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  Nagasaki: Quiet Islands where Cultures Collide

  Kyushu

  Nagasaki, part of Kyushu and located on the Southwestern tip of Japan, has been a center for cultural exchange for centuries. From the historical architecture that dots the miles of coastline to the flavors of everyday life, Nagasaki has been molded and defined by its connection to the world outside Japan.
  

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  Discover Kochi’s Shimanto Region on the Rail Less Traveled

  Shikoku

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  Drift Ice

  Hokkaido

  Breathtaking views of the ocean covered in white ice

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  Kamuiwakka Hot Waterfall

  Hokkaido

  A river fed by hot springs from Mt. Iou, one of the world’s rare sulfur volcanoes

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  Ontake Ropeway

  Central Japan

  Enjoy a relaxing world above the clouds

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  Kiso Uma no Sato

  Central Japan

  Meet the native horses that have lived alongside the people of Kiso

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  Wood Egg Okonomiyaki Museum

  West Japan

  Oko-mmunicate with okonomiyaki

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  Hanayome Noren Museum (Bridal Curtain Museum)

  West Japan

  Protecting the traditional beauty of a wedding culture passed down over more than 100 years

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  Oboke Ravine Pleasure Boat

  Shikoku

  A ravine carved over about 200 million years

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  Hagiyaki Kaikan

  West Japan

  Pottery experiences that convey the life of the Edo period

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  Higashi Chaya District

  West Japan

  Kanazawa also offers the opportunity to encounter geiko