This video, titled "「若葉」築地場外市場 中華そば / WAKABA Japan Tsukiji Outer Market Ramen," was released by "TomTomJp01." This video introduces the ramen restaurant "WAKABA" in Tsukiji's outer market. In Tsukiji, where many ramen shops are located, WAKABA stands tall, serving traditional Chinese soba. The noodles are characterized by their ultra thin and curly shape, and when combined with the chicken broth, the flavor of the noodles is truly exquisite, making it a favorite among tourists. In this video, you can see the whole process Chinese soba being made at WAKABA, so be sure to check it out!

A Look at Wonderful Nature Village! This is a video titled "Wonderful Nature Village Promotional Video" (わんダフルネイチャーヴィレッジプロモーション映像), created by "Wonderful Nature Village." Wonderful Nature Village is an outdoor facility inside Akikawa Kyuryo, located next to Tokyo Summer Land in Akiruno, Tokyo. The expansive grounds include a dog run, as well as facilities such as a dog pool, hiking trails and a campground. Wonderful Nature Village is the perfect outdoor complex for those who want to spend a fun-filled day playing with their dogs. The Facilities at Wonderful Nature Park Source :YouTube screenshot The dog run at Wonderful Nature Village, one of the biggest dog runs in Tokyo, is incredibly popular. Not only does it have an all dog area, but also a medium and large dog area, a small dog area, and a covered area, so you and your pal can make all different kinds of friends. The dog pool featured at "Wonderful Point 6" at 3:24 in the video includes a dog beach and doggy pool where you and your pal can play with fountains and cascading water. At "Wonderful Point 1," shown at 0:25 in the video, features a pathway made of Oya stones that don't get hot on hot summer days. The Activities at Wonderful Nature Village Source :YouTube screenshot At Wonderful Nature Village there's a Lakeside Auto Camping Field and Hilltop Auto Camping Field where you can stay with your pet, a spot for canoeing/kayaking, sport fishing and regular fishing, and a kids' area where kids can play in the athletic areas for hours of fun. If you want to enjoy the seasonal scenery of Wonderful Nature Village, you can take your dog on the 2 km hiking trail featured at 2:23 in the video. You'll also find dog-friendly facilities such as dog stations, showers, and a poop box at the park. Enjoy a Wonderful Time at Wonderful Nature Village! Source :YouTube screenshot Shown at 3:46 in the video, Wonderful Nature Village also has BBQ pits where you can bring your own food and enjoy a delicious day of barbecuing! There is also the cafe/restaurant, AZEKIRI, where you can enjoy a menu that uses locally produced vegetables. The dishes made with locally grown ingredients from Tama are exquisite. There is also a souvenir shop in the park, so if you're interested in buying goods for your dog, be sure to stop by. Summary of Wonderful Nature Village Photo：Dog run Wonderful Nature Village has a lot of facilities for the whole family to enjoy. It has a good reputation and is a popular tourist spot in Tokyo. The reputation is really good and it is a popular sightseeing spot in Tokyo. You can enjoy the facilities even on rainy days, so you can play without worrying about the weather. If you're looking for some fun for you and your pup and/or family, be sure to drop by! ◆Information◆ 【Address】600 Shiraiwa, Kamiyotsuki, Akiruno, Tokyo 【Access】30 minutes bus ride from JR Hachioji Station 【Admission fee】850 yen for adults, 450 yen for children and 850 yen for dogs. (450 yen for 【second and after dog) 【Hours】10 am to 5 pm (depends on season) 【Closures】Every Thursdays 【Parking】Available. 700 spots (700 yen/car) 【Phone number】042-558-5861 【Official Website】Wonderful Nature Village! https://www.wnv.tokyo/

RyuGin - Three Stars in the Michelin Guide This video introduces the amazing "Oyogashi Ayu" (Swimming Sweetfish), at the Japanese restaurant "RyuGin" in Roppongi, Tokyo. In the video you can see the fish swimming around in salt water before being turned into amazing cuisine. This gives them a somewhat salty taste as they absorb the salt through their gills. Also, when they skewer the sweetfish, they stick the gall bladder with the skewer to release the bile and reduce the bitterness of the sweetfish, giving it an elegant aroma. Every process is at RyuGin has a purpose and brings out the most flavor possible. Be sure to check out the video to see their superb river fish dishes. ◆RyuGin Store Information◆ 【Address】7F Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, 1-1-2 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo 100-0006 【Access】Directly connected to Hibiya Station off the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line, Hibiya Line, and Toei Subway Mita Line / Directly connected to Yurakucho Station off the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line (4-minute walk) / Directly connected to Ginza Station off the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line and Ginza Line (5 minutes walk) / Yurakucho Station off the JR Yamanote and Keihin Tohoku lines (5-minute walk) 【Price Range】¥50,000+ 【Hours】17:30-23:00 (L.O. 20:00) 【Closures】Irregular ※Please check on their website 【Parking】None 【Phone】03-6630-0007 【Official Homepage】日本料理 龍吟 | Nihonryori RyuGin http://www.nihonryori-ryugin.com/ 【Tabelog】RyuGin (龍吟) https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1301/A130102/13001457/

Nodaya This video shows the Nodaya style unagi (eel) skewers of Nodaya . Nodaya is a famous restaurant with a long history, established in 1953. Its parent organization, "Nodaya Higashi-Seiki," was established in 1868 (the first year of the Meiji Period). Nodaya has handed down traditional techniques for cooking eel and river fish since the Edo period, and has trained many chefs as the best eel and fish specialty restaurant in Japan's Kanto region. From 1:29, there's an explanation of Nodaya's unagi skewers, and from 4:57, they show the actual skewering process There are various types of skewering methods for the same eel, depending on the size of the eel and the dish, and you'll find that they are made with masterful techniques. Be sure to check out the historic skills of this master eel chef!

"Setagaya" - the Ramen Shop Dominating the Setagaya City Ramen Battlegrounds of Kannana! In this video series by "ramenwalker" they introduce ramen shops from around Japan. In this episode, Karin Ito from Nogizaka 46 is the guest, and she helps introduce Setagaya's Setagaya branch which has claimed the ramen battleground of Kannana. At Setagaya, the fragrant, curly noodles are made with a luxurious blend of domestic wheat in a rich, thick seafood soup. Setagaya has been leading in the fiercely competitive district of Kannana for 15 years. Setagaya Ramen is a perfect blend of niboshi (dried sardines), seafood flavors, and animal flavors, such as pork bones and chicken bones, and in the video they talk in detail about their commitment to excellence. ◆Setagaya Store Information◆ 【Address】2-1-2 Nozawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 【Access】A 15-20 minute walk from Komazawa Daigaku Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line / A Less than 1 minute walk from the Shibuya Station Tokyu Bus, Nozawa Ryuunji, Ryunn-ji 【Avg. Cost】¥1,030+ 【Hours】18:00-3:00 the following day 【Closures】Wednesdays 【Parking】There are two parking spots near the store. 【Phone】03-3418-6938 【Official Homepage】Setaga-ya https://english.setaga-ya.com/ 【Tabelog】せたが屋 https://tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1317/A131707/13001417/

The Popular Ramen Shop, Hakata Ippudo This is the 100th episode in a series of videos by "ramenwalker," introducing ramen shops. In this commemorative 100th episode, they introduce the iconic Hakata Ippudo in Ginza, a charismatic ramen shop that continues to deliver delicious ramen to the world. Hakata Ippudo is a global brand of ramen that originated in Fukuoka and is one of the leading Hakata ramen restaurants. The restaurant is now expanding to other countries and has received high praise from many people. At the Ginza branch introduced in the video, the walls of the restaurant are decorated with ramen noodles and sprouts, creating an interesting and innovative design. The three reporters ordered the classic Shiromaru Moto Aji, and all three chose different degrees of hardness for their noodles. Be sure to check out the video to see the true essence of Ippudo, including their ratings and Ippudo's attention to detail. ◆Hakata Ippudo Ginze Branch Store Information◆ 【Address】4-10-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061 【Access】A 2-minute walk from Exit A7 of Higashi-Ginza Station off the Toei Asakusa Line 【Avg. Cost】¥750+ 【Hours】Mon-Thurs 11:00-2:00 the following day｜Fir/Sat・The day before holidays 11:00-3:00 the following day｜Holidays 11:00-1:00 the following day 【Closures】None 【Parking】None 【Phone】03-3547-1010 【Official Homepage】Hakata Ippudo Ginza Branch - 【Ippudo】| Ramen "IPPUDO" https://stores.ippudo.com/1012 【Yelp】Ippudo Ginza Branch (一風堂 銀座店) https://www.yelp.com/biz/%E4%B8%80%E9%A2%A8%E5%A0%82-%E9%8A%80%E5%BA%A7%E5%BA%97-%E4%B8%AD%E5%A4%AE%E5%8C%BA-4?osq=hakata+ippudo

The Approach to Sake Brewing at Tokyo Port Brewery, a Free and Challenging Brewery in Tokyo's Minato Ward This video is a short documentary by Yoshimi Terasawa, who, in 2011, revived a brewery that had gone out of business in 1911. It has attracted attention for its free and challenging sake brewing, taking advantage of a once-lost tradition. Edo Kaijo is a sake made in Tokyo's Minato Ward. Be sure to give it a try. 【Official Homepage】Tokyo Port Brewery http://tokyoportbrewery.wkmty.com/

