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📍 Niigata, Japan 📅 July 15-17, 2023 00:25 Car rental 21,310yen/3 days 03:50 Kiyotsu Gorge (清津峡) | Tunnel of Light(清津峡渓谷トンネル 1000yen/person “Kiyotsu Gorge stands alongside Kurobe Gorge and Osugidani Valley as one of Japan's three great canyons.” 13:01 Bijin Bayashi Forest (美人林) 15:00 Hoshitouge Terraced Rice Field (星峠の棚田) 20:08 たつみ (dinner) Dinner teishoku meals around ¥1500~ Closes at 9PM Google maps: https://goo.gl/maps/WevHfeqecWYx8rhV6 21:24 free camping ground at Nagaokashi Mishima Osugi Park (長岡市三島 大杉公園) 27:38 Shinano River (信濃川) or Chikuma River (千曲川) The Shinano River, known as the Chikuma River in its upper reaches, is the longest and widest river in Japan. 28:13 Nishikigoi Village (Nishikigoi no sato) (錦鯉の里) 520yen/person 33:28 food trip at Teradomari Street Market (Sakana no Ameyoko) 魚の市場通り 42:49 Yahiko jinja (弥彦神社) 49:06 Sanjo Blacksmith Dojo (三条鍛冶道場) 1000yen/person paper knife making 53:47 Imayotsukasa Sake Brewery (今代司酒造(株) 1000yen for 15 kinds of sake tasting 57:04 Niigata Manga Animation Museum (My least favorite place in Niigata is this one, and as an anime fan, I don't recommend it at all.) 1:08:37 Midama-fudōson Midama-fudōson was undoubtedly the best place we’ve been to so far in Niigata and, in fact, one of the most beautiful and best locations I’ve visited in all of Japan, and that’s saying a lot as someone who has traveled to all 47 prefectures. If you only have time to visit one spot in the entire region, make sure it’s this one. The place exudes an incredibly sacred energy that you can truly feel when you’re there. Surprisingly, or perhaps not so surprisingly, there were only six of us, three couples, in the entire temple grounds. It’s just one of those hidden gems that you won’t find mentioned at all in travel blogs, and I sincerely hope it remains that way—we just stumbled upon it by chance because it’s only a 15-minute drive from Tsunan Sunflower Field, where we originally intended to go. The experience was beyond amazing and beautiful; I was so moved that I literally wanted to cry as we stepped inside and witnessed this Buddhist shrine. I’m filled with immense gratitude towards those managing the temple, as they don’t seem to expect anything in return, not even requiring entrance fees. 1:20:51 Naena Falls 1:25:15 Nagashi-soumen 3640yen/2 people lunch 1:30:28 Imori-ike Pond, Myoko-Togakushi Renzan National Park 1:32:16 Tsubame Onsen ---- Must eats from Niigata: • Koshi-hikari rice • Hegi soba • Sasa-dango • Noppe stew • Suruten • Poppo-yaki • Murakami beef • Tare katsudon Here's the list of some of the locations we have visited: 1 Kiyotsu Gorge + Tunnel of Light 2 Bijin Bayashi Forest 3 Hoshitouge Terraced Rice Field 4 たつみ (Japanese restaurant) 5 Nagaokashi Mishima Osugi Park (free camping ground) 6 Nishikigoi Village 7 Teradomari Street Market (Sakana no Ameyoko) 魚の市場通り 8 Yahiko Shrine 9 Sanjo Blacksmith Dojo 10 Imayotsukasa Sake Brewery 11 Niigata Manga Animation Museum 12 Furumachi-dori 13 ピッツェリア・ダ・ヴィットーリア (Italian restaurant) 14 Tsunan Sunflower Field 15 Midama-fudōson 16 Shinano | Chikuma River (Japan's longest river) 17 Naena Falls 18 Imori-ike Pond, Myoko-Togakushi Renzan National Park 19 Tsubame Onsen —— Niigata Manga Animation Museum I don’t recommend going here; there's nothing to see. It's not the "anime museum" you would expect. There are only two rooms: the first room is filled with only photos of animes, and the other is equally boring. It's not worth paying 900yen and finding parking just to enter this place. Naena Falls, the fishing place near the falls, is too expensive even for Japanese standards. It costs 3500 yen per fishing rod, and you can catch 5 fish, but this doesn't include cooking. We have experienced catching the same fish for 200-300 yen per fish in other places. It’s a tourist trap. —— Hi there! I'm Vimmy, a Filipina living in Japan for 8 years. I love traveling, both within Japan and internationally. I've been lucky to explore all 47 prefectures of Japan (and 30+ countries). Our next trip is to Miyakojima-Zamami and Okinawa on July 27, 2023. Thanks for reading!