Japan’s Hidden Route 2026 - 10 Days Documentary
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"I’ve been to Japan over six times, but the usual spots — Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Mt. Fuji — are just too crowded now. So for this trip, I wanted to explore the hidden side of Japan. Over 10 days, I discovered quiet streets, timeless villages, and serene landscapes you won’t find in typical guidebooks. From the historic streets of Hiroshima and the peaceful island of Miyajima, to the mountain town of Takayama and the traditional villages of Hida and Shirakawa-go. I wandered through Matsumoto with its iconic castle, strolled the charming post town of Narai-juku, walked beneath the giant cedars at Togakushi Shrine in Nagano, met the famous snow monkeys in Yamanouchi, and finished my journey in Tokyo before flying home. Along the way, I discovered local markets, hidden cafes, quiet shrines, and relaxing hot springs — a trip that truly felt like uncovering a side of Japan few get to see."
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