Walking along an approach path in a quiet forest where only birdsong echoes, you draw closer step by step to a historic shrine building. Journeys that visit these shrines and temples in so-called “hidden regions” are now attracting many people. In this article, based on the YouTube video 【日本の神社仏閣旅】, we introduce the shrines and temples that appear in the video from a traveler’s point of view, highlighting key information and must-see spots. We also explain the appeal of goshuin (special calligraphy stamps given at shrines and temples), basic etiquette for visiting, and tips for access, so even beginners to goshuin trips will find it helpful. An overview of 18 hidden shrines and temples: features, history, and blessings Below, you will find detailed information on all 18 shrines and temples featured in the video, including their characteristics, history, origins, and the blessings they are known for. Haruna Shrine (Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture) Haruna Shrine (榛名神社, Haruna Jinja), which stands quietly on the slopes of Mount Haruna, is a place where you can deeply feel both history and nature. It is said to have been founded in the era of Emperor Yōmei, and has long been revered as a sacred site of mountain worship. Photo: Haruna Shrine, Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture The long approach path is wrapped in deep forest, with a stream murmuring beside moss-covered boulders. This mystical route makes the everyday world feel more distant with every step, and gradually brings a sense of inner calm. Along the way, highlights include the towering “Yatate-sugi” cedar and the “Sōryūmon” gate, whose form is said to resemble dragons rising to the heavens. Above all, the rock cliff that rises as if to protect the main hall is overwhelming, and has long been revered as a “rock inhabited by the gods.” The goshuin at Haruna Shrine are striking for their powerful brush strokes, and when limited editions are available, worshippers line up to receive them. After your visit, you can enjoy the local specialty konnyaku dishes in the shrine town at the base of the approach, or combine your trip with sightseeing at nearby Lake Haruna. With its well-balanced appeal as a place of nature, history, and spiritual energy, it is truly a “sacred area you will want to visit again and again.” Address: 849 Harunasan-machi, Takasaki City, Gunma PrefectureGate opening hours: 7:00–18:00 (until 17:00 in winter)Shrine office: 9:00–16:00Access: About 70 minutes by bus from JR Takasaki Station 【Official Website】https://www.haruna.or.jp ※You can watch this part from (0:21) in the video. Akagi Shrine (Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture) Akagi Shrine stands on the quiet lakeside of Mount Akagi. Its bright vermilion shrine buildings and the clear, refreshing air leave a strong impression, and as soon as you arrive you feel that you have “entered a sacred realm.” Many legends remain here, including the story of Princess Akagi, and from long ago the shrine has been cherished as a place where women’s wishes are granted. The torii gate reflected in the surface of the lake takes on a different atmosphere with each season. In particular, when the morning sun shines in, the scene becomes almost dreamlike, wrapping visitors in a silence that feels like stepping into a painting. Photo: Lake Onuma on Mt. Akagi and the approach bridge to Akagi Shrine, Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture A fresh breeze created by the nature of Mount Akagi flows through the grounds, and simply strolling around will make you feel lighter. There are also walking paths and cafés along the lakeshore, so spending a leisurely time there after your visit is part of the appeal. Goshuin featuring motifs of Mount Akagi and dragons are especially popular, and seasonal limited designs attract many worshippers. With its blend of grand nature and mythological stories, Akagi Shrine offers new discoveries in any season. Address: 4-2 Akagisan, Fujimi-machi, Maebashi City, Gunma PrefectureVisiting hours: Grounds open at all timesAccess: About 60 minutes by bus from Maebashi Station※You can watch this part from (1:22) in the video. Furumine Shrine (Kanuma City, Tochigi Prefecture) Furumine Shrine, embraced by the vast nature of Furumine-ga-hara, is known as a sacred site of tengu (long-nosed goblin) worship, a unique element of Japanese folk belief. As soon as you step into the grounds, the large tengu masks and carvings that catch your eye give the place a distinctive character, combining solemnity with a surprisingly approachable atmosphere. The shrine has an ancient history and has long been revered as a guardian deity for protection from fire and safety within the home. Photo: Furumine Shrine , Kanuma City, Tochigi Prefecture One feature that cannot be overlooked when speaking of this shrine is the expansive garden, “Furumine-en.” It is decorated with seasonal flowers and trees, and the scenery reflected in the pond is breathtakingly beautiful. Enjoying a bowl of matcha in the garden teahouse gently soothes the fatigue of travel. Furumine Shrine is also famous for having one of the richest varieties of goshuin in Japan. The stamps depicting tengu are all very distinctive, and many people visit specifically to receive them. For those who wish to offer quiet prayers in the middle of great nature, this is an ideal place. Address: 3027 Kusaku, Kanuma City, Tochigi PrefectureShrine office hours: 9:00–16:00Access: About 35 minutes by car from JR Kanuma Station 【Official Website】http://www.furumine-jinjya.jp/ ※You can watch this part from (2:23) in the video. Karasawayama Shrine (Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture) Karasawayama Shrine stands on a mountaintop 247 meters above sea level and is known for its superb view overlooking Sano City. It enshrines Fujiwara no Hidesato, a warrior from the Heian period, and many worshippers visit to pray for success in competition and good fortune in work. Because the shrine is located within the ruins of Karasawa Castle, which was built on the mountain, visitors can also enjoy walking among old stone walls and castle remains. While strolling through the grounds, you may encounter friendly cats that suddenly appear and charm visitors. It has become so popular on social media that it is sometimes called a “cat sanctuary,” and the sight of cats gracefully walking along the stone walls is a scene unique to this shrine. The goshuin feature dignified and weighty brush strokes, and often include a stamp for victory, making them a striking addition to any goshuin book. Address: 1409 Fuji-cho, Sano City, Tochigi PrefectureVisiting hours: Grounds open at all timesAccess: About 15 minutes by car from Sano Station 【Official Website】http://karasawayama.com ※You can watch this part from (3:55) in the video. Torinoko Sanjo Shrine (Nasukagawa Town, Nasu District, Tochigi Prefecture) Torinoko Sanjo Shrine, which sits on the border between Ibaraki and Tochigi prefectures, is famous nationwide as a spiritual power spot for increasing financial fortune. As you enter the grounds, the first thing you notice is the enormous golden owl statue. Its presence is far more powerful than photos can convey, and many visitors instinctively stop to take pictures. In Japanese, owl (fukurō) is associated with wordplay such as “no hardship” (不苦労) and “good fortune comes” (福来朗), so owls are considered symbols of good luck and are placed throughout the grounds. Photo: Torinoko Sanjo Shrine, Nasu District, Tochigi Prefecture Because the shrine stands at a high elevation, the air is clear, and walking through the refreshing grounds gives you the sense that your heart is quietly blending into the stillness of nature. Goshuin with cute owl stamps are especially popular and are highly valued by those who wish to improve their luck. Address: 1948 Yamata, Nakagawa-machi, Nasu District, Tochigi PrefectureHours: Shrine office 9:00–16:00 (subject to change depending on the season)Access: Visiting by car is the most convenient option 【Official Website】https://www.torinokosan.com ※You can watch this part from (5:17) in the video. Saimeiji Temple (Mashiko Town, Haga District, Tochigi Prefecture) Founded in the Heian period, Saimeiji is a tranquil, historic temple nestled in a deep mountain village, and it is famous for its elegant three-storied pagoda, which is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The delicate carvings and perfectly balanced silhouette are graceful. In the autumn foliage season, the red of the pagoda and the crimson leaves overlap beautifully, creating a breathtaking scene. Photo: Saimeiji Temple, Mashiko Town, Haga District, Tochigi Prefecture Within the grounds, moss-covered stone steps and old temple buildings are scattered about, and walking slowly allows you to feel the depth of history with your whole body. The temple’s “Meishō” bell is known for its clear, resonant tone and is loved as a famous bell. The goshuin are characterized by neat and elegant calligraphy, and at times limited stamps featuring seasonal scenery are also available. Address: 4469 Mashiko, Mashiko Town, Haga District, Tochigi PrefectureVisiting hours: 9:00–16:00Access: About 15 minutes by car from Mashiko Station 【Official Website】http://www.fumon.jp ※You can watch this part from (6:18) in the video. Kumano Kotai Shrine (Kitasaku District, Nagano Prefecture / Usui Pass) This unusual shrine straddles the border between Nagano and Gunma prefectures, and the center line of the main hall itself marks the prefectural border. Photo: The prefectural border at Kumano Kotai Shrine, Kitasaku District, Nagano Prefecture It has long been venerated as a guardian of the mountain pass, where travelers would pray for safety on their journeys. In the grounds stands a giant “Shinano tree,” said to be more than a thousand years old, and looking up at its thick trunk, you cannot help but feel the strength and sacredness of nature. Visitors come to see not only the “Pop-up Shinano Tree Goshuin,” featured in the video, but also the “Prefectural Border Goshuin.” You can receive goshuin from both the Nagano side and the Gunma side shrine offices, and many worshippers enjoy placing the two side by side as a special keepsake that can only be obtained here. Many people also stop by as part of a trip to Karuizawa, and the refreshing highland air enhances the feeling of being on a journey. Address: 1 Toge-machi, Karuizawa Town, Kitasaku District, Nagano PrefectureShrine office hours: 9:00–16:00 (grounds open at all times)Access: About 15 minutes by car from Karuizawa Station 【Official Website】https://kumanokoutai.com/ ※You can watch this part from (7:19) in the video. Kumano Shrine (Annaka City, Gunma Prefecture) Kumano Shrine, which stands quietly in a mountain valley, is a restful place wrapped in a calm atmosphere and the soothing presence of nature. Because it is close to an old mountain pass, it was once used as a place where travelers prayed for a safe journey, and a simple, warm ambience still remains today. If you listen carefully to the gentle rustling of the trees along the approach path, you will feel your heart becoming strangely peaceful. Photo: Kumano Shrine, Annaka City, Gunma Prefecture The goshuin are simple yet refined in style, evoking the presence of a quiet mountain deity. Many people enjoy a “double Kumano visit,” making a pilgrimage to both this shrine and the nearby Kumano Kotai Shrine, and by touring the area you can also sense the history of the old mountain routes. Address: 1 Toge, Matsuida-machi, Annaka City, Gunma PrefectureVisiting hours: Grounds open at all timesAccess: About 15 minutes by car from Karuizawa Station (please note that it is not possible to reach the shrine directly by car from the Gunma side; walking or buses are required, so be sure to check official information for details.)※You can watch this part from (8:41) in the video. Tsubaki Grand Shrine (Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture) Tsubaki Grand Shrine, known as the main shrine of Sarutahiko Ōkami, Japan’s oldest “guiding deity,” is one of the leading spiritual power spots in Mie Prefecture. A dignified atmosphere fills the grounds, and the quietness of the surrounding forest feels like a gentle embrace. Sarutahiko Ōkami is famous as a “god who opens the way,” and many worshippers visit to pray for luck in work and support at turning points in life. Photo: Tsubaki Grand Shrine, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture Behind the main hall is the “Betsugū Tsubaki Kishi Shrine,” said to be filled with strong spiritual energy and popular as a place where women’s wishes are granted. After your visit, you can also enjoy the local specialty “Tsubaki Torimeshi” at the Tsubaki Kaikan within the grounds. The goshuin feature crisp and dignified calligraphy, and many people collect the monthly limited designs, which are especially attractive. Address: 1871 Yamamoto-cho, Suzuka City, Mie PrefectureShrine office: 8:00–17:00Access: About 45 minutes by bus from Yokkaichi Station 【Official Website】https://tsubaki.or.jp ※You can watch this part from (9:42) in the video. Hakone Shrine (Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa Prefecture) Hakone Shrine, famous for its vermilion torii gate standing in Lake Ashi, is one of the most renowned shrines in the Kanto region and has been deeply revered by travelers and warriors since ancient times. Founded in the Nara period, this venerable shrine is set in a grand landscape unique to Hakone, where mountains and lake overlap. Walking along the approach path in the clear air feels pleasantly refreshing on the skin and gives the sense that your heart is being cleansed. The “Torii of Peace” standing in the lake is especially beautiful in the soft morning light and at sunset, and in recent years it has drawn attention both in Japan and abroad as a “must-visit scenic spot.” Photo: Hakone Shrine, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa Prefecture Within the grounds stands the sacred “Yatate-no-sugi” cedar, believed to be over a thousand years old, where travelers and warriors have long prayed for safety and victory. Right next to the shrine is the new hall of Kuzuryu Shrine, famous as a deity of matchmaking. It is said that visiting both shrines brings blessings in many areas, including financial fortune, good relationships, and the fulfillment of heartfelt wishes. With its beautiful blend of history, nature, and a sacred atmosphere, Hakone Shrine is an essential destination at the heart of any Hakone trip. Address: 80-1 Motohakone, Hakone Town, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa PrefectureShrine office reception: 8:15–17:00Prayer reception hours: 8:30–16:00Treasure hall visiting hours: 9:00–16:00Access: About 40 minutes by bus from Hakone-Yumoto Station 【Official Website】https://hakonejinja.or.jp ※You can watch this part from (11:19) in the video. Nakano-dake Shrine (Shimonita Town, Gunma Prefecture) Nakano-dake Shrine, located at the foot of Mount Myōgi, is known for its strikingly unusual giant statue of Daikoku-sama. Shining in gold, this statue stands more than 20 meters tall, and its overwhelming presence when viewed up close leaves a powerful impression. Daikokuten has long been beloved as a deity who brings good fortune and wealth, and this giant statue welcomes visitors as “Japan’s largest Daikoku-sama.” Photo: Nakano-dake Shrine, Shimonita Town, Gunma Prefecture The rocky cliffs of Mount Myōgi that rise behind the shrine have a unique ruggedness, allowing visitors to feel the dynamic power of nature. Walking through the grounds, you can sense a solemn atmosphere, as if the mountain deity is quietly watching over you. In the video, a paper-cut “Dragon Ceiling Painting Goshuin,” a special type of shrine stamp with a cut-out dragon design, is introduced. There is also a Goshuin featuring Daikoku, making it a memorable part of your trip. Address: 1248 Kamiosaka, Shimonita Town, Kanra District, Gunma PrefectureVisiting hours: Grounds open at all timesAccess: About 20 minutes by car from Shimonita Station 【Official Website】https://www.nakanotake.com ※You can watch this part from (12:20) in the video. Myōgi Shrine (Tomioka City, Gunma Prefecture) Myōgi Shrine stands at the base of Mount Myōgi, one of Japan’s three most famous “strange” landscapes for its rugged peaks. The shrine is renowned for its luxurious carvings and solemn buildings. Passing through the vivid vermilion main gate and climbing the steep stone steps, you come face to face with the main hall, whose gorgeous appearance showcases the pinnacle of Edo-period architecture. The richly colored carvings on the Karamon gate are stunningly beautiful, and when you look at them up close, their intricate workmanship is truly overwhelming. Photo: Myogi Shrine, Tomioka City, Gunma Prefecture Mount Myōgi itself is known as a mountain with strong spiritual energy, and many climbers and travelers come to pray for safety. The goshuin are striking for their bold, weighty brush strokes, perfectly conveying the unique dignity and solemnity of this shrine. Address: 6 Myōgi, Myōgi-machi, Tomioka City, Gunma PrefectureVisiting hours: Treasure hall and former palace building 9:00–17:00 (except from 12/20 to 1/10)Access: About 15 minutes by car from Matsuida Station 【Official Website】https://www.myougi.jp ※You can watch this part from (13:21) in the video. Hattasan Soneiji Temple (Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture) Hattasan, famous as a temple of Yakuyoke Kannon (a Kannon for warding off misfortune), is a well-known temple in Shizuoka that has attracted many worshippers since ancient times. Walking along the long approach path surrounded by trees, the sound of leaves rustling in the wind soothes the heart and allows you to head toward the main hall in a relaxed state of mind. Although the temple is known for warding off bad luck, once you visit, you find that the entire grounds are filled with a gentle atmosphere that truly feels like “a place where your spirit becomes lighter.” Photo: Hattasan Soneiji Temple, Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture After praying, it is customary to enjoy the temple’s specialty “Yakuyoke dango” rice dumplings. Their simple, gentle sweetness seems to sink slowly into your body after your pilgrimage. The goshuin bear the name of Kannon written in powerful characters, and many visitors receive them with the wish of casting off misfortune. Address: 2777 Toyosawa, Fukuroi City, Shizuoka PrefectureVisiting hours: 8:30–16:30Access: About 15 minutes by bus from Fukuroi Station 【Official Website】https://www.hattasan.or.jp ※You can watch this part from (14:22) in the video. Yusanji Temple (Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture) Yusanji, a temple wrapped in deep forest, is affectionately known as a temple of “Kannon for the eyes.” Clear spring water flows through the grounds, and the temple has long been a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, drawing many devotees over the centuries. The approach path through the trees is filled with a pleasant quiet, and simply walking along it surrounds you with a soothing atmosphere created by nature. Photo: Yusanji Temple, Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture The main hall is solid and dignified yet warm, and when you put your hands together in prayer, you may feel as if a gentle air is softly embracing you. Several types of goshuin are available, mainly featuring Yakushi Nyorai (the Medicine Buddha) and Kannon, making them perfect mementos of your visit. Address: 1 Muramatsu, Fukuroi City, Shizuoka PrefectureVisiting hours: 9:00–16:30 (the temple grounds can be visited freely, but please check the official website for details.)Access: About 20 minutes by car from Fukuroi Station 【Official Website】https://yusanji.jp ※You can watch this part from (15:59) in the video. Amabiki Kannon (Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki Prefecture) Amabiki Kannon, one of the thirty-three temples of the Bandō Kannon Pilgrimage, is popular as a “flower temple” where seasonal blossoms color the grounds. The hydrangeas in early summer are particularly spectacular, covering the slopes of the grounds in shades of blue and purple. Many people visit just to see this beauty with their own eyes. The sight of hydrangeas sparkling after the rain in the quiet temple grounds is a special beauty that can only be experienced here. Photo: Amabiki Kannon, Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki Prefecture You may also see peacocks freely strolling around the grounds, and first-time visitors are often surprised by their graceful presence. The temple is also famous as a place of prayers for safe childbirth and fertility, and is deeply revered by families and female worshippers. The goshuin, which change with the seasons, feature charming designs and are very popular. Address: 1 Motoki, Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki PrefectureVisiting hours: 8:30–17:00Access: About 10 minutes by car from Iwase Station 【Official Website】http://www.amabiki.or.jp ※You can watch this part from (17:00) in the video. Yamaga Shrine (Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture) Yamaga Shrine, known for its connection to the Sanada clan, is an irresistible destination for history lovers. The six-coin crest of the Sanada family appears throughout the grounds, and the atmosphere of the Sengoku (Warring States) period still quietly lingers here. In spring, cherry blossoms tint the approach path a soft pink, and the gentle scenery combined with the weight of history captivates visitors. Photo: Yamaga Shrine, Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture The goshuin, which feature the Sanada family crest “Rokumonsen,” are very popular as a memento of your visit. There are many historical sites related to the Sanada clan in the area around the shrine, so combining your visit with a historical walk is highly recommended. It is a calm, quiet place where you can reflect on the spirit of Sengoku-period warriors. Address: 4473 Nagamura, Sanada-machi, Ueda City, Nagano PrefectureVisiting hours: Grounds open at all timesAccess: About 25 minutes by car from Ueda Station 【Official Website】http://www.yamaga.or.jp ※You can watch this part from (18:01) in the video. Daihōji Temple (Chiisagata District, Nagano Prefecture) Daihōji Temple, home to a National Treasure three-storied pagoda famous as the “Mikaeri no Tō” or “Pagoda that makes you look back,” is a beautiful temple that harmonizes perfectly with the surrounding satoyama countryside. The pagoda is crafted with great precision down to the smallest details, and its elegant, slender form is said to change expression depending on the angle from which you view it, which is why people find themselves turning back again and again to look at it. Photo: Three-story pagoda at Daihoji Temple, Chiisagata District, Nagano Prefecture The grounds are quiet, filled with the sound of birdsong and a gentle flow of time, making it a perfect place when you want to calm your mind. The goshuin are written in a refined script, conveying the dignity of a temple that houses a National Treasure. Address: 2052 Atogō, Aoki Village, Chiisagata District, Nagano PrefectureVisiting hours: April–October 9:00–17:00 / November–March 9:00–16:00Access: About 20 minutes by car from Ueda Station 【Official Website】https://www.daihoujitemple.com/english-1 ※You can watch this part from (19:28) in the video. Oiwa Shrine (Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture) Oiwa Shrine is known as a place of such high spiritual purity that it is often called “one of Japan’s foremost power spots.” Although the exact founding date is unknown, ruins show that rituals were held here from ancient times, and Japan’s oldest gazetteer, the “Hitachi no Kuni Fudoki,” records this as a “sacred mountain where heavenly deities descended.” When you step into the grounds, the forest of giant trees instantly shuts out the signs of the everyday world, and a tranquil, mysterious air fills the space. Among the sacred trees, the one known as the “three cedars” has an overwhelming presence, and just taking a deep breath beneath it can feel like a purifying experience. Photo: Oiwa Shrine, Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture Because this site has long preserved a tradition of syncretic worship of Shinto and Buddhism, both shrine and temple buildings stand together in the grounds, allowing visitors to experience a unique sense of “ancient Japanese religious belief.” Many worshippers say that “coming here somehow brings the mind into balance,” so it is especially recommended for those who want to reset their spirit or feel the power of nature. Some paths are steep mountain trails, but the inspiration and insights gained by walking them are all the greater, making this truly “a sacred area that can only be fully appreciated on foot.” Address: 752 Iri-shikama-cho, Hitachi City, Ibaraki PrefectureVisiting hours: 9:00–17:00Access: About 20 minutes by car from JR Hitachi Station 【Official Website】https://www.oiwajinja.jp ※You can watch this part from (20:29) in the video. What to know before you start a goshuin trip To fully enjoy visiting shrines and temples for goshuin, it is a good idea to first prepare a favorite goshuin book and go out in comfortable clothing that is easy to walk in. At shrines and temples, the basic etiquette is to complete your worship and then request a goshuin. Some places prefer that photos are not taken, so quietly check the posted notices as you go. Most of all, the important thing is to take your time. If you walk from one place to the next while feeling the seasonal scenery and facing each shrine or temple with a calm mind, your journey will naturally become a gentle one that brings your heart into balance. Conclusion: A shrine journey filled with prayer and discovery Hidden shrines and temples have a special “atmosphere” that you cannot experience through sightseeing alone. The moments when you put your hands together in prayer, the spaces where you resonate with nature, and the intellectual curiosity you feel when touching history—all of these are recorded as pages in your goshuin book.Why not begin your own goshuin journey and experience these quiet, moving moments for yourself?

