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Oumu Tourist Association
Sep. 5, 2024
Yanagihara, a tourism support staff member of the Regional Revitalization Cooperation Volunteers, wanted us to take many pictures of the scenery of Omu Town, so we set up "Photo Props" at the Roadside Station Omu Observatory and the Sunrise Cape Observation decks La Roux! In addition to the town character Ikura Sujiko-chan and Specialty Products Horsehair crab illustrations, there are more than 10 bottles such as original hashtags and speech bubbles. By all means, please use photo props to enjoy the scenery of Yubu and cute photos.
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  • Omu
  • Okhotsk
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  • Local PR
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  • Roadside Station Omu
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New otani inn sapporo
Sep. 5, 2024
🐰available Halloween Afternoon Tea🎃 Afternoon tea from September is Collaboration with Hokkaido's Popular Gourmet Writer [Yuzurepo]! "available Halloween Afternoon Tea" Available theme in Wonderland, a large collection 🃏 of cute sweets for Adult This time, as a Souvenirs, you can ♪ take home Yuzurepo's icon cookie In addition to the very popular "Push Activity Plan", "Obake Mini Parfait Plan" will also appear 👻 from October social media post campaign is also Implementation 📸 《Menu》 ・Usamimi Mont Blanc Mad Hatter's Hat White rabbit pocket watch ・White rabbit tiramisu ・Cheshire Cat Shippo Glass ・Heart playing card cookies ・Framboise cake ・Marriage of quiche & Hokkaido pumpkin and cream cheese  Served with camo pastrami ・Ronnefeldt tea (7 kinds) ・Coffee ・Mocktail (2 types)  * Mocktails will be one cup per one person Reservations can be made at 📞011-222-1522 Or on the hotel's 💖 website
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  • Halloween
  • Afternoon tea
  • Sweets/Dessert
  • Cake/Western sweets
  • Parfait
  • Gourmet
  • Instagrammable
  • Lunch
  • Cafe
  • Kawaii
  • ...and 10 others
Nagasaki Saikai City Tourism Association
Sep. 4, 2024
Hello to everyone watching Cool Japan Video!! This is the Saikai City Tourism Association. Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture, sits in the northern part of the Nishisonogi Peninsula, roughly halfway between Nagasaki City and Sasebo City. It’s a place where you can feel rich nature and history. The city is bordered on three sides by the Goto-nada Sea, Sasebo Bay, and Omura Bay, and most of the area consists of complex ria coastlines. Saikai City is surrounded by a beautiful coastline and abundant nature, making it an attractive destination for visitors. We will introduce recommended information about Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture, on Cool Japan Video, so please enjoy. ◇◇◇ Access to Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture There is no train network in Saikai City, so you can reach it by car or bus. ◇ Access by car from Nagasaki city center It takes about one hour to drive from Nagasaki city to Saikai City. Use the Nagasaki Expressway and follow the Saikai Pearl Line to reach the city. This route offers a scenic drive along the beautiful coastline. ◇ Bus access from Nagasaki Station From Nagasaki Station, take Nagasaki Bus or Saikai Kotsu to Saikai City Hall; the trip takes about 1 hour 35 minutes. ◇ Bus access from Sasebo Station Take Saihi Bus to Saikai Bridge West Exit; the ride takes about 50 minutes. ◇◇◇ About Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture The population is about 25,000 people (as of 2024), and the area is characterized by a rich lifestyle lived in harmony with nature. Agriculture and fishing thrive here, and you can enjoy fresh local produce. Saikai City is especially known as a mandarin orange producing area, harvesting many crops thanks to its warm climate and fertile soil. ◇◇◇ History of Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture The western part of the Nishisonogi Peninsula and nearby islands prospered as whaling bases from the 1630s. From the Meiji era onward, coal mining began and the area enjoyed great prosperity. Later, in 2005, the five towns of Seihi, Ooshimacho, Saikai, Oseto, and Sakito merged to form the present Saikai City. ◇◇◇ Popular sightseeing spots in Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture Saikai City has many popular attractions. Here are some of them. ◇ Nagao Castle Ruins Observatory From the observation deck you can take in the islands of the Goto-nada Sea, and the fiery red sunset sinking into the sea is breathtakingly beautiful. It’s a popular spot for spectacular photos. ◇ Hachiningatake Park This park sits on the central ridge of the Nishisonogi Peninsula, and the lookout at the summit offers panoramic views of Omura Bay. The distant sea and mountains show different faces each season. ◇ The smallest park in Japan On Matsushima, floating off the west side of the Nishisonogi Peninsula in the Goto-nada Sea, there is “the smallest park in Japan,” with a natural wooden bench and a single palm-like shuro tree. From the park you can gaze across the open ocean. ◇ Sakito Seaside Park Sakito Seaside Park features clear waters and white sandy beaches. With toilets and showers available, it’s a recommended spot for summer visitors. ◇ Nanatsugama Cave Nanatsugama Cave is a limestone cave that rose from the seabed about 30 million years ago. Part of the cave is open to visitors. Admission: Adults 800 yen per person, Junior high students 400 yen per