Taya Caves: An Eerie Adventure in Kanagawa
Would you dare venture into a dimly lit cave armed only with a candle?
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The Whirlpools of Naruto in Tokushima
Yes, there’s a town called Naruto in Japan. Its charm? Whirlpools!
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Tonaru: Ehime’s Machu Picchu
The site of a former copper mine, the corroded bricks of Tonaru tell the story of a time past but not forgotten.
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Awashima’s Missing Post Office Keeps Your Undeliverable Letters
Have you ever wanted to write a letter to someone whose address or even name you don’t know? Or perhaps write to someone who has long left this world? The Missing Post Office in Awashima keeps such letters, and it’s open to anyone.
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The Magnificent Ceiling of Enpuku-ji
Not many temples allow you to lie down to take photos of the ceiling. Enpukuji in Choshi does.
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The Train Depot at Nakanocho
The train depot by Nakanocho Station is home to cute vintage trains.
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Puramu no Kuni & the Cave of Terrors: Gunma's Handmade Playground
Among Gunma’s hidden gems is an unpolished playground entirely handmade and surrounded by trees .
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[Permanently Closed] Kawasaki Warehouse: A Visual Treat for Fans of the Decrepit
Located in Kanagawa Prefecture, Kawasaki Warehouse is a game and entertainment center designed to look like the grimy city of Kowloon.
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