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⑥Meiji Era Nara In Nara, a city rich in history and culture, the Meiji era marks a period of modernization that subtly blends with its ancient heritage. Although Nara is best known for its classical Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines fr...

⑤Exploring Kobe’s Meiji Kobe's Meiji Era tourist sites feature a unique blend of Western influence and traditional Japanese culture, reflecting the city's status as one of the first Japanese ports to open to foreign trade. Many of these ...

④YOKOHAMA　IN KANAGAWA Red Brick Warehouse One of Yokohama's famous tourist attractions is the Red Brick Warehouse. Building No. 2 was built in 1911 and Building No. 1 in 1913 as a national bonded warehouse. The later No. 1 building was ...

This week, I've featured three places: Nagasaki, Hokkaido, and Yokohama. Enjoy a journey that feels like a time slip back to the Meiji era. 　During the Meiji era in Japan, which lasted from 1868 to 1912, the country underwent significan...

Starting April 2024, a new feature, "Ranking Japan Special," will launch. This month, we're focusing on the top 10 tourist destinations where you can experience Japan's Meiji era. Japan is home to numerous historical sites, but our focus...

Starting April 2024, a new feature, "Ranking Japan Special," will launch. This month, we're focusing on the top 10 tourist destinations where you can experience Japan's Meiji era. Japan is home to numerous historical sites, but our focus...

This week, I've featured three places: Nagasaki, Hokkaido, and Yokohama. Enjoy a journey that feels like a time slip back to the Meiji era. 　During the Meiji era in Japan, which lasted from 1868 to 1912, the country underwent significan...

⑥Meiji Era Nara In Nara, a city rich in history and culture, the Meiji era marks a period of modernization that subtly blends with its ancient heritage. Although Nara is best known for its classical Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines fr...

④YOKOHAMA　IN KANAGAWA Red Brick Warehouse One of Yokohama's famous tourist attractions is the Red Brick Warehouse. Building No. 2 was built in 1911 and Building No. 1 in 1913 as a national bonded warehouse. The later No. 1 building was ...

⑤Exploring Kobe’s Meiji Kobe's Meiji Era tourist sites feature a unique blend of Western influence and traditional Japanese culture, reflecting the city's status as one of the first Japanese ports to open to foreign trade. Many of these ...