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Hiroshima
It was such a historical city.
It was also the city that my grandpa grew up in.
Miyajima Island was by far one of my favorite places of the entire trip.
It was so serene and we were lucky it was such a beautiful day.
I'd love to bring my parents there when I go next time.
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I was only able to get footage of Nara and the deer that day,
but we also went to a place and learned how to make manju in Kyoto.
Kyoto definitely has a more mellow feeling than Tokyo.
But, it still has some large shopping malls that are very modern and expansive.
I think I like Kyoto just as much as Tokyo, but in different ways~
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Osaka Castle, the Golden Pavilion, Nijou Castle, and Kiyomizu-dera.
All of them were stunning with their own unique charm.
I find it funny that the photos of mine I like the most aren't of the actual
castles or temples, but, instead, they're of the people and streets.
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The Edo Tokyo Museum, Harajuku, Shibuya, and yummilicious beef tongue.
A good mix of learning, shopping, and eating!
I enjoy people watching.
From the students wandering around the museum,
to the people dressed up in different outfits in Harajuku,
to the countless amount of people walking through Shibuya.
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Our second day in Tokyo was spent using the subways
and visiting the Skytree, Ameyokocho, Tokyo Station, and Ginza.
Traveling on subways is still one of my favorite things to do in Tokyo
besides walking through the streets of the city.
My favorite thing that I got to see that day was the view from the top of the Skytree.
It was so breathtaking, I could barely take my eyes off the horizon.
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My grandparents gave me the opportunity to go to Japan
with them, my two cousins, and a few others. I'm so grateful I decided to go!
Here's the first video of many of my wonderful adventures in Japan~
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The first day consisted of traveling, finding the hotel, and recovering from the jet lag. Then, after a good night's sleep, we jumped right into the sightseeing. Our group had set up a bus tour of Tokyo and we got to stop at many well-known places such as Meiji Shrine, the Imperial Palace, Asakusa, and Odaiba.
It was a fun experience, but I don't think bus tours or tours in general are my thing. I prefer to visit places and take everything in on my own time. But, I thought it was perfect for our first day in Japan. I had a good time and even though our time in each area was limited, we used it perfectly.
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