View of the Illuminated Autumn Foliage A Spectacular View of Mt. Fuji and Autumn Leaves Around Lake Kawaguchi! Photo：Mt. Fuji from a tunnel of autumn leaves at Lake Kawaguchi There are a number of places around Lake Kawaguchi where visitors can enjoy the autumn leaves. Here are some of the best places to take pictures around Lake Kawaguchi. ●The Tunnel of Autumn Leaves This is a famous spot where the autumn leaves along the road turn red and resemble a colorful tunnel. The composition of the autumn leaves, Mt. Fuji, and Lake Kawaguchi is very popular, and many photographers and tourists visit this spot to take photos. The view of the bright red autumn leaves over Mt. Fuji is like a painting, reminding us of the autumn season in Japan. The spot has been featured on tourism posters, and it's sure to be a popular on Instagram as well. ●Momiji-dai Momiji-dai, an observation deck for viewing the autumn leaves, is located on Mt. Ashiwada at the eastern end of the Aokigahara Sea of Trees on the north side of Mt. Fuji. The observation deck offers a breathtaking 360-degree view. You can see Mt. Fuji and the Aokigahara Sea of Trees through the autumn leaves, as well and the views of Lake Motosu and Lake Nishiko are also outstanding. ●Lake Motosu Lake Motosu, one of the Fuji Five Lakes, is a popular photo spot that even appears on the 1,000-yen bill. Lake Motosu is famous for its upside-down Fuji reflected on the surface of the lake, and in autumn, the reddish autumn leaves can be seen reflected on the surface of the lake as well. Enjoy a collaboration of colorful autumn leaves and Mt. Fuji in one place. Summary of Autumn Leaves at Lake Kawaguchi Photo：The Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival Come and enjoy Japan's unique autumn scenery at the Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival. The illuminated autumn leaves of Fujikawaguchiko are a very different sight from those seen during the daytime. There are many places around Lake Kawaguchi where you can take photos of the autumn leaves as well, so be sure to bring a camera when sightseeing in Yamanashi! During the Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival, many people are expected to visit and crowds and traffic jams are likely to occur. Free temporary parking is available, but spaces are limited. Visitors can also use the Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Bus (Red-Line) or other transportation to get to the event site. Traffic near Kawaguchiko Bridge can be checked via live camera, so we recommend using it when you visit the area. 【Official Website】The 24th Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival https://fujisan.ne.jp/pages/433/ 【TripAdvisor】The Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1165976-d10019717-Reviews-Fuji_Lake_Kawaguchi_Koyo_Festival-Fujikawaguchiko_machi_Minamitsuru_gun_Yamanas.html

Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise's Dolphin Show! This video is titled “A Dolphin Show to Enjoy at Home Long Version “Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise（おうちで楽しむイルカショー ロングver【横浜・八景島シーパラダイス】）.” It was uploaded by Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise. You'll feel like you're at the aquarium just by watching this video. Check out the exciting footage of these adorable dolphins putting on an amazing performance! What Is Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise’s Dolphin Show? Source :YouTube screenshot At Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, you can watch shows involving various sea creatures. As you can see from 0:05 in the video, mascot Sea Para Seata appears and from 0:49 the show of penguins and dolphins begins. You can see a cool hawk from 1:00. When the dolphins jump in tandem with the music, the water splashes high into the air. This can be seen at 4:24 in the video. Be careful of sitting in the front row, you're bound to get splashed! There are other shows involving seals and walruses as well, so be sure to check them out if you're interested. We recommend booking a hotel so that you can enjoy a whole day at the aquarium. There's also a shopping mall, hotel, and a marina all inside Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise. What Is Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise Like? Photo：Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise is a leisure facility, called "Sea Para" for short. The aquarium is at Aqua Zone and there are several sections, such as the Aqua Museum, Aqua Stadium Dolphin Fantasy, Sea Farm, and The Fureai Lagoon