person, Elementary students 200 yen per person Infants (age 4 and over) 100 yen per person So far 35 cave sites have been discovered, but this vast cave system still has many aspects that remain unexplored. ◇ Roadside Station Saikai Roadside Station Saikai is a popular spot where you can buy local specialties and souvenirs. The original gelato and soft serve ice cream are especially recommended. The facility features a large semi-spherical dome shaped like a mandarin orange, offering visitors a fun experience. ◇◇◇ Experiences you can enjoy in Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture In Saikai City you can enjoy a variety of experiences broadly categorized as sea experiences, mountain experiences, and craft-making experiences. Here are some examples. ◇ Mandarin-picking experience Saikai City is known as one of the prefecture’s leading mandarin producing regions, and during the harvest season (typically November) you can enjoy mandarin picking. Picking fresh mandarins yourself is popular with families, and you can savor their juicy flavor right away. ◇◇◇ Local specialties of Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture ◇ Unshu mandarins (Satsuma mandarins) Saikai City’s Unshu mandarins enjoy a high reputation nationwide. There are early varieties such as Haraguchi early mandarin orange (late October to early December) and extra-early varieties such as Iwasaki early mandarin orange (late September to October). Grown in a warm climate and fertile soil, these mandarins are sweet and juicy and signal the arrival of winter. ◇ Oshima Tomatoes Saikai City’s Oshima Tomatoes are known for intense sweetness and acidity and are a popular local specialty (season: February to early May). Their high sugar content makes them taste almost like fruit. These specialties are also popular as hometown tax return gifts. ◇◇◇ Tourist information for Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture Surrounded by rich natural environments with a variety of attractions and experiences, Saikai City offers new discoveries each time you visit. We will continue to share more recommended information about Saikai City on Cool Japan Video, so please look forward to it!!
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  • Saikai
  • Nishi Bijou Peninsula
  • Nagasaki Prefecture
  • Sasebo Bay
  • Omura Bay
  • nagasaki station
  • Agriculture
  • Park
  • Kaihin Park
  • Limestone cave
  • ...and 10 others
Engaru Tourism Association
Sep. 4, 2024
Held in the popular "Engaru Eat" again this year! Held in for two days, Thursday, September 12 and Friday, September 20. You can enjoy the taste of restaurants in the In the town for takeout. This year, it is not a reservation system, and sales start at 11:30 and end as soon as they are gone. This time, the maximum number of 7 stores since the Held in will participate each day. Each lunch box costs 1,000 yen (tax included). If you purchase 2 or more, you will receive an "original picnic sheet". Appreciation of the cosmos in full bloom, spread out a picnic sheet and enjoy ♪ a delicious lunch Limited quantities are bound to sell out! Please purchase as soon as possible!
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  • Hokkaido Prefecture
  • Engaru
  • Okhotsk
  • flower excursion
  • Events
  • Flowers
  • Cosmos (Flower)
  • Sun Hill Engaru Park
  • Gourmet
Nara Tsukigase Tourist Office
Sep. 4, 2024
A typhoon has passed. In Tsukigase, Nara, there is Tsukigase Plum Valley, which was designated as Japan’s first nationally recognized Scenic Spot 100 years ago. During the Plum Festival, held from mid-February through the end of March, many photographers gather from early morning to capture the breathtaking views where the plum groves, the valley, and the sea of clouds meet. However the best time to see Tsukigase Plum Valley is not only in spring. Its fresh green in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy winter landscapes charm visitors through every season. This submission is not of the verdant summer valley but of the sunrise after a typhoon. At first the valley was shrouded in thick river mist, but the fog gradually lifted and the sun began to break through. The way sunlight pierces the shifting mist is truly dramatic. Photo: Yasunori Okamoto
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  • Photo Contest
  • Summer
  • Nara Prefecture
  • Nara City, Nara Prefecture
  • Tsukigase, Nara
  • Great view
  • Ume・Plums
  • Tsukigase Bairin (Nara City)
  • Nature
  • Kansai
  • ...and 10 others
Tokachigawa Onsen Tourist Association
Sep. 2, 2024
Tokachigawa Onsen is home to a rare peat-based hot spring in Japan known as a moor spring. A moor spring is an alkaline hot spring that contains humic substances derived from lignite (sub-bituminous coal), so named because its effects are similar to those of moor baths. Compared with ordinary mineral springs, this type of spring is unusually rare worldwide, making it a precious resource with limited supply. An authentic sample of lignite is on display at the Tokachigawa Onsen Association, so please come and see it! - The spring water at Tokachigawa Onsen is an uncommon peat-based (moor) spring originating from lignite (sub-bituminous coal). It is classified as a mineral spring and is believed to be beneficial for neuralgia, joint pain, and general weakness. A rare sample of lignite is displayed at the Tokachigawa Onsen Tourist Information Center—visitors to Tokachigawa Onsen should definitely check it out!
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