北海道＞苫小牧市

The Large Pond in the North Tomakomai Research Forest, where the Boar God might live

北海道＞江別市

Riverbank Promenade Along the Ishikari River

北海道＞苫小牧市

Hokkaido University Tomakomai Research Forest: Experience the Mysteries of the Forest

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近畿＞三重県＞伊勢市

The famous Ise Shrine

関東＞神奈川県＞横浜市旭区

The strikingly picturesque red-and-white steel tower at Oiwake Citizens' Forest

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関東＞東京都＞江東区

CASICA: Stylish Interiors & Delicious Food

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関東＞千葉県＞市川市

Cutting beside Kounodai 4-chome Green Space

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関東＞東京都＞杉並区

Kanda River Promenade in the Fujimigaoka to Kugayama Area along the Inokashira Line

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関東＞埼玉県＞川越市

Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, the principal guardian shrine of Kawagoe, founded in 541

関東＞神奈川県＞相模原市緑区

Scenery along the river near Sagamihara Municipal Hirota Elementary School

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関東＞東京都＞世田谷区

Super Cool Original Goods Store! TENT's TEMPO

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北海道＞茅部郡森町

Gachapin Limited Edition Seafood Bowl in Mori Town

The nostalgic and warm shrine of Prince Yamato Takeru, symbolizing Nezu

Nezu Shrine is known for many reasons: it is said to have been founded by Yamato Takeru about 1,900 years ago, it is one of the Tokyo Ten Shrines, and it has connections to literary masters like Mori Ōgai and Natsume Sōseki. The shrine grounds have a very charming layout, and the thousand torii gates at the subsidiary shrine, Otome Inari Shrine, are especially popular. Much like the neighborhood of Nezu itself, the shrine is enveloped in a nostalgic warmth. Furthermore, a crowdfunding project is underway to relocate Mori Ōgai's former residence from the Suigetsu Hotel Ōgaisō—which closed due to the pandemic—to Nezu Shrine. Those interested in Nezu Shrine or Mori Ōgai are encouraged to learn more about this project.

Nezu Shrine

関東＞東京都＞文京区神社・寺のほほん