where you can pet some of the animals. The amusement park is at Pleasure Land and there are restaurants, souvenir shops and amusement zones. The magic show by Mr. Maric and the illumination event LIGHTIA were 2 very popular events. Summary of Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise Photo：Dolphin Watching a dolphin show is very exciting. If you haven't gotten your fill of dolphins, there's plenty to see in the video! Check out the website for tickets and get ready to visit Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise! There are quite a few seats at the dolphin show, but be aware that it can be crowded on weekends. ◆Information◆ 【Address】 Hakkeijima, Kanazawa, Yokohama, Kanagawa 236-0006 【Access】 Hakkeijima Station Seaside Line. Bus available from Yokohama Station 【Aqua resort pass】 3,000 yen for adult and 1,800 yen for elementary to junior high school students (Depends on season/ Amusement park one day pass discount available) 【Closures】No holidays 【Parking】Available 【Phone number】045-788-8888 【Official Website】Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise http://www.seaparadise.co.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298173-d1308703-Reviews-Yokohama_Hakkeijima_Sea_Paradise-Yokohama_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html a

A Look at Kofuku Station! This video, released by "Shinji kawamura," introduces Kofuku Station on the former Japanese National Railways' Hiroo Line that used to run in Hokkaido. The video is titled "Kofuku Station, a Holy Space for Lovers" (幸福の駅　恋人の聖地　Happy station A sweetheart's holy place). Aikoku Station (愛国駅) and Kofuku Station (幸福駅) on the former Japan National Railways' Hiroo Line are popular stations that have become nationwide trends. As you can see from 0:19 in the video, the inside of Kofuku Station is covered with copies of tickets, business cards, photos, and message cards A tourist once stuck his business card on the wall in the station wishing for happiness and that's how the tradition of stickying lucky cards on the walls was established. More About Kofuku Station, a Holy Space for Lovers in Hokkaido! Photo：Kokufuki Station - station nameplate, Hokkaido Kofuku Station is a station on the Hiroo Line of the Japan National Railways that used to exist in the town of Kofuku (幸福町, Kofuku-Cho), Obihiro City (帯広市, Obihiro-Shi), Hokkaido. The popularity of this station has exploded since 1973, when it was featured in NHK TV program "Shin-Nihon-Kiko" (A Travelogue for New Japan) and used as a filming location for a TV drama with the catchphrase "From the Land of Love to Kofuku." It's said that buying a ticket at this station would bring love and happiness and because of this the station sold 13 million tickets. Unfortunately, Kofuku station closed on February 2, 1987, when the Hiroo Line was discontinued. Since the Hiroo Line was discontinued, Kofuku Station has become a railroad park and Aikoku Station was turned into a transportation memorial hall. Both have become popular tourist destinations. Things To Do Near Kofuku Station, a Holy Space for Lovers in Hokkaido! Photo：Kofuku Station & a diesel train, Hokkaido In 2013, with the concept of "old but new," the station building was renovated to reinforce its earthquake resistance. A fountain called "Ai-no-Izumi" (The Fountain of Love), and a symbol tree called "Kofuku-no-Ki" were newly installed and the station was reborn as a more attractive site. The diesel trains, platforms, and abandoned railroad cars are still in their original state, allowing you to glimpse back in time. At Kofuku Station, known as a holy space for lovers, you can enjoy the "Kofuku Station Happy Ceremony," a wedding experience that includes a commemorative photo shoot while wearing a wedding dress. At the gift shop in the station building, you can buy souvenirs, such as key chains and tickets. Summary of "Kofuku Station," a Holy Space for Lovers in Hokkaido! Photo：Kofuku Station & a diesel train, Hokkaido The signboard and the Happiness Bell at Kofuku Station are just perfect for Instagram. There is a Kofuku Shrine near Kofuku Station and an Aikoku Shrine near Aikoku Station. These are also worth a visit. Sapporo (札幌, Sapporo) and Hakodate (函館, Hakodate) are the most popular tourist destinations in Hokkaido, but now you might want to believe in the sign of good luck and visit Kofuku Station. ◆Kofuku Station General Information◆ 【Address】Higashi 1 Sen Kofukucho, Obihiro, Hokkaido 089-1246 【Access】About 50 minutes by bus from JR Obihiro Station, about 10 minutes by car from Tokachi Obihiro Airport. 【Hours】Hours of Kofuku Station Shop 7:00-18:00 【Tripadvisor】Kofuku Station https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g608507-d1882914-Reviews-Kofuku_Station-Obihiro_Hokkaido.html

