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Dining inside the hangar is an irresistible experience for airplane enthusiasts.
The recommended omurice is a type of "Japanese Western cuisine" that originated in Japan and is now one of the elements of Cool Japan spreading worldwide.
Although there are gates and security checks, the surprisingly low crowd inside, thanks to this "high threshold," made it a true hidden gem.
Anyone can enter (no need to board a flight).
The location is Chofu Airport in Tokyo.
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The "hidden gem" of Tokyo Station is the rooftop of KITTE, located right in front of the Yaesu South Exit.
Surprisingly, it's not very crowded, making it a favorite spot where you can relax with a coffee in hand.
As you watch the people passing by, you can quietly sense each individual's pace.
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Hiroshima Prefecture's Miyajima has a hidden gem.
Step away from the bustling main street filled with tourists, and you'll find a quiet back alley like this.
Walking along this path while gazing up at the five-story pagoda feels like a glimpse of the 'hidden gem' that Miyajima gently reveals.
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A quietly extending passageway beneath Shinjuku.
With few people around, it feels like a hidden gem, separated from the hustle and bustle of the city.
In the calm light and reflections, there was an atmosphere reminiscent of a passage leading to a secret base.
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A mosque located near Yoyogi-Uehara Station, at the border of Shinjukuku and Shibuyaku in Tokyo Metropolis.
Visiting is free, and even on holidays, there are few people.
You can also enjoy Turkish coffee at the neighboring restaurant.
As I looked up at the dome, I was enveloped in a strange sensation, as if I were peering into the "structure of the universe."
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PhotoNomado posted.
I took this on Oki Island. The wind was blowing gently.
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I took this photo on Oki Island. It is called Candle Rock.
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Akita Yokote City. Here are photos of spring, which has finally arrived. I felt the beauty and dignified presence of a single cherry blossom that has overcome the heavy snowfall.
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