Best Things To Do in Taka cho, Japan
Taka-cho Travel Guide. MUST WATCH. Top 10 things you have to do in Taka-cho. We have sorted Tourist Attractions in Taka-chofor You. Discover Taka-choas per the Traveler Resources given by our Travel Specialists. You will not miss any fun thing to do in Taka-cho.
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Konpira Shrine
Kitaharima Yokamura Park
Aotama Shrine
Katsura Shrine
Gion Shrine
Otoshi Shrine
Ebisu Shrine
Best Things To Do in Akkeshi cho, Japan
Akkeshi-cho Travel Guide. MUST WATCH. Top 10 things you have to do in Akkeshi-cho. We have sorted Tourist Attractions in Akkeshi-chofor You. Discover Akkeshi-choas per the Traveler Resources given by our Travel Specialists. You will not miss any fun thing to do in Akkeshi-cho.
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Cape Aikappu
Bekkanbeushi Wetland
Ayamegahara
Nenohi Park
Akkeshi Boyodai
Aikappu Natural History Museum
Kokutai-ji Temple
Akkeshi Town Local Hall
Akkeshi Prefectural Natural Park
Koya-ji Temple
Bunkyo Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places to Visit
Planning to visit Bunkyo? Check out our Bunkyo Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Bunkyo.
Top Places to visit in Bunkyo:
Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Nezu Shrine, University of Tokyo, LaQua, Yushima Tenmangu, Tokyo Dome, St. Mary's Cathedral Tokyo, Bunkyo Civic Center, Gokokuji Temple, Koishikawa Botanical Garden, The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Toyo Bunko Museum, Statue of Hachiko & Hidesaburo Ueno, Higo-Hosokawa Garden, Yushima Seido
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Saito: The Sushi God of Tokyo
Sushi Saito is a 3 Michelin Star sushi restaurant, and many regard it as the best in Japan. We got to spend the day with Saito, to ask him about his work, and to eat his soul shattering sushi.
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Visit Tokyo 2018 - PRIME Spots!!!
Visit Tokyo 2018 - PRIME Spots!!! Tokyo, Japan has so much to offer a tourist! A visit to Tokyo would not be complete without a visit to these prime spots! We only share our top Tokyo attractions with travel tips and tricks to make your 2018 Tokyo visit the best!
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CU CHI TUNNELS, VIETNAM
Cu Chi Tunnels are an immense network of underground tunnels located in Ho Chi Minh, Saigon known for its role during the Vietnam War or the American War. Today it's an important historical site to visit in Vietnam. Educational day made possible by:
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The Cu Chi Tunnels are an immense network of underground tunnels located in Ho Chi Minh, Saigon. Today the tunnels are preserved and converted into a memorial complex. Here you can learn first hand what it was like during wartime in Vietnam. See how soldiers lived and what tactics were implemented during the war. The tunnels were used by Viet Cong soldiers during combat as well as for housing, hospital, food, and more.
I’m a bit claustrophobic and wasn’t able to climb through too much of the tunnel. But that tunnel was expanded for tourists, back then the soldiers were climbing on their bellies. The conditions of war is rough and it is very difficult for us to grasp what it was like with the present day historical site. But I hope the video provides you with some educational context and encourages you to come here to experience & learn for yourself. Respects to all the soldiers, both Vietnamese and American, that fought in this conflict.
If you’re coming to Ho Chi Minh, I absolutely recommend coming here. This is an important historic site to visit!
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LYLE AND RJ | DIY Travelers : Tokyo Adventures - Day 3 - Edo Lights
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Japan or Korea: Did We Make the Right Choice?
It's been one year since we announced that we were moving to Japan. Now that we look back, did we make the right decision? Do we miss Korea? Where's better for us to live, Korea or Japan?
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Street Food in Japan - Tour of Ameya-Yokocho Market | Budget Japanese Food and Spicy Kebab!
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Ameya-Yokochō Market is a great Japanese street food haven in Tokyo!
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There aren’t too many open air street flea markets in Tokyo anymore, but Ameya-Yokochō located in Ueno district, is one of the few remaining. It’s a market where you’ll find everything and anything - from a fresh wet market to shoes and cosmetics, all open air, and under the Ueno railroad tracks. It also happens to be a great place to sample some budget Japanese street food in Tokyo.
Here’s what I ate on this tour of Ameya-Yokochō Market:
Chirashi don - sashimi rice bowl, quality is not the best, but it is quite budget
Total price - 1,750 JPY ($15.92) for 2
Oyama Meat Pie - this is a little gem, it’s like a little deep fried meat patty - so greasy and so good.
Price - 200 JPY ($1.82)
Izakaya Hamachan - Throughout the market you’ll find plenty of little izakaya’s, Japanese pubs, where you can grab a drink and some food. They are great places to hang out when you’re exploring the food at the market.
Total price - 2,743 JPY ($24.96)
Taiyaki and ice cream - These are two of the most popular Japanese street food sweet snacks. The taiyaki wasn’t the best I’ve had, but the ice cream was quite nice.
Price - 450 JPY ($4.09)
Jumbo Kebab - Believe it or not, doner kebabs are actually one of the most popular street foods to eat at Ameya-Yokochō Market, and I saw mostly Japanese people eating doner kebabs. I ordered the super spicy hot sauce with my doner, and it was just the perfect spicy ending to this street food tour!
Price - 500 JPY ($4.55)
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