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TF Flashback: A Whirlwind Tour of Five Prefectures In Japan’s Northern Region (2018)

Posted on October 15, 2023 by tokyofox

Just five weeks after my previous trip to Japan’s Tōhoku region in the north of Japan I was back for a more widespread adventure taking in five prefectures including four that I had never previously visited. All of this … Continue reading →

Posted in Food & Drink, Japan Travel, Quirky Japan | Tagged Aizu Jibo Daikannon Statue, Akita Prefectural Gymnasium, Genbikei Gorge, giant watermelon gas tank, how to get to Pyramid Onsen, Kizukuri Station, Nukazawa Station, Osaki Civic Hall, Pyramid Onsen, Sazae-do Temple, Takayama Inari-Jinja Shrine, Takkoku no Iwaya, the birthplace of Hachiko | Leave a comment

Modern Architecture Outside of Tokyo #2 – Tōhoku & Tochigi

Posted on June 27, 2023 by tokyofox

For over a decade Tokyo Fox has focused on the modern architecture of Tokyo with a long-running ten part series featuring over 100 interesting-looking buildings. During that time I have also taken photos of some unique structures outside of … Continue reading →

Posted in Quirky Japan | Tagged modern architecture Japan, Mōka Station, Osaki Civic Hall, Pyramid Onsen, Sagae City Office, Sazae-do Temple, the station that looks like a train, things to do in Tochigi prefecture, tohoku tour of Japan | 4 Comments

Tag Archives: Sazae-do Temple

TF Flashback: A Whirlwind Tour of Five Prefectures In Japan’s Northern Region (2018)

Modern Architecture Outside of Tokyo #2 – Tōhoku & Tochigi

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