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The much-awaited Japan Tourism & Products Expo is back in full swing, with active involvement from all of Japan’s prefectures and numerous private enterprises. Each booth not only provides useful travel tips, tastings of regional specialties, and fun interactive games, but the stage area also hosts a variety of exciting activities and performances that everyone can enjoy together and win prizes at!This year’s event runs from June 22 to June 24, located on the first-floor lobby of Taipei Main Station. Quickly gather your friends and join in the fun!
Besides having fun exploring the booths and sampling treats at the Japan Tourism & Products Expo, don’t miss out on an amazing value ticket deal!Friends planning a trip to Tokyo, take note—aside from city sightseeing and shopping, one of the hottest new ways to explore recently is to extend your trip to nearby areas for one to two days, and among them, the Miura Region is highly recommended.
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The Miura Region can be reached from Tokyo in just one hour via the Keikyu Line, making it a popular suburban getaway destination for Japanese locals on holidays. It’s perfect for a day trip, with both the eastern and western coasts offering sunset spots featuring Mt. Fuji—great for photos and memories.
Travel safely and happily aboard the Keikyu Bus.
The eastern coast of the Miura Region boasts a rich natural environment, where endless blue skies and seas bring an unbeatable mood boost. Getting to feast on the freshest tuna is something to truly look forward to. Just a 30-minute bus ride from Mishima-kō Station takes you to Shima Island, the largest natural island in Kanagawa Prefecture. The entire island has been rated as a two-star attraction in the French travel guide “Japan Michelin Green Guide,” and spots like the island’s natural hot springs and Uma no Atama Cave Gate are perfect for relaxation.
It’s easy to plan a soothing hot spring trip that melts away fatigue.
It’s recommended to purchase the Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket, which allows convenient travel via the Keikyu railway and bus systems. Choose a morning to visit the Mishima Fisheries Wholesale Market, where you can watch the freshest tuna being sold up close—a scene you won’t see at Tsukiji or other fish markets!Take a sightseeing boat through Tokyo Bay to see a variety of fish species, then pick a favorite restaurant to enjoy some of the freshest tuna dishes. It’s a huge treat for both the soul and the appetite.
With rapid-freezing technology at minus sixty degrees, offshore catches stay fresh for a long time. On average, five to six hundred tuna are sold every morning.
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