About Yumori Tanakaya at the Nasu-Shiobara Hot Springs Area of Tochigi Prefecture This video, titled "An Original Promotional Video of Yumori Tanakaya, Shiobara Hot Springs in Tochigi: A Very Well-Received inn With Outdoor Baths With an Incredible View and Tasty Grilled Dishes," (絶景渓流野天風呂と炉端料理が人気の宿【栃木県　塩原温泉　湯守田中屋オリジナルPV】), is a promotional video for Yumori Tanakaya, a Japanese-style inn in the Shiobara Onsen (hot springs) area of Tochigi Prefecture. The Japanese hot spring inn Yumori Tanakaya is located in Nikko National Park's Class 1 Special Zone and is a popular inn with a history dating back to 1884. Enjoy the splendor of the once-in-a-lifetime ryokan (Japanese-style inn), popular on review and comparison sites. The Healing Effects of the Shiobara Hot Springs Source :YouTube screenshot Shiobara Onsen is a hidden gem that has been flowing directly from the source since before the Edo Period (1603 – 1868). The spring is a sulfate hot spring of chloride and bicarbonate (sodium and calcium), and its effective against burns, gout, diabetic gallstones, cholecystitis, cuts, obesity, skin diseases, gynecological diseases, arteriosclerosis, constipation, and more. Enjoy a relaxing time at the natural hot springs of Shiobara Oami which have been flowing for 1,200 years. A luxurious Stay at the Fabulous Hot Springs of Yumori Tanakaya Photo：Ryuka Falls Promenade Yumori Tanakaya has a variety of facilities. The baths include a natural hot spring bath, a ravine bath, and a large bathhouse with a view. It's fun to enjoy touring the different baths, such as the mixed-baths, the riverbed bath, the cave bath, and the women-only beauty bath. You don't have to stay overnight to experience the outdoor baths and their vast amenities; you can casually stop by on a day trip as well. You'll have an excellent time enjoying the natural scenery while crossing the Ryuka Bridge, a 15 minute-walk from the inn (seen at 1:10 in the video). After enjoying the open-air baths and sightseeing around the area, relax in the Japanese style rooms. One of the charms of Yumori Tanakaya is that you can spend your time however you please. Yumori Tanakaya's Exquisite Cuisine Source :YouTube screenshot The best part of staying at any Japanese-style inn is surely savoring the delicious Japanese cuisine while relaxing in a yukata. You can enjoy a luxury dinner, made using rich, local ingredients, at the hotel (1:51). The made to order fireside dishes are a popular menu item, limited to eight groups a day. Another feature of Yumoriya is its extensive selection of local sake and wine. A Japanese banquet plan is also available, so we recommend gourmet trips for large groups. The lounge, serving fresh coffee, is shown at 1:27. The coffee is roasted in Ginza, Tokyo and “Forest Air,” is one of the top choices. Summary of Yumori Tanakaya The video shows the Instagrammable scenery of the nature-rich Nasu-Shiobara area and the luxurious time that can be had there. The popular onsen resort, Yumori Tanakaya, welcomes you! Room rates vary by season and plan, so we recommend that you book your room in advance on the official website or on a travel website so you can relax without any worry. Take a break from the daily grind and enjoy a relaxing stay at this luxury inn. ◆Yumori Tanakaya ◆ 【Address】6 Shiobara, Nasushiobara, Tochigi Prefecture 329-2921 【Access】Approximately 50 minutes by bus from Nasushiobara Station 【Parking Facilities】Free Parking Available for 30 Vehicles 【Telephone No】 +81-287-32-3232 【Tripadvisor】 Nasushiobara City https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1021427-Nasushiobara_Tochigi_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