Asakusa Hanayashiki - A Popular Retro Amusement Park! This video, titled "Asakusa Hanayashiki – Local Information Video Site｜Machi Log" (浅草花やしき - 地域情報動画サイト　街ログ), was uploaded by "machilogmovie." The amusement park "Asakusa Hanayashiki" in Asakusa, Taito, introduced in the video, is the oldest amusement park in Japan. The park is located next to the west side of Sensoji Temple, the symbol of Asakusa, so you can enjoy thrilling rides and other attractions in the heart of the city. Asakusa Hanayashiki is a very popular amusement park for both children and adults, where you can enjoy sightseeing and attractions in the Asakusa area. In this video, Yuka Hasegawa of the Hanayashiki Actors shows us the charm of Asakusa Hanayashiki. The History of Asakusa Hanayashiki Photo：Asakusa・Hanayashiki Asakusa Hanayashiki opened more than 170 years ago in 1853. Surprisingly, this is around the same time as when the Black Ships (1843) came to Japan in the Edo period (1603 to 1868). At first it was a botanical garden, but it gradually expanded in scale and added a zoo, the Asakusa Flower Theater, and other attractions, making it a very popular amusement park that attracted many visitors and was very crowded at its peak. During the Pacific War, the park was forced to temporarily close its doors, sending all of the animals in the park to Sendai. In 1947, it reopened as an amusement park. After the reopening, the park reopened with its current style of ride attractions, including Japan's oldest roller coaster, which can be seen at 0:59 in the video, and Bee Tower, the symbolic tower of Asakusa Hanayashiki, which can be seen at 0:19 in the video. For the longest time, the park did not charge an admission fee, but with the 1985 revision of the Entertainment Establishments Law, they began charging an admission fee. Rides at Asakusa Hanayashiki Source :YouTube screenshot The jet coaster, said to be Japan's oldest roller coaster, is one of Asakusa Hanayashiki's signature thrill rides. The other rides other than the roller coaster used to be more of a heartwarming experience, but today Asakusa Hanayashiki has become an amusement park with a full range of thrilling rides that can be enjoyed by adults and children alike. Below are the list of rides. Roller Coaster (0:59) Bee Tower (0:19) Disk’O (1:17) Space Shot (1:26) Sky Ship (1:34) Carousel (2:10) Ferris Wheel Haunted House BBQ Garden Seasonal Events: More than 20 seasonal events are held throughout the year, such as "The Young Ace Detective" and "Lumiyashiki," a countdown illumination event that is great for taking pictures. Summary of Asakusa Hanayashiki Photo：Asakusa・Hanayashiki-dori Asakusa Hanayashiki is recommended as a date spot for couples, and is also a great place for parents and children. Asakusa Hanayashiki is a compact amusement park, so after enjoying the park, you can go shopping or hang out in the tourist area of Asakusa. It's only a 10-minute walk from Toei Subway or Tokyo Metro Asakusa Station, and a 2-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station, so it's really easy to get to! For more information on admission fees and opening hours, please visit the official website of Asakusa Hanayashiki. Discounts are available for children, seniors and those with disabilities. There is no parking lot at the park, so please use the nearby coin-operated parking lot if you are coming by car. Enjoy a retro atmosphere in the middle of Tokyo! ◆Information◆ 【Address】2-28-1 Asakusa, Taito, Tokyo 111-0032 【Access】10 minute walk from Toei and Tokyo Metro Asakusa Station and 2 minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station 【Admission fee】1,000 yen for adult and 500 yen for child 【Hours】10 am to 6 pm (varies by season and weather) 【Closures】None 【Parking】None 【Telephone No】03-3842-8780 【Tripadvisor】Hanayashiki https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g14134311-d614123-Reviews-Hanayashiki-Asakusa_Taito_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

