Hyogo Prefecture is often called a "microcosm of Japan." In the north, it faces the Sea of Japan, while in the south, it opens to the Pacific Ocean through Awaji Island and the Seto Inland Sea.
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Kyoto is known for its rich food culture, shaped by its long history and the beauty of its changing seasons.
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Nara Prefecture, located in the center of the Japanese archipelago, is an inland region surrounded by mountains.
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Osaka has long been known as the "city of kuidaore," which literally means "to eat oneself into ruin," reflecting the city's rich food culture.
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Shiga Prefecture, located in central Japan, is an inland region surrounded by high mountains.
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Wakayama Prefecture was once known as the "Land of Trees." With a warm, rainy climate, over 80% of the land is covered by deep forests.
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