Video introduction of "Suigo Shihoroi Iris Festival" in Shihoroi City, Ibaraki Prefecture The title of the video is "Wedding Boat Summary - A Bride from Itako Goes by a Boat- (Suigo Itako Iris Festival)（嫁入り舟ダイジェスト～潮来花嫁さんは舟でゆく～ （水郷潮来あやめまつり））” When the rainy season starts, irises are in bloom and the Suigo Itako Iris Festival is held in Suigo Itako Iris Garden (水郷潮来あやめ園). The beautiful bride, wearing a pure white dress is shown in the video. Enjoy Japanese tradition and culture by watching this video. What is the "Yomeiri Boat," one of the highlights of the Suigo Shihoroi Ayame Festival? Photo：The Wedding Boat of Itako The Suigo Itako Iris Festival is famous for the wedding boat. The video shows what a traditional marriage in Itako looks like. As shown in the video from 1:09, at the festival, a bride, a boatman and a mediator go through the park full of irises. They then row a boat across the river towards where the groom is waiting. The boat move slowly and it is watched over by people who came to enjoy the festival. It is quite the site. After meeting with the groom, wearing a hakama with a family crest, they take hands and promise everlasting love. This is shown from 3:38 in the video. When is the best time to see irises at Suigo Shihoroi Iris Garden? How to enjoy them Photo：The Suigo Itako Iris Festival At the Suigo Itako Iris Garden in Ibaraki, people can enjoy 500 different kinds of over a million irises. It is a very popular spot and was selected as one of “the 500 most beautiful roads in Japan.” The best time to view the irises at Suigo Shihoroi Iris Garden is usually from late May to late June, with June 10 being the best time. The official Instagram account of the Tourism and Commerce Division of Ibaraki Prefecture's Ushiori City provides information on the blooming status of the irises and the status of the Yomeiri-Bune (bride-to-be boats). If you would like to visit Suigo Shihoroi Ayameen in 2024 when the irises will be in full bloom, please check the instagram account in advance. During the Iris Festival, the Iris Festival is also illuminated from 6:30 p.m. This is recommended for those who wish to see the fantastic sight of the area illuminated by light, which is different from the daytime. The "Yomeiri Boat" is the main attraction of the Suigo Ushioi Ayame Festival, and on Saturdays, the "Yoi no Yomeiri" (evening wedding ceremony) is held after sunset. On Saturdays, the "Yoi no Yomeiri" is held after dark, and the sight of a bride in white kimono being carried on the boat in the pale light is sure to leave a lasting impression on the viewer. Also, you can enjoy various events during the Iris Festival, such as performances of the Oyame Odori dance and the Ushioi Gion Matsuri Rei dance, roboat tours, and iris sales events. A spot for romance in Ushioi City, Ibaraki Prefecture? WAiWAi Fantasia Source :This article Video Fountain spot "WAiWAi Fantasia" which is across the garden, is popular as a spiritual site for love and marriage. It's shown from 3:50 in the video. After sharing their vows, the groom and bride lock the "key to happiness" in the fountain. Summary The Suigo Itako Iris Festival, introduced in the video, is a very popular event and 800 thousand people visit it annually. Enjoy looking at the beautiful Japanese bride wearing a pure white dress. If you want to visit the Suigo Itako Iris Festival, we recommend first checking out the bloom conditions, the schedule of the festival, sightseeing spots and then booking a hotel. ◆Suigo Itako Iris Garden Information◆ 【Address】Iris 1-5 Itako city Ibaraki prefecture 【Access】A 3-minute walk from JR Itako Station. Buses available during the time of the festival 【Parking】Available (A toll parking lot is available during the Suigo Itako Iris Festival) 【Telephone No】0299-63-1111 【Entrance fee】Free 【Official Website】Suigo Itako Iris Festival https://english.ibarakiguide.org/itako-iris-festival.html

Video introduction of "Keisei Rose Garden" in Yachiyo City, Chiba Prefecture This video, titled "4k Most Beautiful Rose Garden in the World Keisei Rose Garden"(4k Most Beautiful Rose Garden in the World 京成バラ園 ローズガーデン） was uploaded by "Discover Nippon." This 4K video introduces the Keisei Rose Garden, one of the best rose theme parks in Japan with 10,000 roses of 1,600 varieties in bloom. The fragrant interior of the garden shows a variety of expressions each time you visit, with different atmospheres depending on the blooming conditions and weather conditions, even for the same rose variety. Roses floating in the light, roses swaying in the wind, roses spreading far and wide like rippling waves, and roses whose fragrance seems to be wafting through the air. Please take your time and enjoy the video. Roses in Japanese Culture Roses are a popular flower in Japan, with places like the Keisei Rose Garden creating their own varieties of roses. The Japanese word for rose is "bara" (バラ), and in the Japanese language of flowers, roses mean "beauty" and "love," but different colors of roses have different meanings as well. For example, white roses mean "purity," while yellow roses mean "friendship" and "devotion." Keisei Rose Garden Entrance Fees, When to Visit, and Time Required Photo：Keisei Rose Garden, Yachiyo, Chiba Next, we'll take a look at the best time to see the roses at the Keisei Rose Garden, as well as the required time peruse the garden and admission fees. ●When Are the Roses at Their Best? There are two types of roses in the Keisei Rose Garden: spring roses and autumn roses. The best time to see the spring roses is from mid-May to early June, and the best time to see the autumn roses is from mid-October to early November. The best time to see the roses may vary depending on the weather, so please check the website or social media for information before visiting. [Video] 0:09 - Colorful Roses Blooming in May ●How Long Does It Take to Tour Keisei Rose Garden It takes at least one hour to see all the roses blooming in the 30,000-square-meter garden. On an average year, when the roses are in full bloom, the park is often crowded, and it's not uncommon for it to take up to 2 hours to tour the garden. If you get caught up looking at the roses and want to take pictures, it may take longer than expected. Please allow plenty of time for your visit. ●Admission Fees Ticket prices vary depending on the blooming season. [General Admission] April 21 to June 30: Adults (high school students and older): 1,500 yen October 1 - November 30: Adults (high school students and older) 1,200 yen Other periods: Adults (high school students and older) 500 yen ※Junior high school students and younger are free of charge (but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian). ●A maximum of 5 children may accompany one adult. Children cannot enter the park alone. For educational visits, please inquire and confirm separately. ●Discount rates are available by presenting the smartphone application "Mirairo ID." Discounts are available only in May, June, October, and November. Discounts cannot be combined with other discounts or discounts based on blooming conditions. ●Annual Passport: 4,000 yen 1,000-yen discount for Tomonokai members. Membership cards must be presented. Yachiyo Citizens Discount: 500-yen discount. Proof of address must be presented. Discounts cannot be combined. Highlights and Photo Spots at the Keisei Rose Garden Photo：Keisei Rose Garden, Yachiyo, Chiba The Keisei Rose Garden in Yachiyo, Chiba, is one of the best rose theme parks in Japan. Visitors can enjoy spring roses and autumn roses, but the peak season throughout the year is spring. There are many attractions and photo spots throughout the garden. Here are some of the best areas. ●The Rose Path From the Rose Arches This is an impressive pathway where visitors can pass under countless roses while enjoying a view of the entire rose garden. ●Word of the Roses of Versailles The terrace offers a panoramic view of the area where all six types of the famous "Rose of Versailles" are covered. ●Formal-Style Garden This is a formal, French-style garden. Screens, poles, arches, and pergolas are used to create a three-dimensional appearance for the 80 varieties of roses blooming in the rose garden. ●Rose Gazebo The Rose Gazebo is recognized as a sacred place for lovers! This is a gazebo made of marble donated by designer Yumi Katsura. Weddings can also be held here. ●Merry-go-round "Brilliant Tree" (700 yen per person): The first attraction in the Keisei Rose Garden, this merry-go-round can accommodate three people. Visitors can enjoy a fantastic experience surrounded by the scent of roses wafting from diffusers and bubbles floating magically in the air. ●Strawberry Hunt in the Land of Oz The "Strawberry Hunt in Oz" takes place in the backyard of the rose garden, which is normally off-limits to visitors. This strawberry picking facility opened in 2022, and here, visitors can enjoy a one-of-a-kind strawberry picking experience in a photogenic space. ●Installation of Light and Roses The 2023 event has not yet been announced, but the 2021 event was a collaboration between "Nippon Akari-Haku" and the art group "Mirror Bowler," and was well received. Must-See Roses at the Keisei Rose Garden! Photo：Keisei Rose Garden, Yachiyo, Chiba It is honestly difficult to recommend or choose the most popular roses among the 1,600 varieties and 10,000 plants, and so we will focus on highly popular roses and popular roses sold online. ●Manyo This is a new variety born at the Keiyo Rose Garden. It has an orange color, which is rare among roses. They gradually change from apricot to orange when they begin blooming, which is another of their unique aspects. ●Gaku no Yume This rose is popular for its vivid strawberry red and white coloring, with more than 10 buds per cluster. It has a mild fragrance and 25-35 petals. ●Pearl earrings The name "Pearl Earring" comes from its elegant and friendly appearance. It produces large, fragrant white flowers and has a sweet citrus scent. New seedlings are also available for purchase at the garden. There are still countless other roses that we can't introduce here. When you visit the garden, be sure to keep an eye out for all of the different varieties. [Video] 5:20 - Close-Up of a Beautiful, Glossy Rose How to Get to the Keisei Rose Garden Photo：Yachiyo-Midorigaoka Station, Toyo Rapid Railway Line If you choose to use public transportation, there are two ways to get to the Keisei Rose Garden: by walking from the nearest station, Yachiyo Midorigaoka Station, or by transferring to a bus. The following is an introduction to each of these methods. [Public Transportation/Train → Walking] Toyo Rapid Transit: A 15-minute walk from Yachiyo Midorigaoka Station. [Public Transportation/Train → Bus] Take the Toyo Bus bound for Yachiyo Medical Center (八千代医療センター, Yachiyo Iryo Senta) or Yachiyo-Chuo Station, and get off at the "Keisei Rose Garden" (approximately 5 minutes by bus). If you take the Keisei Line, get off at Yachiyodai Station and take a bus. [Public Transportation/Train→Bus] Get off at the west exit of Yachiyodai Station on the Keisei Line and then take the Toyo Bus No. 1 bound for Yachiyo Medical Center via Yachiyo Midorigaoka Station or Yachiyo Chuo Station, and get off at Keisei Rose Garden (approximately 30 minutes by bus). ※Bus travel time may vary due to crowding during the rose blooming season. Summary of Keisei Rose Garden The Keisei Rose Garden attracts many visitors. In addition to the Anniversary Garden, the Grand Arch, the Artemis Garden, and other gorgeous rose courses, this theme park has a variety of faces, including a popular rose store, restaurant, and garden center. At the garden restaurant, a chef with a passion for natural ingredients serves lunch using organic herb vegetables picked in the morning. The original ice cream, a specialty of the Keisei Rose Garden, can only be found here. The Keisei Rose Garden is, for the most part, wheelchair accessible as well. That being said, there are some places that are not accessible by wheelchair, so be sure to check out the garden map on the official website for more info. The Keisei Rose Garden is a place you'll want to visit again and again! Experience the fragrance and beauty of roses with all your senses! ◆Keisei Rose Garden◆ 【Address】755 Owada-shinden, Yachiyo-shi, Chiba 【Hours】December～March 10 10:00～16:00 March 11 - mid-April 10:00-17:00 【Admission to the Rose Garden (April 22-June 30) 】 Adults (high school students and older): 1,500 yen, Junior high school students and younger: free ※Please check the official website for details. 【TripAdvisor】Keisei Rose Garden