A Story of Lovers, Spun at the Famous Wakura Onsen This is the official video of the first class ryokan, "Matsunomidori" that opened in 2015. It was produced by the "Official Kagaya Group." This video is created based on the love story of a couple who fell in love at "Matsunomidori." Its luxurious entrance, gorgeous guest rooms and garden featuring the national treasure "Shōrin-zu byōbu, are a spectacle to behold. This first-class ryokan in Noto (能登半島: Noto Peninsula) became explosively popular in viral sites and travel sites due to its photogenicity . Let’s take a look at detailed information about the facility, such as its foods, hot springs, activities, and popular tourist spots. Be sure to follow along with the video for a full experience, and to see the beauty of Matsunomidori. The Lovers of Wakura Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot One couple fell in love at "Matsunomidori," one of the most famous hot springs in Japan. As you can see from the footage (0:23), the couple first sees the entrance displaying Wajima-lacquer ware, Kutani-yaki and Tamamizu-yaki porcelain wares. After checking in at this ryokan, they head to the garden called "Yuudo" featuring a Japanese ink painting. You can see this beautiful garden in the footage from 0:34. A couple are relaxed at an ocean view room with drinks in hand. It's such a surreal scene. The Facilities of Matsunomidori Source :(Official Homepage) Wakura, Onsen, Kagaya Bettei Matsunomidori As you can see from the footage (1:13), you can relax over a cup of green tea in "Tokuryoan," the Japanese guest tea room. The hospitality is second to none. Relax and unwind from your weary travels. There are large baths such as "Tasogareno-yu" (the women’s bath) and "Akatsukino-yu" (the men's bath) that use Wakura Onsen, one of the most popular hot springs in Japan. Both baths have an inside bath and an open air bath. The spring is rich in minerals such as natrium, calcium and chloride. This hot spring is good for rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, and allergies. It is also said to be good for anemia and digestive disorders if you drink a diluted serving. After you enjoy bathing at the hot springs, you can relax in the salon for a while as well. Guests may use this salon for free. You can see footage of Matsunomidori's hot springs at 1:31. All rooms are based on Japanese style but use contemporary furniture. Every room has a view of Nanao Bay (七尾湾, Nanao-wan). There are three types of rooms: Japanese style room, Japanese/western style room, and the deluxe suite. All rooms are equipped with an indoor bath, and the deluxe suite has an open air bath. Amenities such as beautiful Yukata are popular among guests. The Outstanding Cuisine of Matsunomidori Source :(Official Homepage) Wakura, Onsen, Kagaya Bettei Matsunomidori Matsunomidori is the only accommodation in Noto that uses an inclusive plan. The inclusive plan, which is still rare in Japan, includes drinks from the lobby and bar, dinner, and midnight snacks all included in the room price. We highly recommend it. Gorgeous dishes including Japanese and French cuisine, as well as specialties using seasonal ingredients, are served. You can see these superb cuisines on the footage from 1:50. Information on Matsunomidori's Facilities Source :YouTube screenshot There are various facilities that guests can use. As shown in the video, there are fabulous facilities such as the Entrance museum (0:23), the "Library" (2:07), a shop where guests can buy Wajiwa lacquer ware and original goods, as well as an ocean view smoking room. Tourist Spots Around Matsunomidori Photo：Chirihama Nagisa Driveway There are many tourist spots around Matsunomidori. For example, "Notojima aqua museum," "Nanao-jo castle ruin," "Ketataisha," "Chirihama Nagisa Driveway," "Notojima," "Michinoeki Noto Market," "Hanayome Noren Kan, "Noto jima Ohashi," "Notoyama satoumi go," "Beshodake Skydeck Noto Yume terrace," "Twin bridge Noto," "Wakura Showa Museum and Toy Museum," "Wajima Morning Market," "Wajima kobo nagaya," "Wajima Museum of Urushi art," "Wajima Kiriko Art Museum," "Senmaida," "Hatagoiwa" and "Yoshitune no Funekakushi." If you're staying at Matsunomidori, you'll have no shortage of things to do. Summary of Matsunomidori Source :(Official Homepage) Wakura, Onsen, Kagaya Bettei Matsunomidori Matsunomidori at Noto Peninsula has beautiful, natural, Japanese scenery and attractive tourist spots. It's located in Nanao city, Ishikawa prefecture. It takes about 3 hours and 35 minutes by Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train from Tokyo. Guests can use transportation services provided by this accommodation as well. Furthermore, there are some plans for day trip visitors. They can use facilities owned by the Wakura Onsen Kagaya Group. After checking out, guests can take a bath and buy souvenirs in their shops. You can book this accommodation on the official web-site or an online travel site. Please enjoy the video of Matsunomidori, where guests can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Noto. ◆Information on Matsunomidori◆ 【Address】34 Wabe Waura-machi Nanao-shi Ishikawa-ken 926-0175 【Access】6 minutes by car from Wakura Onsen off Noto Railway (A free shuttle bus is available) 【Parking】Available (Free) 【Telephone No】0767-62-8000 【Official Website】Matsunomidori, annex of Wakura Onsen Kagaya｜Hokuriku Noto Ishikawa Ryokan Accomodaiton https://www.matsunomidori.jp/en/

