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Located in Minato Mirai District of Yokohama, the Cup Noodles Museum is an interactive museum showing the history of instant ramen noodles, also making your own cup noodle!
At the annual Azalea festival held each spring, the azalea garden at Nezu Shrine becomes the shrine’s main attraction.
Tokyo’s only kosher certified restaurant, Chana’s Place, opened to the public in 2015 in the Takanawa neighborhood in central Tokyo.
Naritaya, a restaurant that serves halal as well as vegetarian ramen, is like an oasis in a desert for those with dietary restrictions.
Each time of the year has a different island flavor, when we flock up Miyajima mountain to Shishiiwa Observatory to take stock of nature.
Far to the west in Yamaguchi prefecture is the wonderful city of Iwakuni. From here, enjoy a spectacular view and history that Iwakuni Castle has to offer.
Want to enjoy a relaxing hot bath while being entranced by a wonderful sea view? Miharashi Onsen gives you exactly what you’re looking for.