Introducing the tourism PR video of Hakone Town, Ashigarakami-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture! This video, titled "Winter Holiday in Hakone" was uploaded by "Hakonezenzan" (箱根全山).What comes to your mind when you hear "Hakone"? The Hakone Ekiden (marathon) is well known and famous as a New Year's tradition in Hakone. Hakone Shrine, a power spot, is located in Hakone, Kanagawa, in Japan's Kanto region, and is famous for its yosegi-zaiku (a type of traditional Japanese marquetry) experience and delicious sweets. Check out the video to learn more! Popular Hakone Pirate Ship Photo：A pirate ship on Lake Ashi Hakone is known as a popular tourist destination in Kanagawa Prefecture. Here, we'll take a look at the Hakone Pirate Ship where you can enjoy a superb view of Lake Ashi (芦ノ湖, Ashinoko) and Mt. Fuji (富士山, Fujisan). [Video] 1:00 - Hakone Pirate Ship The Hakone pirate ship is modeled after medieval European ships. There are 3 different ships, the Queen Ashinoko, featuring a golden hull, the Royal II, modeled after the French first-class battleship "Royal Ray," and the Victory, modeled after the British battleship "Victory." Cruises are around 25-40 minutes long and connect Togendai Port (桃源台港, Togendai-ko) to Hakonemachi Port (箱根町港. Hakonecho-ko) and Moto-Hakone Port (元箱根港, Moto Hakone-ko). You can enjoy beautiful scenery from the lake as well. The inside of the ship has different pirate-themed decorations and is great for taking Instagram photos. Hakone Shrine – The Famous Torii of Peace Standing on Lake Ashi Photo：Hakone Shrine, Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone Shrine is a famous power spot in Kanagawa Prefecture. The three deities enshrined at the shrine are Hakone Okami (箱根大神), Konohanasakuya Hime (木花咲耶姫命), and Hikohohodemi no Mikoto (彦火火出見尊). Believed to be a god of good luck, it's said that the shrine will bring all sorts of benefits, such as good luck, luck in matchmaking, and prosperous business. The highlight is the 1,200-year-old sacred cedar tree Yatate Sugi (矢立の杉, yatate no sugi). There is also a treasury that displays historical treasures that have been designated as Important Cultural Properties. Furthermore, the Torii of Peace (平和の鳥居, heiwa no torii) standing on the surface of the lake is also known to be a great spot for taking Instagram photos. Hakone Sanja Mairi (箱根三社参り, Hakone 3 Shrines Visit) is a ritual that involves visiting Hakone Shrine, Hakone Mototsumiya Shrine, and Kuzuryu Shrine. It's said that the luck from each shrine will combine to form an even stronger luck. The Best Foods to Try in Hakone - Black Eggs & Onsen Mochi?! Photo：The black eggs of Owakudani, Kanagawa Prefecture The specialty of Yumochi Honpo Chimoto (湯もち本舗ちもと) is "Yumochi" (湯もち, Hot Spring Mochi)." Yokan (sweet red bean jelly) is placed inside mochi (rice cake) made by kneading shiratama (rice flour) using glutinous rice. The scent of yuzu (citron) is indescribable, and the texture is soft and melts in your mouth. Because it's a popular item, it can often sell out quickly. It can also be ordered online, so please check their website if you're looking to order some. [Video] 0:34 - Yumochi Honpo Chimoto Amazake Chaya (甘酒茶屋) is a traditional, Japanese-style cafe that has been around since the Edo period. One of their most popular menu items is "Amazake" (甘酒), made with traditional rice malt. The café has many good reviews as well. The interior of the cafe, which has a thatched roof and an irori hearth, is quaint, and is sure to warm and heal your mind and body. [Video] 1:41 - Amazake Chaya In Owakudani (大涌谷), it's said that eating the popular black eggs will extend your life by 7 years! This is because there is a Jizo of longevity in Owakudani. The black eggs are boiled in a hot spring, and turn black when iron attaches to the shell and reacts with hydrogen sulfide. Many people who come to Japan for day trips, as well as both domestic and foreign tourists come to try the unique black eggs. [Video] 3:40 - Owakudani Traditional Japanese Hot Spring Inns in Hakone Hot spring inns that appear in the video: ● Fukuzumiro (福住楼) This hot spring inn is a registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan and was selected as one of top 20 twentieth century heritages in Japan. [Video] 2:19 - Fukuzumiro ● Senkyoro (仙郷楼) A hot spring inn where famous historical figures such as Natsume Soseki and Fukuzawa Yukichi have visited. [Video] 3:57 - Senkyoro These hot spring inns are popular with both domestic and foreign tourists, so please make reservations early. A Traditional Japanese Marquetry Experience – Commemorate Your Trip to Hakone! Photo：Yosegi-zaiku marquetry Yosegi-zaiku is a traditional Japanese style of Marquetry native to Hakone. It is a technique used to create geometric patterns by using various woods with different colors and grains. You can see what the marquetry experience is like in the video. You can experience making a marquetry coaster by combining 40 different types/styles of wood for ¥1,000. It's a great way to commemorate your trip to Hakone. [Video] 1:18 - A Marquetry Experience at Kanazashi Wood Craft Hakone Winter Sightseeing Summary Hakone is more than just hot springs! The image of the snowy landscape dotted with cedar trees along the Moto-Hakone Old Highway shows just how much beauty there is to be found in the area. There is a different splendor than the lush spring and warm summer. Hakone is also home to various shrine, pirate ships, unique local foods, and traditional Japanese hot spring inns. We hope this article helps you plan your trip to Hakone! 【TripAdvisor】Hakonemachi

COOL JAPAN VIDEOS is always holding photo contests. This time, we have selected photos of Tokyo from among the many photos submitted to our past photo contests. In addition to the famous city of Tokyo and tourist spots that everyone has heard of, we'll also introduce photos of spectacular natural scenery that you'd never expect to find in Tokyo. 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 - Tokyo in Past Photo Contests  Tokyo Disney Sea Hotel MiraCosta  Omoide Yokocho  Ginza at Night  Tokyo Station at Night  Tulips at Showa Kinen Park  Kozushima Island  Ginkgo trees at Hikarigaoka Station  Tokyo Skytree  Tokyo Tower  An Illuminated Higo-Hosokawa Garden - Features of COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contests - Current Photo Contest - Summary of Tokyo in COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contests Tokyo in Past Photo Contests We have selected some of the best photos of Tokyo, the capital of Japan, from among the many wonderful entries that convey the charms of Japan. We'll also introduce some popular photo spots as well! COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: moekyun Location: Tokyo Disney Sea (Urayasu, Chiba) The Charms of Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta The biggest attraction of Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta is that it is the only hotel integrated with the parks at Tokyo Disney Resort. Inside the classic Italian-style hotel, every corner is decorated with Disney themes, allowing guests to enjoy the atmosphere of the dreamland while staying at the hotel. The hotel has been attracting Disney fans for approximately 20 years since its opening, and even today, reservations are difficult to secure. A Video Article About Tokyo Disneyland's Official Hotel Video article 1:48 Enjoy a Full Day of Dreams and Magic at the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel! This Is a Hotel That You'll Remember for a Lifetime! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: jaco Location: Omoide Yokocho (Shinjuku, Tokyo) Omoide Yokocho, a Popular Tourist Attraction Shinjuku Nishiguchi Shopping Street is also known as "Omoide Yokocho" (Memory Lane). Omoide Yokocho is a culinary spot in the Shinjuku Nishiguchi area, where all sorts of bars and eateries are packed into small alleyways. The charm of this area is that you can enjoy delicious food and drinks at reasonable prices in a nostalgic atmosphere. It is also the unfortunate nickname of "Shoben Yokocho" (Piss Alley) because there used to be no toilets in the alley... Nevertheless, the Showa-retro atmosphere, reminiscent of Japan's Showa Period, is very popular among foreign tourists to Japan. A Video Article About Kabukicho in Shinjuku, Tokyo Video article 3:34 The Beautiful Neon Glow of Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, the City That Never Sleeps! Be Intoxicated By the Mysterious Atmosphere of the Best Shopping District in the East! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: 渡邉亮 Location: Ginza at Night (Chuo, Tokyo) Ginza, a Popular Tourist Attraction While Ginza is known as a sophisticated district lined with brand-name stores, it also offers a sense of Japanese history and tradition, with places like Kabuki-za Theater and Mitsukoshi Department Store. Ginza is a popular tourist attraction in Tokyo where visitors can enjoy the old and the new of Japan at the same time. On holidays, the main avenue becomes a pedestrian paradise, allowing visitors to enjoy shopping, eating, and drinking in a relaxed atmosphere. A Video Article About the Pedestrian Paradise in Chuo, Tokyo Video article 14:34 Take a Leisurely Stroll Through Tokyo at Ginza's Pedestrian Paradise, "Hokoten"! Check Out This Video to Learn About One of the Most Crowded Shopping Districts in Japan! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: Mom Diamond Location: Tokyo Station at night (Chiyoda, Tokyo) Highlights of Tokyo Station, a Popular Tourist Attraction Tokyo Station is home to many spectacular retro buildings that evoke a sense of history, including the beautiful brick Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Building. The beauty of these buildings stands out amongst the stylish modern buildings, as if time has stopped there. When traveling around Tokyo, be sure to stop by and take pictures of the photogenic buildings that have been a part of Tokyo's history for centuries. A Video Article Showing Aerial Views of Tokyo and Kanagawa at Night Video article 4:34 Amazing Aerial Footage of Tokyo and Yokohama! Enjoy the Nightscapes of these Cities in Beautiful 8K! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: 山本 こころ Location: Tulips at Showa Kinen Park (Tachikawa, Tokyo) Highlights of Showa Kinen Park, a Popular Tourist Attraction At Showa Kinen Park in Tachikawa, Tokyo, the autumn foliage is at its best from late October to late November, and a festival celebrating the autumn leaves takes place at the same time. Highlights of the festival include the 300-meter-long golden tunnel of Ginkgo Tress, and the beautiful autumn leaves in the Japanese Garden decorated with different varieties of maples around a large pond. In the evening, the garden is illuminated as well. A Video Article About Show Kinen Park, a Popular Tourist Attraction Video article 2:38 Gorgeous Scenery and Only 30 Minutes Away From the Center of Tokyo! Beautiful, Fluttering Cherry Blossoms, and Colorful Tulips in Tachikawa's Showa Kinen Park! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: CHU_PON Location: Kozushima Island (Tokyo Islands) Highlights of Kozushima Island, a Popular Tourist Attraction Kozushima Island, known as a mysterious island among the seven Izu islands, is famous for its beautiful scenery and clean spring water, so much so that it has been selected as one of the Top 57 Famous Spring Waters of Tokyo, one of the One Hundred Famous Mountains of Flowers, and one of the 100 Views of New Tokyo. Visitors can enjoy trekking and swimming amidst overwhelmingly beautiful nature. Take a ferry for a 12-hour ride from Tokyo and revitalize your body and soul in the great outdoors. A Video Article About Izu Islands' Niijima Video article 1:59 Izu Islands' "Niijima": A True Paradise Only 35 Minutes From the City. Its Scenic Views Will Have You Wondering If You're Really in Tokyo YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: KEN.T Location: Ginkgo Trees Around Hikarigaoka Station (Nerima, Tokyo) Highlights of Hikarigaoka Park, a Popular Tourist Attraction Hikarigaoka Park, the largest park in Tokyo's Nerima Ward, is an urban park with a day campsite, barbecue area, bird sanctuary, archery range, pond, swimming pool, and a children's plaza. Children and adults alike can enjoy a variety of outdoor sports and activities here. The ginkgo trees that create a golden tunnel in autumn and the autumn leaves around the park are just some of the highlights to be found in the park. A Video Article on Hikarigaoka Park, a Place to View Autumn Leaves in Tokyo Video article 3:54 Autumn in Tokyo – Enjoy a Collaboration of Nature and Art With a Virtual Walk Through the Ginkgo Trees at Hikarigaoka Park via Video YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: naomi Location: Tokyo Skytree (Sumida, Tokyo) Highlights of Tokyo Skytree, a Popular Tourist Attraction Tokyo Sky Tree is the world's tallest radio tower at 634 meters and was built in 2012 as a new symbol of Japan. Its appearance changes every day, and it's also lit up specially for seasonal and special events. The night view of Tokyo from the observatory, the tallest in Japan, is breathtaking! The panoramic night view of the Tokyo metropolis seen from the observation deck at 450 meters in the air, the highest point in the tower, is truly remarkable. A Video Article About Asakusa, Tokyo Video article 6:34 Take a Rickshaw Ride Through the Streets of Asakusa and Discover a Side of Tokyo You Never Knew Existed! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: koichi hakuchuu Location: Tokyo Tower (Minato, Tokyo) Highlights of Tokyo Tower, a Popular Tourist Attraction Tokyo Tower, with its elegant and captivating design, continues to be loved by the public as a symbol of Tokyo. At night, the tower is brilliantly illuminated, giving it a different and more beautiful appearance than in the daytime. When viewed from close up, the illumination of Tokyo Tower gives a sense of power, and when viewed from afar, the night view of Tokyo gives a more sophisticated impression. The tower is in an attractive spot where you can enjoy various views depending on your vantage point. A Video Article About Tokyo Tower Video article 4:30 Tokyo Tower, the Symbol of Tokyo, Is Introduced by a Former Popular AKB48 Member! 60 Years of Being Loved by the Japanese People! The Highlights of the Popular Attraction! YouTube COOLJAPANVIDEOS Photographer: KEN.T Location: An Illuminated Higo-Hosokawa Garden (Bunkyo, Tokyo) Highlights of Higo-Hosokawa Garden, a Popular Tourist Attraction Higo-Hosokawa Garden, located in Mejirodai in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward, is a strolling pond garden that visitors can appreciate as they walk around the central pond. Boasting an area more than 1.4 times the size of Tokyo Dome, this beautiful garden, which retains the atmosphere of the Edo period, offers beautiful seasonal views, including plum blossoms in the spring and illuminated autumn leaves in the fall. The garden is used not only for sightseeing and walks, but also for pre-wedding photo shoots. A Video Article About Popular Places to View the Autumn Leaves in Tokyo Video article 18:17 12 Popular Spots To Enjoy Autumn Leaves in Tokyo! The Imperial Palace, Shinjuku Gyoen, Hibiya Park, and More! Tons of Places To Enjoy Autumn Leaves in the Heart of Tokyo! 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Autumn Leaves on Mt. Takao: Video Introduction This video, titled "Autumn Leaves and Hiking on Mt. Takao｜Travel｜Sightseeing in Tokyo｜Michelin Guide｜Autumn Leaves in Japan｜4K 2021" (4K 2021紅葉の秋の高尾山 TOKYO Autumn leaves of Mt. Takao 紅葉ハイキング 高尾山観光 旅行 Michelin Guides 東京観光 日本の紅葉 紅葉の名所), was uploaded by "Discover Nippon." Mt. Takao, a 599-meter-tall mountain in Hachioji, Tokyo, in Japan's Kanto region, is a national park that has received three stars in the Michelin Guide and is a tourist attraction where visitors can enjoy hiking. Mt. Fuji can be seen from the top of the mountain, and Takao Yakuoin Temple is crowded with many visitors. [Video] 1:55 - Takao Yakuoin Temple Be sure to check out the video to see the autumn leaves of Mt. Takao Hiking and Mountain Climbing – Recreational Activities on Mt. Takao Photo：Autumn leaves on Mt. Takao, Hachioji, Tokyo Mt. Takao, located in Hachioji, Tokyo, is 599 meters above sea level. As a relatively easy-to-climb low-lying mountain, it's gaining popularity as a mountain where hikers and climbers can enjoy casual hiking and mountain climbing. There are both full-scale mountain climbing courses and hiking courses that can be completed in casual clothing, making the mountain enjoyable for adults and children alike. From the observatory at the top of the mountain, visitors can view the symbol of Japan, Mt. Fuji. Mt. Takao is also home to legends of tengu, Japanese goblins, that have been passed down for generations. Takao Yakuoin Temple, a Shingon sect temple located halfway up Mt. Takao, is said to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. The main deity, Izuna Daigongen, a deity worshipped by Japanese warlords during the Warring States Period, is said to be accompanied by a tengu, and you can see statues of tengu in many places on Mt. Takao. [Video] 2:00 - Takao Yakuoin Temple Mt. Takao is also famous for its autumn leaves, which attract many tourists in the fall. Even though the mountain is not very tall, the temperature is lower than that of the ground, so be sure to dress warm when visiting. When to View the Autumn Leaves on Mt. Takao Photo：The cable car on Mt. Takao, Hachioji, Tokyo Mt. Takao's annual autumn leaves are at their best from mid-November to early December. The best places to view the autumn leaves on Mt. Takao are around Takao-yamaguchi Station, in front of Kiyotaki Station on the cable car, and halfway up the mountain on the cable car. In addition, a festival to celebrate the autumn leaves is held every year from early November to coincide with the autumn foliage of Mt. Takao. On holidays, various events, such as demonstrations of Tokyo Kokeshi doll-making and masu-zake (sake served in small boxes) enliven the celebration of the autumn leaves. Be sure to check event schedules in advance, as they are subject to change. Advanced Hiking Courses and Crowding Information on Mt. Takao Photo：Autumn leaves on Mt. Takao, Hachioji, Tokyo As Mt. Takao can be climbed by cable car or lift to the midpoint of the mountain, it attracts many visitors. It's said to be the most visited mountain in the world, with 3 million climbers per year. During the high season, particularly during the fall when hikers can view the autumn leaves, it's not unusual for visitors to have to wait up to an hour for the cable car. If you're planning on climbing or hiking Mt. Takao, we recommend checking the latest information regarding crowding conditions on social networking sites before visiting the mountain. If you want to see the autumn leaves in a relaxed atmosphere, we recommend arriving at the mountain early in the morning. The cable cars start running at 8:00 a.m., and there are fewer people on the mountain first thing in the morning, making this the best time to arrive. If you're a beginner, Mt. Takao can be ascended in about an hour by cable car, but there is also a course that can be enjoyed by advanced climbers. However, there is also a trail that advanced climbers can enjoy. This is the advanced course located at the branch leading to the southern trails 2 and 6. Compared to the gently paved beginners' trails, this trail is not paved and climbs along a mountain path that's too slippery for ordinary sports shoes. Therefore, trekking shoes or other mountaineering shoes are required for this trail. It's the most mountain trail-like course on Mt. Takao. Mt. Takao is truly a mountain that can be enjoyed by both beginners and advanced climbers alike, so if you're a nature lover, or just looking to enjoy some wonderful scenery, consider going for a hike up the mountain while appreciating the autumn leaves. Summary of Autumn Leaves and Sightseeing on Mt. Takao We've introduced Mt. Takao during the fall foliage season, but you can also enjoy Mt. Takao lit up in the summer. At Takao Yakuoin Temple, the statues at Niomon gate and the bronze statues of tengu are lit up with green and red lights. The nighttime scenery is completely different from that of the daytime, and will have you feeling as though you're in a scene from some mythological story. Mt. Takao, a famous place for viewing the autumn leaves, can be reached in about an hour by train from Shinjuku Station in central Tokyo. There are parking lots in the area, but expect crowds during the fall when people come to view the autumn leaves. Be sure to check information in advance before visiting the mountain as well. Mt. Takao is a great spot for climbing and hiking to view the autumn foliage. It'd be a shame to miss such beautiful scenery! 【TripAdvisor】Mt. Takao https://www.tripadvisor.jp/Attraction_Review-g1060898-d320052-Reviews-Mt_Takao-Hachioji_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