Senninburo Introductory Video This three-minute long video, titled "River Hot Spring, Senninburo【4K】Relax in the Outdoor Hot Spring as the Hanging Lanterns by the River Illuminate the Rising Steam" (川湯温泉 仙人風呂【4K】灯籠が湯煙を照らす川辺の大露天風呂), was released by "eo official" and introduces the river hot spring, Senninburo. Hot springs, known as "onsen" in Japanese, are an important part of Japanese culture. There are hot springs situated all over Japan which are visited by many tourists year after year. In this article, we'll introduce a river hot spring in Wakayama prefecture (和歌山県) located in the Kansai region (関西地方) of Japan. Senninnburo in Wakayama Prefecture - Japan's Largest Outdoor Hot Spring in Japan! Source :YouTube screenshot Voice actor Toshihiro Shigetsuka (重塚利弘) is the narrator of this video introducing the river hot spring, Senninburo. From 1:14 in the video, you can see the steam rise from the hot springs as the light from the hanging lanterns illuminates it, creating a magical scene. Every lantern is handmade and painted with different characters and pictures. At 0:20 in the video, you can catch a glimpse of the beautiful natural scenery of the hot spring, which is surrounded by mountains. What Kind of Hot Spring Is Senninburo? Photo：Wakayama Prefecture, Senninburo steam Senninburo is a river hot spring in Hongu, Tanabe, in Wakayama prefecture (和歌山県田辺市本宮町). It measures 40 meters in length, 15 meters in width, and is around 60 cm deep, making it the largest outdoor hot spring in Japan. You can view the hot spring in its entirety from 0:41 in the video. Hot water, which can reach more than 70℃, rises from the river bed mixing with the clear water of the Oto River (大塔川) which helps to control the temperature, making the river comfortable to bathe in. During the day you can enjoy the view of the surrounding mountains and at night you can relax while gazing at the starry sky. Every Saturday evening from 8 pm to 10 pm, the hanging lanterns that line the sides of the river illuminate the rising steam, making it a great time to visit the hot spring. The hot spring quality is classified as an "alkaline simple hot spring." Bathing in such a hot spring is thought to be beneficial for people suffering from gastroenteritis, diabetes, gout, and nerve pain. Please be aware that unlike other hot springs in Japan, you must wear a bathing suit and bring a towel with you. Recommended Spots Around Senninburo Photo：Kumano Kodo, mysterious light There are several tourist spots in the area surrounding Senninburo. The following are three of the most popular: ・Oyunohara (大斎原) ・Kumano Kodo (熊野古道) ・Wakayama World Heritage Center (和歌山県世界遺産センター) Oyunohara is a shrine located deep in the forests of Kumano. It's famous for being one of the top power spots in Japan. Kumano Kodo is a popular sightseeing spot which is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It features several hiking courses that are ideal for outdoors enthusiasts. Wakayama World Heritage Center is involved in the conservation and promotion of World Heritage Sites. It is a place where you can also learn more about the Kumano faith (熊野信仰). Senninburo Summary Source :YouTube screenshot Many people visit the river hot spring Senninburo in search of relaxation. We highly recommend visiting Senninburo on your trip to Wakayama prefecture! Opening times are 6 am to 11 pm and entry is free of charge. Entry is however limited to the winter season only, and the hot spring is closed from March to October. There are several hotels and ryokan in the surrounding area which you can book online prior to your visit. There are also many tourist spots nearby you can enjoy during your stay! We hope you make the most of your trip to Wakayama prefecture! 【Official Website】Senninburo – Kumano Hongu Tourist Association (熊野本宮観光協会) https://www.hongu.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Senninburo https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1023661-d5606177-Reviews-Senninburo-Tanabe_Wakayama_Prefecture_Kinki.html

