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Shisa, a blend of lion and dog from Okinawan mythology, are protective guardians often seen in pairs at homes and gates.

Ootoya Teishoku offers affordable Japanese set meals, featuring a main dish, miso soup, rice, and side dishes in a casual dining setting.

Kiyosumi Gardens blends Edo history with natural beauty, featuring stepping stone paths, landscape stones, and serene pond views.

Kakigori, Japan’s fluffy shaved ice dessert, is a summer essential topped with unique flavors and a rich history.

Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park features the Peace Memorial Museum and the A-Bomb Dome, preserving history and promoting global peace.

Shinsekai in Osaka blends retro charm with modern attractions, featuring Tsutenkaku Tower, kushikatsu eateries, and vibrant streets.

Tokyo Tower, a 333-meter landmark, features observation decks, seasonal illuminations, and attractions at its base.

The Hachiko Statue in Shibuya commemorates the loyalty of an Akita dog who waited daily for his owner, becoming a beloved landmark near Shibuya Station.

Upopoy in Hokkaido is a national center for Ainu culture, offering museums, workshops, and interactive experiences to celebrate and preserve the traditions of Japan’s indigenous people.