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    • Dewa-Sanzan(Mountain worship) in Summer Itinerary
    • Sanriku-Coast in Summer Itinerary
    • Iwate in Summer Itinerary
    • Yamagata in Summer Itinerary
  • Itinerary except for TOHOKU district
    • Ibaraki Prefecture is more like the Kanto (Metropolitan area) side than the countryside
    • Oita Prefecture is a jumble of fun things to do
    • In Nagasaki, today again, I met the snowy day
    • Which is the land where God’s grandson descended to earth?
    • The land of Kai, dominated by Warload Takeda Shingen
    • Calm your body in the hot summer with forest bathing and fermented foods
    • What did newlywed couples once aim for in Miyazaki?
    • To enjoy spring for a long time
    • Visiting Zenkoji Temple being pulled by chestnut sweets
    • Follow the path of the Gods in Oita
    • Daisetsuzan, a mountain that everyone admires
    • Follow the path of the gods in Kumamoto
    • Something before reaching Chichibu
    • Everyday is resort living, Yatsugatake
    • Pilgrimage and indigo dyeing
    • Hiroshima is more than just World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine
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