日本食になくてはならないうなぎ料理 こちらの動画は「Eater」が公開した「Chef Kanejiro Kanemoto Is Japan's Grilled Eel Master — Omakase」です。 日本食を代表する料理の一つが「うなぎ料理」ですね。 今回は東麻布にある200年の歴史を持った老舗うなぎ屋「野田岩」の板前さんたちが職人技をふるううなぎ料理について紹介していきます。 うなぎが土曜の丑の日に食べられるようになったのは江戸時代の蘭学者平賀源内の発想が起源と言われていますが、実は万葉集にはすでに大伴家持が石麻呂という人に「夏痩せにはうなぎを食するのがいい」と薦めている一句があります。 そう考えると7世紀ころの日本にはすでに夏になるとうなぎを食べるという風習が始まっていたのですね。 日本グルメの歴史は長くて深いのです。 東麻布野田岩の歴史とうなぎ職人の実演披露 うなぎ料理の代表といえばなんといっても「蒲焼」ですね。 蒲焼の作り方はいたってシンプル。 開いたうなぎを串に刺しタレを塗りながら熱した備長炭で焼いけば店内は香ばしい香りでいっぱい！ しかし捌くのに３年、串打ち3年焼きは一生と言われるほど高度な職人技術が要求される料理で、さばいた後の内臓も残すところなくいただけます。 うなぎの肝吸いは蒲焼とならんだ定番料理の一つといえるでしょう。 動画では板前さんたちがその作り方を惜しげもなく披露してくれます。 名人の包丁捌きは見逃せません。 うなぎのさばき方と焼き方 うなぎの調理法には関東風と関西風という違いがあるのをご存知ですか？ 関東風のうなぎの蒲焼の作り方は「背開き」といって、まな板にうなぎの頭を目打ちという道具で刺して固定し、背中から開いていきます。 焼く前に蒸して肉を柔らかくするのも関東風の特徴です。 また関東では、「う巻き」や白焼きなど料理の種類もバラエティに富んでいます。 一方の関西風は「腹開き」といって生きたままお腹から包丁を入れて開いていきます。 焼く前に蒸さずそのまま備長炭で焼いていくという違いもあります。 生臭さを取るために開いたら素焼きにしてすぐタレにくぐらせるので、関東のような白焼きという文化はありません。 ほかにも人気のうなぎ料理には名古屋周辺が発祥の「ひつまぶし」があります。 日本の伝統グルメうなぎ料理紹介まとめ いまや世界中で愛されている日本の食文化の殿堂が「うなぎ料理」ですが、蒲焼のほかにもうな重、うな丼、う巻き、茶碗蒸し、酢の物、肝吸い、ひつまぶし、白焼きとうなぎだけでコース料理が楽しめます。 こちらの動画をご覧になると野田岩の麻布飯倉本店にいってうなぎ料理コースを食べたくなりせんか？ 今度の休みはうなぎの白焼きを肴に日本酒を一献！と洒落込んでは如何でしょう？

Introducing Ibaraki Prefecture - A Tourist Destination Full of Attractions This video, titled "[Revised Version] Ibaraki Prefecture PR Video "Outlook IBARAKI" Japanese Version" (【改訂版】茨城県PR映像「Outlook IBARAKI」 日本語版), was released by "いばキラTV - IBAKIRA TV -." Ibaraki Prefecture is an area where you can enjoy beautiful, Instagram-worthy scenery such as Fukuroda Falls, one of Japan's three most famous waterfalls, Mt. Tsukuba, on the list of "Top 100 Mountains in Japan," and the beautiful Kasumigaura Lake, the second largest lake in Japan. The Beauty of Ibaraki The population of Ibaraki is about 3 million and this prefecture lets people enjoy the four seasons of Japan. It takes 70 minutes to get to Mito City, the capital of Ibaraki Prefecture, from central Tokyo by the Joban Line. Kairakuen Garden, a sightseeing spot in Mito, is famous for its Ume flowers and when they’re in full bloom, the place is overflowing with visitors. Ibaraki Prefecture is an important region supporting Japan in agriculture and industry, and has a well-developed land, sea, and air transportation network, with the Port of Ibaraki and the Port of Kashima, as well as Ibaraki Airport, connecting the prefecture to countries around the world. Ibaraki has a historically deep culture, and you can find traditional Japanese culture, such as Kashima-Jingu Shrine, one of the oldest shrines in Japan, as well as traditional crafts. Ibaraki Prefecture supports Japan in various fields such as industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, cuisine and space technology. Check Out Ibaraki's Melons! Photo：Melon Ibaraki Prefecture is a major producer of fruits and vegetables, and Ibaraki's chestnuts, rice, Chinese cabbage and lotus root, boast the No. 1 market share in Tokyo. It is also the top producer of melons in Japan! “Ibaraking” is a famous melon because of its large size and elegant sweetness. This melon is introduced at past 1:40 in the video. You can tell how delicious it is just by watching. In addition to melons, you can enjoy chestnuts and pears in the fall, so it is recommended that you visit Ibaraki in each of the four seasons. Although it’s not well known, Mt. Tsukuba and the Northern part of the prefecture have an enriched hot spring where you can enjoy a relaxing time after a meal or sightseeing. Photo：Monkfish hot pot Try Out the Local Specialties in Ibaraki! Ibaraki is a reservoir for various seafood, such as mackerel and sardine. A standard dish during the winter in Ibaraki is monkfish hot pot. The annual "Monkfish Cleaning" event at Oarai Sun Beach has become a popular winter event, so much so that it has become a hot topic in the news. The livestock industry is prosperous as well. There's Hitachi beef which is famous throughout the world, and Rose Pork, with a quality of meat that ranks among the best in Japan! In this article's video, "Outlook IBARAKI," you can learn more about monkfish, Hitachi beef, and popular sightseeing and dining spots in Ibaraki. Speaking of local gourmet, in Ibaraki there's the “Mito roast pork burger,” “Kasama Inarizushi,” Clam rice, and of course locally produced sake. If you're going to Ibaraki be sure to try some of these out. They're all delicious. Ibaraki - A World Class Research City in Japan Photo：Tsukuba Space Center Ibaraki: One of the World's Leading Cities for Research and Education in Japan In addition to being famous for its cuisine and tourism, Ibaraki is also a hub for research and development. It is located 45 minutes from the center of Tokyo by the Tsukuba Express. There are research institutes from 29 countries, including the Tsukuba Space Center, which is famous for space development, and about 20,000 scientists support the world's most advanced research. It is one of the world's leading Japanese research cities, home to four Nobel Prize winners associated with Tsukuba! Bronze statues of Nobel Prize winners are introduced around 2:48 in the video. Major Japanese companies such as Hitachi, Komatsu, Canon, and Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal have their main factories here, and the robotics industry is particularly active in the industrial sector, where various robots are being developed and put to practical use. Ibaraki's Remarkable Sports Ibaraki Prefecture is known for its cuisine, tourism and research and development. In addition, Ibaraki Prefecture is also attracting attention in the field of sports. J-League powerhouse Kashima Antlers, named after Japan's oldest shrine, the Kashima Shrine, is loved by residents of Ibaraki Prefecture. Additionally, the Ibaraki National Athletic Meet was held in 2019. It’s the largest event and athletes from all over Japan gather to show their hard training. Summary of Ibaraki There are also many other attractive sightseeing spots in Ibaraki, such as Hitachi Seaside Park, where you can enjoy the seasonal flowers, as well as many gourmet foods. Check out the video, full of the attractions of Ibaraki, such as nature, industry, agriculture, livestock farming, gourmet food, space development, and more! This article can't convey all of the amazing things Ibaraki has in store for you, so be sure to check out the video to get a better idea of what there is to do! 【Official Website】Ibaraki Prefecture https://www.pref.ibaraki.jp/site/foreign-language/index.html 【Tripadvisor】Ibaraki https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g298165-Ibaraki_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

