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Chochikukyo House in Kyoto, designed by Koji Fujii in 1928, blends Japanese tradition with Modernist innovation and sustainability.

Lucky Pierrot in Hakodate combines award-winning burgers, unique themed stores, and a focus on local flavors.

The Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills showcases contemporary art in a dynamic urban setting.

Takeshita Street in Harajuku offers trendy fashion, quirky snacks, and purikura photo booths, embodying Tokyo’s youthful culture.

Route Books Cafe in Ueno offers a blend of coffee, books, and sustainability in a cozy, factory-inspired setting.

Sannō Matsuri is a major mid-June Shinto festival in Tokyo, featuring the grand Shinkosai procession in even-numbered years.

Kanda Myojin Shrine in Tokyo offers centuries of history, spiritual blessings, and the vibrant Kanda Matsuri festival every odd-numbered May.

Blue Bottle Coffee in Kiyosumi Shirakawa offers specialty coffee and a serene setting in Tokyo’s trendy neighborhood.

Itoya in Ginza is a multi-story stationery store offering high-quality pens, papers, and creative supplies, perfect for artists and design lovers.