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Stories from
our Japan travels.
Hokkaido
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Two Hokkaido Sights from Our Travels: Asahiyama Zoo and Goryokaku Tower
Archived sightseeing notes on Asahiyama Zoo, Goryokaku Tower, and the views discussed at Mount Hakodate, with the source’s Google Maps links.
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Futami Suspension Bridge in Winter: A Quiet Walk in Jozankei, Hokkaido
An archived winter visit to Jozankei's Futami Suspension Bridge, with deep snow, hot-spring scenery and the village's kappa folklore. Originally published in February 2022.
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Kochi
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Yusuhara’s Library Above the Clouds: A Kochi Travel Account
A firsthand archived visit to 雲の上の図書館 in Yusuhara, Kochi, with local timber, Kengo Kuma’s design, and the original Google Maps links.
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Tokyo
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Cherry Blossoms Along Tokyo's Meguro River: An April 2022 Travel Account
An archived spring walk along Tokyo's Meguro River, from fallen cherry blossoms on the water to evening scenery near Gotanda. The bloom dates describe the original 2022 visit.
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Okinawa
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American Village, Okinawa: A Seaside Walk with an American Atmosphere
An archived walk through Okinawa’s American Village, its shops, seaside cafes, American atmosphere, and the author’s comparison with San Diego’s Seaport Village.
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Ginowan Marina, Okinawa: Yachts and a Hawaii-Like Atmosphere
An archived visit to Ginowan Marina in central Okinawa, with moored yachts, a relaxed harbor atmosphere, and the original account’s thoughts on the Kerama Islands.
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Cape Hedo, Okinawa: Sea Cliffs and Memories at the Island’s Northern Tip
An archived visit to Okinawa’s Cape Hedo, with limestone cliffs, sea views, prayer sites, and monuments connected with the 1972 reversion to Japanese administration.
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