Video introduction of Tsukiji, the central wholesale market in Chuo-ku, Tokyo This video, titled "The Tuna King Reigns at Tsukiji Fish Market — Omakase Japan," was uploaded by "Eater." The video is an interview with Yukitaka Yamaguchi, a middle man wholesaler specializing in tuna, an important ingredient in Japanese food. He has a shop in Tsukiji Market, a central wholesale market in Tokyo. You can see him dressing a tuna and the beautiful, glossy cut of the tuna in this video. Tsukiji Market was opened in Tokyo in 1935 and it is one of the oldest comprehensive markets in Japan and one of the largest in the world in terms of seafood volume making it an important base for supporting Japanese food. Unfortunately, due to deterioration, the market was moved to "Toyosu Market" in October 2018. Tsukiji Market will be closed in the future, but the restaurants outside the market where you can eat fresh Japanese food still remain. They are very popular, especially among the tourists. This video was taken when Tsukiji Market was still open. An Intermediate Wholesaler Specializing In Tuna at Tsukiji Market Photo：Tsukiji Outer Market Yukitaka Yamaguchi is an intermediate wholesaler specializing in tuna, mainly bluefin tuna. Middlemen like Yamaguchi purchase tuna by participating in tuna auctions, and then sell it to retailers and restaurants. He is a particularly picky about the tenderness of the tuna used for sushi. He is a professional connoisseur who takes responsibility for his tuna and aims to be the best tuna seller in Tsukiji. He's introduced at 0:12 in the video. Tuna, A Valuable Ingredient in Japanese Cuisine Photo：Tuna In the past, red meat, called "zuke" in Japanese, was eaten and toro, a luxury food item today, was thrown out. It was not until sushi became available for the common people that sashimi toro came to be favored. Yukitaka Yamaguchi explains this from 0:44 in the video. His store sells five types of tuna: bluefin tuna, bigeyed tuna, yellowfin tuna, broadbill swordfish, and striped marlin. Yamaguchi purchases huge amounts of tuna to distribute to around 1,000 restaurants, mainly restaurants specializing in Japanese cuisine. He selects each tuna according to the cuisine it will be used for. Many restaurants rely on him as a tuna middleman to keep their business running smoothly. Summary of Tsukiji Market's Tuna King Photo：Tuna Yamaguchi says that the most exciting part of tuna is when he cuts in, because he cannot tell if it is a good tuna until he dress it. He gets really excited when he buys expensive tuna. Yamaguchi feels that tuna caught in fixed nets around Sado Island (佐渡島, Sado Shima) in the Sea of Japan in April and May, when the fat content is well-balanced, tastes the best, but he says that of the tens of thousands of tuna he handles, only about 100 per year are truly good, and they are rare. Because Yukitaka Yamaguchi loves tuna, he has been studying tuna and supporting the Japanese food culture of eating it! 【Tripadvisor】Toyosu Market https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g14134359-d15216764-Reviews-Toyosu_Market-Toyosu_Koto_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Lake Sagami Illumillion! This time, we'll introduce the video "Lake Sagami Illumillion 2019-2020 Digest" (さがみ湖イルミリオン2019-2020ダイジェスト), publicized by "Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest." Lake Sagami Illumillion is an illumination event held at Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, in Japan's Kanto Region. The video contains highlights of Lake Sagami Illumillion's 2019-2020 season. What Kind of Illumination Events Are There at Lake Sagami Illumillion? Source :YouTube screenshot There are many events at Lake Sagami Illumillion, including Rainbow Lift, shown at 0:04 in the video, the Hot Air Balloon of Light, which can be seen at 0:18 in the video, and more! From 0:34 in the video, you can see the City of Light and Music, the main attraction of Lake Sagami Illumillion 2019, in detail. Spots such as the Zoo of Light, the Flower Garden of Light and the Aquarium of Light are also shown in the video, so please take your time and enjoy it. Lake Sagami Illumillion Photo：Sagamihara Illumination Lake Sagami Illumillion is a popular event chosen as one of the 3 great illuminations of the Kanto Region. An astonishing 6 million lights are used for the event. In addition to the spots introduced in the video, there are many other mysterious areas such as the Sea of Light, Tulip Lane, Fantasy Walk: The Seven Colored Galaxy, Illumillion Tree, full of Christmas spirit, The Fortress of Trickery/The Maze of Light, and more! We recommend enjoying the nighttime attractions, such as the Ferris Wheel of Life, Pilot Paradise, or seeing a show. About Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest is a leisure destination located in Wakayanagi (若柳,Wakayanagi), Midori Ward (緑区, Midoriku), Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The amusement park area is popular for its outdoor sports facilities, such as the attractions of Paddington Town, the thrill ride "Ozoratengoku," and the "Muscle Monster" athletic facility. There is also a barbecue area, a souvenir shop, and a spot where you can enjoy spending time with your pets. Summary of Lake Sagami Illumillion Source :YouTube screenshot At Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest's popular "Lake Sagami Illumillion" event, you too can enjoy the stunning illumination featured in the video. Event times and lighting schedules change every year, so be sure to check the website before heading out. Please note that it is very crowded on weekends. We recommend taking a bus tour to visit. ◆Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest Facility Information◆ 【Address】〒252-0175 1634 Wakayanagi, Midori Ward, Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture 【Access】An 8-minute bus ride from JR Sagamihara Station 【Admission Fee】Adults:1800 yen Children:1100 yen 【Hours】Weekdays 10:00〜16:00, Weekends 9:00〜17:00 【Closures】Irregular 【Parking】Available 【Telephone】0570-037-353 【Official Website】Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest https://www.sagamiko-resort.jp/ 【Tripadvisor】Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1021282-d1881044-Reviews-Sagami_Lake_Resort_Pleasure_Forest-Sagamihara_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Video Introduction of "EXIVATE Yugawara Rikyu" in Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan If you're thinking to yourself "I want to stay somewhere luxurious when I visit Japan" then look no further than Xiv Yugawara Rikyu! Check out the video “Xiv Yugawara Rikyu PV,” created by “Resort Trust Official.” It introduces a membership-only luxury resort hotel called Xiv Yugawara Rikyu. This hotel is used by VIPs and is very popular on review sites. The facilities are photogenic, food is delicious, and it has a lot of attractions. This video will make you want to stay at this hotel. In this article, we'll introduce the attractions of Xiv Yugawara Rikyu. Delicious Food at XIV Yugawara Rikyu Source :YouTube screenshot At Xiv Yugawara Rikyu, you can enjoy a variety of exquisite cuisine. There's a teppan-yaki restaurant where guests can enjoy the finest of seasonal ingredients, as well as an Italian restaurant where you can dine in an open space. There's also a Chinese restaurant with a beautiful yin and yang interior with a variety of dishes to choose from. In addition, Xiv Yugawara Rikyu offers a wide range of other gourmet services such as Japanese cuisine and a buffet breakfast, all of which use a variety of ingredients from the sea and mountains. You can check out some of the beautiful dishes at 2:06 in the video. Relaxing Hot Springs at Xiv Yugawara Rikyu Source :YouTube screenshot Make sure to visit the hot springs when staying at Xiv Yugawara Rikyu. There are 4 different types of outdoor hot springs at Xiv Yugawara Rikyu: Takebayashi-no-yu, Tsukimi-no-yu, Iwami-no-yu, and the single person baths, each of which have their own unique features. It's perfect for hot spring lovers. There are also dry saunas, private baths for a fee, and a range of other amenities. br> The benefits of each bath are as follows: ■Iwami-no-yu Spring qualities: Sodium, calcium chloride, sulfate (alkaline). Effective against: burns, scars, chronic skin diseases, neuralgia, arthralgia, chronic digestive diseases, cold sensitivity, and fatigue. Aids in relaxation and promotes beautiful skin. ■Single Person Baths Spring qualities: Sodium, calcium chloride, sulfate (alkaline) Effective against: burns, scars, chronic skin diseases, neuralgia, arthralgia, chronic digestive diseases, cold sensitivity, and fatigue. Aids in relaxation and promotes beautiful skin. ■Tsukimi-no-yu Spring qualities: Simple alkaline hot spring Effective against: neuralgia, arthralgia, chronic digestive diseases, and cold sensitivity. Aids in relaxation and promotes beautiful skin. ■Takebayashi-no-yu Spring qualities: Simple hot spring Effective against: neuralgia, arthralgia, chronic digestive disease, sensitivity to cold and fatigue The feeling of getting into an open-air bath while admiring the beautiful nature of Yugawara is unbeatable! Take a break from your daily grind at these hot spring spots. The hot springs are shown at 1:31 in the video. How to Spend Your Day at Xiv Yugawara Rikyu The interior of XIV Yugawara Rikyu is an extraordinary space that utilizes the traditional Japanese beauty motif “Rimpa modernism,” where you will be greeted with traditional and modern designs in the four colors: gold leaf, jet black, oboro silver, and white sesame. Admire the amazing entrance and beautiful gardens surrounded by the main building. Places to See at Xiv Yugawara Rikyu Be sure to enjoy the tourist attractions in Yugawara. There are so many places to visit, such as Makuyama Park, Yugawara Plum garden, Hakone Turnpike Daikanyama Parking Lot,Anest Iwata Sky Lounge, Fudou Waterfall, Ningenkokuhou Museum, Nishimura Kyotaro Museum, Yugawara beach, Gojo Shrine, Choritsu Yugawara Museum, and more. Also, there are places where you can enjoy hot springs, like Doppo-no-yu and Miyakami-no-yu. Summary of Xiv Yugawara Rikyu Source :YouTube screenshot The video “Xiv Yugawara Rikyu PV,” created by “Resort Trust Official,” introduces the popular luxury resort hotel. Its hot springs and restaurants are loved by VIPs, and there's a ton of places to visit in the area. You need to be a membership in order to stay here, so be sure to check out the official website for prices and reservations. The hotel definitely won't fail to impress, and it's a great way to relax. ◆Xiv Yugawara Rikyu◆ 【Address】631-1 Miyakami, Yugawara-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Pref. 259-0314 Japan 【Access】Approximately 30 minutes from the Ishibashi Interchange on the Odawara-Atsugi Road or Seisho Bypass 【Parking】Available 【Phone number】0465-60-2555 【Tripadvisor】XIV HakoneRikyuHakonemachiAshigarashimogun https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g298171-d16780381-Reviews-XIV_Hakone_Rikyu-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Minato City’s Tourist Locations! The video "【Minato City World Promotion Video】be touched~ Have a moving experience (Japanese/ Long Version/ 5 minutes) ver. 1"（【港区ワールドプロモーション映像】be touched ～心動かされる体験を～（日本語／ロングバーション／5分）ver.1), produced by the Minato ward office, films people giving high fives in various tourist spots throughout Minato city, Tokyo. Minato city, which is one of the most popular areas in Tokyo, has a lot of sightseeing spots and attractions. In the video, we will be introducing all of our recommended sightseeing spots around Minato city. If you watch the video, you're sure to find something that catches your eye! Touring Around Minato City Photo：Shiodome Italian Town Minato city in Tokyo, faces the Tokyo bay, and its residents’ income is ranked number 1 in Japan. It has some of the most affluent residential neighborhoods in Japan, such as Minami-Aoyama, Shirokanedai, Azabu, Roppongi, Akasaka, Mita, and Takanawa. Many high-rise apartments continue to be built here, and it is known as a high class, celebrity area. Roppongi is very popular among foreign tourists for its many restaurants and being one of the famous nightlife areas of Tokyo. However, if you go down an alley, you'll see the old downtown atmosphere, one of the reasons Minato city is so popular. A Look at the Tourist Spots Introduced in the Video Photo：Ginkgo Trees at Jingu Gaien As you can see in the video from 0:26, we start with Zojoji Temple and Shiba Park, then North Aoyama / South Aoyama area of Omotesando, and finally, the Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium that was crowded with fans during the Rugby World Cup. Here we can see the rows of Jingu Gaien ginkgo trees turning yellow in the autumn. The interactions at Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum, jazz clubs, the Embassy of Afghanistan in Azabudai, and the Higashimachi Elementary School can also be seen in the video. It's an attractive spot where you can feel the history and nature of Japan in the midst of a big city. Around 0:59 in the video, you can see the Azabujuban, taiyaki shop Naniwaya Sohonten, the oden restaurant Fukushimaya, the soba restaurant Sarashina Horii, and the dried goods store Mamegen Honten. From there, we see the kimono art store Sunaga, the Akasaka Hikawa Shrine which becomes very lively during traditional festivals, and the Reception Hall of Akasaka Palace. Following this, we see Suntory Hall, a conclave of music, and Akasaka Sacas, where you can enjoy restaurants serving delicious lunches and cafes. From 1:35 you can see the beautiful Japanese gardens of Hinokicho Park, and the very Instagrammable Tokyo Midtown and Roppongi Hills are always popular with young people dressed up in costumes on Halloween. The beautifully illuminated night view of Roppongi Keyaki Zaka Way is another great spot we recommend. You can also pick up some souvenirs at one of the popular shopping spots. The very popular hotel, Grand Hyatt, comes into view at 2:09, and attractive places such as the National Art Center of Tokyo, the magnificent Tokyo Tower, Atago Shrine, Toranomon Hills, Andaz Tokyo, and Caretta Shiodome are also introduced in the video. On top of that, there's Shimbashi SL Square, the shamisen maker "Ishimuraya," and the long-established Edo hyougu (scroll mountings) artisan, Yuyama Shunpodo. As is introduced from 2:18, there are many great restaurants in which you can enjoy cuisine from all over the world. There's Chinese cuisine, Sushi, Japanese cuisine, Daily Japanese cuisine, Italian cuisine, Indian curry, and more. Try to find your favorite restaurant! After Keio University, which is one of the Tokyo's "Big 6 Universities," you can see the Australian embassy, and the popular communal bathhouse, Manzaiyu. Tourist spots such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum and the Matsuoka Museum are a couple of hidden gems. The camera moves from National Museum of Nature and Science to Meiji Gakuin University in Shirokanedai, then a very busy Sengakuji during a religious festival, the daifuku confectionary shop Matsushimaya, then continues on to Maxell Aqua Park in Shinagawa. In addition, you can see people high fiving each other at Konan Ryokusui Park, Shibaura Canal, the Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens, Takeshiba Pier, and the Odaiba Marine Park. Summary Minato City's Tourist Spots Photo：The Fantastic illumination of Keyakizaka Street and Tokyo Tower All of the appealing tourist spots of Minato city have been condensed into this 5 and a half minute video. Be sure to check out each of the tourist routes and events that appear in the video; and go on a trip to find your favorite out of all the great places we have introduced! 【Official Website】Minato Ward, Tokyo City Office Homepage https://www.city.minato.tokyo.jp/ 【Tripadvisor】Minato-ku https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1066451-Minato_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