The Kadowaki Suspension Bridge in Shizuoka Prefecture! This video, titled "Kadowaki Suspension Bridge – Shizuoka – Full HD" (Kadowaki Suspension Bridge - Shizuoka - 門脇吊橋 - Full HD), was created by "TokyoStreetView – Japan The Beautiful." It introduces the Kadowaki suspension bridge, located in Ito, Shizuoka in the Tokai region of Japan. Popular tourist destinations, such as Atami hot springs and Izu Plateau, can also be found in eastern Shizuoka prefecture. Many tourists visit the Izu area and spend time at one of the many resort hotels to enjoy the various tourist attractions, cafes and hot springs. In this article we'll introduce the Kadowaki suspension bridge, a popular tourist destination in the Izu area. The Kadowaki Suspension Bridge! Photo：Jogasaki Coast・Kadowaki Suspension Bridge As you can see from 6:20 in the video, the Kadowaki suspension bridge hangs from two cliff faces making it a thrilling experience to cross! You can also enjoy a stunning view of Kaiyo Park from the bridge and the surrounding area. The Jogasaki Coast (城ヶ崎海岸, jougasakikaigan) was formed from the lava of an eruption which took place over 4,000 years ago at Mt. Omuro (大室山, oomuroyama), one of the volcanos in the Izu-Tobu volcano range (伊豆東部火山郡, izutoubukazangun). The corrosion caused by the lava created a sea cave known as "Hanshiro otoshi" (半四郎落し). The Kadowaki suspension bridge, which hangs between this sea cave and Kadowaki cape, is 48 meters in length and 23 meters high. The Kadowaki suspension bridge is also referred to as the Jogasaki suspension bridge, as it hangs above the Jogasaki Coast in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park (富士箱根伊豆国立公園, fujihakoneizukokuritsukouen). Other Tourist Spots Around Kadowaki Suspension Bridge Photo：Izu-Jogasaki・Kadowaki Lighthouse You can enjoy a view of Kadowaki lighthouse (門脇灯台, kadowakitoudai), built in 1995, Mt. Amagi (天城連山, amagirenzan), and the islands of the Izu Peninsula (伊豆七島, izushichitou) from the Kadowaki suspension bridge. There is a walking course nearby called "Jogasaki Pikkunikaru Course." It's popular with dog-walkers and hikers. A variety of fish can be caught at the nearby Futo Harbour (富戸漁港, futogyokou) and Uomigoya (魚見小屋, uomigoya). We highly recommend trying some fresh seafood dishes at the nearby restaurant Boranaya (ぼら納屋) as well! There is another bridge with a great view in the Jogasaki Coastal area, called the Hashidate Suspension Bridge (橋立吊橋, hashidatetsuribashi). If you're visiting the area, we recommend crossing both bridges. If you have time to spare, we also highly recommend visiting other popular tourist spots, such as Renchakuji temple (蓮着寺) and Manaita Iwa (俎岩). Summary of the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge Photo：Jogasaki Coast・Kadowaki Suspension Bridge In this video, we introduced the thrilling Kadowaki suspension bridge, hanging between two cliffs! As you can see from 5:23 in the video, the scenery of the flora by the seaside of the Kadowaki suspension bridge area can be enjoyed all year round. If you're taking a trip to Izu in Shizuoka prefecture, be sure to stop by the Kadowaki suspension bridge! ◆Kadowaki Suspension Bridge General Information◆ 【Address】Futo 842-65, Ito city, Shizuoka prefecture 【Access】A 50 minute bus ride from Ito station (伊東駅, itoueki) 【Parking】Available. The first 15 minutes are free, after that it's 500 yen/day 【Average time spent here】30-60 minutes 【Tripadvisor】Kadowaki suspension bridge https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g298123-d1238313-r490101510-Kadowaki_Bridge-Ito_Shizuoka_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

The Pampas Grass Field of Sengokuhara: Video Introduction This video, titled "Sengokuhara Pampas Grass Field - Kanagawa - 4K Ultra HD" (Sengokuhara Pampas Grass Field - Kanagawa - 仙石原すすき草原 - 4K Ultra HD), was uploaded by "TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful." Enjoy the beautiful 4K visuals and the sound of pampas grass swaying in the wind as if you were standing in the pampas grass field of Sengokuhara. Sengokuhara – A Famous Place for Viewing Pampas Grass in Hakone, Kanagawa Photo：The pampas grass field of Sengokuhara, Hakone The pampas grass field of Sengokuhara is located on Mt. Hakone in Kanagawa Prefecture, in Japan's Kanto region. It is one of the "Top 50 Scenic Spots in Kanagawa" and "Top 100 Places to View Flowers in Kanagawa," and is well known for its pampas grass. At the foot of Mt. Daigatake, which was formed by the eruption of Mt. Hakone, lies a field of pampas