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Ivan Ramen is a ramen shop located in Rokakoen specializing in shio ramen.
This quirky room can be found inside the Washington Hotel in Akihabara and is the only one where you can play with toy trains! It has a 30 metre train track mod
Nan Nan is a bistro and bakery, especially popular for their French toast, located right by the Azabujuban metro station.
Onomichi is a scenic town which is also the starting point of the Shimanami Kaido Expressway.
This toy shop specializes in goods from the popular character Snoopy and the Peanuts gang. The shop offers numerous themed items, such as stationary, home good
Saikoro specializes in shoyu ramen, noodles in a clear, brown broth flavored with soy sauce.
Hotel in Chiba, Narita which is only a 12 minute walk from JR Narita Train Station.
The Peak Lounge is a popular upscale cafe located inside the famous Park Hyatt Hotel in Tokyo and offers a great view of the city.
Cotton Club is a venue where you can expect live performances every night, with genres like from soul, rb&b, and jazz. This venue has a large stage is performance based, meaning they offer a variety of things such as a sinner plan pack as well as a souvenirs and gift cards. On the bottom of their website you will see all of the jazz companies that they are affiliated to, as well as future performances, etc. Check this place out for a wholistic jazz experience!
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Kanagawa Prefecture is where you will find the cosmopolitan port town of Yokohama, the ancient political capital, Kamakura, beach resort Enoshima and onsen town
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