Video Introduction of "Tsukiji Yamacho" in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan, Tamago-yaki (fried egg) This video shows a large number of Japanese omelettes being baked by tamagoyaki craftsmen at the renowned tamagoyaki shop “Tsukiji Yamachou” in Tsukiji, Tokyo. Tokyo has several Japanese restaurants where you can enjoy exquisite dashi tamagoyaki, baked by superb omelette artisans. Let’s delve into the secrets of the delicious taste of tamagoyaki, an ever-popular Japanese gourmet specialty. As introduced in this video, Tsukiji, a well-liked tourist spot among foreign travelers, boasts numerous tamagoyaki shops side-by-side, which offers a good view of what the preparation and cooking of these omelettes is truly like. You can also enjoy these piping hot tamagoyaki omelettes cooked before your eyes by sticking them on a skewer and eating them on the spot. The Appeal of the Traditional Japanese Food, Tamagoyaki Photo：Tamagoyaki Ever since olden days, Japanese dining tables have been host to meals with fluffy omelettes thick-grilled to perfection and eaten with delight. Tamagoyaki is, indeed, a beloved menu item that has captured the hearts of people from all generations. The Tokyo metropolitan area is home to an enormous number of shops and restaurants selling high-grade tamagoyaki elaborately prepared with carefully selected ingredients. It can also be said that tamagoyaki, handled and cooked by craftsmen at lightning fast speed, is yet another undeniable part of Japan’s unique culture. Source:YouTube screenshot The Amazing Skills of Tsukiji Yamachou's Tamagoyaki Chefs One unique aspect of dashi-rolled omelettes at the long-established tamagoyaki shops in Tokyo is that you can appreciate the delicious taste of tamagoyaki's ingredients as well as the melt-in-your-mouth texture. It’s a joy just to see the near-supernatural skill of the artisans at the prestigious Tsukiji Yamachou as they use their square frying pans to roll their omelettes into a succulent shape. The storefront, which allows for observation of this amazing omelette cooking spectacle, has virtual lines of customers wanting a taste of tamagoyaki at its freshly baked best. Check Out the Recipe for Tsukiji Yamachou's Tamagoyaki! As was just mentioned, tamagoyaki from Tokyo's specialty restaurants is characterized by how they're cooked with square frying pans. The omelette artisans in this video use great finesse to prepare their tamagoyaki with as many as three frying pans going at one time! These culinary experts create their omelettes solely with eggs, dashi soup stock, and mild soy sauce, without the use of any unnecessary ingredients or seasonings. The tamagoyaki preparation process starts by mixing in an ample amount of dashi stock and seasonings into the egg liquid, which is then poured into the frying pan in a few gradual batches. An important point in making delicious tamagoyaki is that it’s rolled with impeccable timing. Tamagoyaki at specialized shops is deliberately and diligently prepared, so that customers may enjoy its fluffy texture to their heart’s content. Those viewing this video may want to pay careful attention to the tamagoyaki-baking techniques of the pros seen here, so that you can try to emulate them in your own home! Taste the Ultimate Tamagoyaki at Japan's Traditional Shops! Source :YouTube screenshot Tokyo has several, well-established tamagoyaki speciality restaurants. One such location in Tokyo’s Tsukiji Market, known as Marutake, has a history of more than 80 years since its inception. The tamagoyaki at this shop, prepared one by one with care by practiced artisans every morning from 3:00 a.m., are ideal, not only for dining, but as souvenirs as well. Tamagoyaki from Yamachou in Tsukiji, Tokyo, as presented in this video, can be purchased on sticks for the reasonable price of just 100 yen. We recommend this to tourists who are looking for a quick snack around lunchtime. When sightseeing in Tokyo, please be sure to taste the scrumptious tamagoyaki that can only be found in Japan! Summary of Tamagoyaki As noted in the video, people in Tsukiji, Tokyo can eat hot and fresh tamagoyaki as it's made before their very eyes! We suggest watching the video to try and learn how to make this seemingly simple yet deeply profound Japanese dish! You might find that even you can enjoy tasty tamagoyaki, just like pro chefs make it, in your very own home! 【Official Website】Tsukiji Yamachou http://www.yamachou-matue.jp/index.shtml 【Yelp】Tsukiji Yamachou https://www.yelp.com/biz/%E7%AF%89%E5%9C%B0%E5%B1%B1%E9%95%B7-%E4%B8%AD%E5%A4%AE%E5%8C%BA?osq=%E7%AF%89%E5%9C%B0%E5%B1%B1%E9%95%B7

Team Lab Borderless' Mori Building Digital Art Museum This is the video of the "Mori Building Digital Art Museum [4K60p]（森ビルデジタルアートミュージアム　MORI Building Digital Art Museum [4K60p]）" produced by "Japan Explorers." It introduces the Mori Building Digital Art Museum, a sightseeing spot in Odaiba, Koto ward, Tokyo, in Japan's Kanto region. The Mori Building Digital Art Museum is a new sensory facility where art is drawn in a three-dimensional space. In the video, you can see contemporary art works wrapped in colorful light throughout the whole story. Enjoy the fantastic scenery of new age art. Check Out the Works of the Odaiba Art Museum and Digital Art Museum! Source :YouTube screenshot At the popular Mori Building Digital Art Museum in Odaiba, you begin by taking a look at a work called "Borderless World." After that, a popular work called "Lamp Forest" is introduced at 1:39 in the video. Numerous lamps change colors one after another, creating an otherworldly landscape. On the third floor of the Mori Building Digital Art Museum there is a tea house called "EN TEA HOUSE Genka-tei." In the multi-jumping area on the 4th floor there is the "Motion Forest" area where you can enjoy the world of the artwork using your whole body. It's a fun and physical area to visit, so it's best to wear easy-to-move-in clothing. This can be seen from 3:14 in the video. Take a look at the "learn! Future Amusement Park" area, which is an educational project. Pay Attention to the Magnificent Scale of Odaiba's Art Museum and Digital Art Museum! Source :YouTube screenshot Epson TeamLab Borderless art uses 520 computers and 470 projectors. With a scale of 10,000 square meters, you can enjoy a complex and three-dimensional world like you've never experienced before. At the Mori Building Digital Art Museum, about 60 works, each of magnificent scale, are exhibited. Apart from the introduction, there are also seasonal projects and more. This keeps art lovers coming back for more, as there's always something new and exciting happening here. Odaiba Art Museum, Mori Building Digital Art Museum Introductory Video Summary Source :YouTube screenshot The videos introduced here condensed the appeal of the Mori Building Digital Art Museum, where you can experience different worlds in light up atmospheres. If you are interested in watching this video, please visit the digital art museum and art museum in the Odaiba area when traveling to Japan or sightseeing in Tokyo. Tours can often be crowded, so it's best to visit during the day on weekdays. ◆ Mori Building Digital Art Museum ・ Team Lab Borderless ◆ 【Address】The second floor of Odaiba Palette Town 1-3-8 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 【Access】 Rinkai Line Tokyo Teleport Station 5 minutes by walk from Exit A / New Transit Yurikamome 3 minutes by walk from Aomi Station North Exit 【Admission fee】Adult 3,200 yen, Child 1,000 yen (* as of November 2019) 【Hours】Weekdays 10: 00-19: 00, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 10: 00-21: 00 【Closures】Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month 【Parking】Affiliated parking available 【Telephone No】03-6368-4292 【Official Website】Mori Building Digital Art Museum-teamLab Borderless https://borderless.teamlab.art/ 【Tripadvisor】Mori Building Digital Art Museum: TeamLab Borderless, Tickets and Travel https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g298184-d15126254-MORI_Building_DIGITAL_ART_MUSEUM_teamLab_Borderless_Ticket_and_Transfer-Tokyo_Toky.html

This video, titled "[Two Stars in the Michelin Guide Yokohama] Enjoy Kaiseki Cuisine in a 50-Year-Old Sukiya-Zukuri Building｜The Essence of Japanese Cuisine ~ Masago Saryo" ([ミシュランガイド横浜二つ星]・築50年の数奇屋造りの一軒家で楽しむ懐石料理 和食の真髄を堪能~ 真砂茶寮 ~), was released by Restaurant ShortShort Films. This video introduces "Masago Saryo," a 50-year-old restaurant in Yokohama that has been awarded two Michelin stars. The restaurant has the appearance of a quiet hideaway, serving kaiseki cuisine that allows diners to relax and just enjoy the flavors. It's not so much about the deliciousness of the food as it is about the quiet enjoyment of Japanese cuisine. In this video, the owner of Masago Saryo talks about his passion for his restaurant and his cuisine.

This video, titled "#15 Shuzo Kishida (Quintessence)" (#15_岸田周三（Quintessence）), was released by "Palais de Z - The Future of Deliciousness" (パレ・ド・Z〜おいしさの未来〜). This video introduces Shuzo Kishida, the owner-chef of Quintessence, a restaurant that was awarded 1st place among the three Michelin stars restaurants of Tokyo in 2020. One of the characteristics of Chef Shuzo Kishida is that he does not create recipes, and he believes in continuous growth. He has a belief in his ingredients, and in the way he goes to the market to find what he is satisfied with, you can sense the splendor of his sincere approach to cooking. In this video, you'll learn about Chef Shuzo Kishida's career and his passion for cooking!