grass, and in autumn, visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery of golden plumes rippling in the wind. The fantastic scenery of the Sengokuhara pampas grass field has attracted a lot of attention and draws a large number of tourists every year. The Field of Pampas Grass in Hakone – When to See the Breathtaking Autumnal Scenery Photo：The walking path through the pampas grass field of Sengokuhara, Hakone The golden pampas grass in the field in Sengokuhara is at its best from late September to early November. The lush green tips of pampas grass turn a silvery-white, and as autumn deepens, the tips open up and turn a pale golden color. The beautiful golden color of the pampas grass field, which can only be seen during autumn in Japan, is a distinctive sight of autumn in Hakone. The main walking route for the pampas grass field is to go straight along the path and back, which takes about 30 minutes round-trip. The path through the grassy field is great for taking photos as well. [Video] 0:05 - Sengokuhara Pampas Grass Field Walking Path At the midpoint of the path, visitors can enjoy a lovely collaboration of mountains and the soft tips of the pampas grass. The view from the small hill in the middle of the path is another nice spot, perfect for taking pictures. The best times to visit are in the morning and at dusk, when there are few people around. The photogenic golden pampas grass glistening in the sunlight and the setting sun are guaranteed to be make for awesome photos for Instagrammers and photographers alike. The Pampas Grass Field of Sengokuhara During Summer Sengokuhara's pampas grass field is of course famous for its pampas grass in autumn, but other seasons also have their own unique charms. In early summer, around June, visitors can enjoy the lush green landscape of the meadow that has grown back after the annual burn in the spring. The sight of the newly sprouted green pampas grass swaying in the wind is a different aesthetic than that of autumn. The green pampas grass and blue skies are a perfect contrast, and photographers/Instagrammers can take some delightful photos during this time as well. Spring at Sengokuhara – A Fiery Event on the Pampas Grass Field In the pampas grass field of Sengokuhara, an event called Yamayaki is held from mid to late March every year. Yamayaki, meaning "Mountain burning," is an annual event to maintain the pampas grass field. By burning the dead grass, it prevents the growth of weeds in the field and helps to return the meadow to its youthful appearance. The event is held in the mild spring weather, and spectator seating is available as well. The crackling fire and the intense heat are definitely worth a trip to Hakone. How to Get to Sengokuhara's Pampas Grass Field + Parking & Lunch Photo：Hakone-Yumoto Station To get to Sengokuhara's pampas grass field, take the Hakone Tozan Bus bound for Togendai from Hakone-Yumoto Station and get off at Sengokogen (~30 mins). If going by car, free parking and paid parking are available in the immediate vicinity of the pampas grass field. A temporary free parking lot is also available from September 1 to November 30 every year during the pampas grass' peak viewing period. For lunch, we recommend trying the soba restaurant Hoshinoan (そば処 穂し乃庵, Soba-dokoro Hoshinoan) by the Sengokuhara pampas grass field. In the midst of the refreshing pampas grass field, you can enjoy the seasonal flavors and unique dishes made from the best ingredients while gazing out at the field of pampas grass. Summary of Sengokuhara's Pampas Grass Field The area around the Sengokuhara pampas grass field is home to numerous tourist attractions, including art museums, and its hot springs, characterized by their cloudy white water, are also popular. In particular, the hot springs of the Hakone Ichinoyu Group, which currently has 10 facilities in Hakone, are well known as affordable accommodations in Hakone, and feature dreamy open-air guest rooms as well. Let the warmth of the hot springs wash away your fatigue. Sengokuhara's pampas grass field is easily accessible from central Tokyo, as it's located just a short 2-hour and 15-minute bus ride from Shinjuku Station in Tokyo via the Odakyu Hakone Express Bus. If taking this route, be sure to get off at the Sengokukogen bus stop. Enjoy a visit to see the spectacular golden landscapes of autumn in Hakone! 【TripAdvisor】Sengokuhara https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298171-d1514732-Reviews-Sengokuhara-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html