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Abhi Sen
Oct. 31, 2022
Bandai Azuma skyline in Fukushima is one of the most popular scenic driving route in Japan. Last weekend we went to enjoy this area and drive in skyline, lake line and golden line. It was an amazing experience. The roads are now fully covered with autumn colors. And the the top side of the sky line there is crater, marshland rough stony area and lot of sulpher smell. This photo was taken near the jogodaira in Bandai azuma skyline. I really enjoyed this places and hope you all will like it. If you have any chance please visit Fukushima
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Ewan Yoshikawa
Oct. 30, 2022
I took this at a traditional salmon shop in Murakami city, Niigata. Late fall is the season of salmon. The sunlight was like a spotlight shining on the main character of the city, salmon. Imagning the effort put into this, I could feel the pride and love for salmon of the city. They have a restaurant serving traditional salmon dishes. It's called Sennenzake Kikkawa. The waitress will explain every dish and what's unique about the salmon from Murakami city, which was really interesting.
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開智国際日本語学校(Kaichi International School of Japanese)
Oct. 24, 2022
[Englsih/日本語] Cafe Kojika is a 10-minute walk from Hachioji Station. The interior of Cafe Kojika is decorated in a 1970s style, so you can enjoy a meal inside an old Japanese house. Most items cost a single coin, and they were very tasty 😊 My top recommendation is the cream soda. You can have a juice made in your favorite color. Many international students want to try a homestay. However, because of the coronavirus, they have no chance to do a homestay, so I recommend this kind of old-house cafe to such students. A ten-minute walk from Hachioji Station, Cafe Kojika recreates a 1970s interior so you can dine in the atmosphere of an old Japanese home. Many menu items are priced at one coin, and the food was very good 😊 The cream soda is my number-one pick, and they will make a juice in whatever color you like. Many exchange students are eager to experience homestay life. But with the coronavirus preventing homestays, I suggest this sort of traditional house cafe to those students.
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