Savior King who hung with arms stretched wide
The solace of that crimson flood
Let's shout this out together, come on!
With His final breath the Savior cried, ooh
It is finished, it is done
Both Sides | River Valley Worship
'Cause only good things come from You
From beginning to the end
You’re so close
You have never let me down and you won’t
In the valley, in the shadow, I know
You’re so close
You’re so close
Into the Sea | Tasha Layton
Wakayama Prefecture: A Scenic Waterfall – Nachi no Taki (Nachi Falls)
Nachi no Taki (Nachi Falls) is one of the scenic and best waterfalls in Japan. It is also Japan's tallest single-tiered (133 meters high) waterfalls located in Nachikatsuura, Wakayama Prefecture. The Nachi no Taki can be seen from far out on the Pacific Ocean.
Osaka Prefecture: Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine – One of the Most Renowned Shrines
Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine is one of the oldest shrines in Japan, located near the Sumiyoshi Taisha station on the Nankai line, southern Osaka Prefecture, Japan. This is also considered as the main and most famous of over two thousand Sumiyoshi shrines found across Japan.
The place is known for its iconic beautiful bridge called Sorihashi Bridge. A famous steeply arched bridge at the entrance towards the shrine. This bridge is also known as Taikobashi.
The place is known for its iconic beautiful bridge called Sorihashi Bridge. A famous steeply arched bridge at the entrance towards the shrine. This bridge is also known as Taikobashi.
Wakayama Prefecture: Nachi-Katsuura – Town of World Heritage, Onsen and Fresh Tuna
Nachi-Katsuura is a Town of World Heritage located in Wakayama prefecture, Japan. This place is your gateway to Nachi Taisha Falls. This small town is a tuna fishing port (has the highest catch of Tuna in Japan) and best known for its onsen (hot springs).
Wakayama Prefecture: Ethereal Landscape – Koyasan World Heritage
Koyasan (Mount Koya) is one of the World Heritage Sites in Japan, located in Wakayama Prefecture. An ancient place (known to be the center of Shingon Buddhism) where you will see over a hundred thousand tombstones and Buddhist memorials that lined up along the thousand years old cedar trees. Koyasan has the largest cemetery (surrounded by famous mausoleum) in all of Japan.
Hyogo Prefecture: Awajishima Park – Nijigen No Mori
Awaji Island (Awajishima) is located in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The place is recommended for road-trip, nature sightseeing, and relaxation. It is one of the unusual tourist destinations due to accessibility.
One of the recommended experiences in and around Awaji Island is the Nijigen No Mori (Awaji Island Anime Park). This park immerses you into the world of iconic Japanese anime - Naruto. Adults may find the place as a children's park, but for anime and manga fans, this is a place to be. The park offers fun and interactive ninja missions with a reward once accomplished.
Osaka Prefecture: Shinsekai and the Tsutenkaku Tower
Shinsekai is a colorful, energetic, and historic shopping district in Osaka, located in the west of Tennoji Park (2 minutes of walk from Dobutsuen-mae Station). The place is also known for its iconic Tsutenkaku Tower, the nostalgia-evoking symbol of Shinsekai.
Shiga Prefecture: Shirahige Shrine - The Hidden Floating Torii Gate
The Shirahige Shrine is a hidden Floating Torii gate (about 2000 years old) in Lake Biwa located in Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. Shirahige means 'White Beard' and the god of this shrine is known as a god of longevity. Locals believe that this Torii gate brings a fortune to their lives, marriages, including life achievements.
Gunma Prefecture: Karuizawa Snow Park and Prince Shopping Plaza | Naganohara
Karuizawa Snow Park is a resort recommended for skiers and snowboarders, mostly for beginners, located in Naganohara, Agatsuma District, Gunma, Japan. The place is also recommended for family activities since it offer wide selection of activities for kids such as snowboarding, skiing, tubing, and riding snow escalator. The snow park also offers outdoor activities and nature trips.
Tokyo Prefecture: teamLab Borderless – Digital Art Museum
The teamLab Borderless is the world’s first digital art museum that was opened to the public last June 2018 and is located in Aomi Station, Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan. It showcases a world of artworks without boundaries and maps.
