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Sagamihara – Home to Japan’s vending machine park

There are many reasons to visit the beautiful coastal city of Sagamihara, but this vending machine park tops the list!

Don Quijote is essentially the Costco of Japan. You can find electronics, clothes, groceries, and more wherever you see the big blue penguin!

Keeping it “old school” despite technological advancements is what makes Japan so appealing, and Akihabara’s milk stand is a living example.

Uobei Shibuya Dougenzaka is quite possibly the best sushi train I’ve ever been to. They deliver affordability, quality, and generous servings!

Tokyo offers some of the most stunning views in all of Japan. Here are my top 5 personal favorites, some of which you likely haven’t heard of!

Beyond its vibrant cities and beautiful landscapes, Sendai is a vast prefecture rich in history that dates back to the Edo-Japan period.

Filled with thick double meat, melted cheddar cheese, and a special Japanese-inspired sauce, the Samurai Mac is a must-try McDonald’s burger!

“Combinis” or convenience stores in Japan are known for low prices and nutritious foods. Here’s my special breakfast combini combination!

Nara

One of the best things about Nara Park is that it doesn’t cost a cent to interact with the local deer in their natural habitat.

There are many countries where the spirit of Halloween is nowhere to be seen, heard, or felt, but Japan is certainly not one of them!

Nagano is known for its beautiful snowy hilltops and rich historical temples and is the best place to be for Japan’s winter season!

Shibuya is essentially the “New York” of Japan. As the busiest commercial city in Tokyo, it’s also a major tourist attraction for foreigners.