JAL​ ​'s recommended tourist guide

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Nowadays, our "oshi" (favorite idol) is a vital part of our daily lives. Idols, characters, sports, animals, architecture... there are many different types of idols, and there are many different ways to support your idol, such as attending their live shows, going on pilgrimages to their sacred places, supporting them on social media, and collecting their goods. Among these, "wishing for your idol" activities, where people visit shrines and power spots to pray for winning tickets or for their idol to succeed, are also attracting attention. In this article, we will introduce a selection of spots around the country that you should visit to improve the luck of your idol and yourself, such as shrines known for bringing good luck to the entertainment industry and cute power spots where you can get amulets in the color of your favorite idol. Why not visit these special places that will support your idol's future and your wishes?

JAL Digital Co., Ltd. [DX Consulting Group] Okami Hello everyone. This time, we will introduce the summer vacation special project of "SoraPro", a next-generation programming education service provided by JAL Digital Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as JALDX), which supports the JAL Group with the power of digital. INDEX ・What is "SoraPro"? ・Here is what is great about the "Summer Vacation Special Project"! Benefit 1 Explore routes that are normally off-limits and observe pilots before their flight! Benefit 2 Get a mini work experience and a "SoraPro" exclusive learning sheet! What is "SoraPro"? "SoraPro" is a next-generation programming education service (JIT ST in 2025)...

Did you know that a small city with a population of about 30,000 located in eastern Nagano Prefecture is now said to be the new Mecca of Japanese wine? The city in question is Tomi City in Nagano Prefecture. The unique flavor of wine born in an ideal terroir (climate) for winemaking, and the wine culture nurtured by the entire community... Two members of the JAL Hometown Support Team visited this symbolic place of this new Japanese wine culture. They got to know the roots of Tomi City's wine, including Japan's first log farm, which is attracting attention from wineries all over Japan.

Tokyo is the city with the most Michelin stars in the world. Not only is there a large number of gourmet restaurants, but the variety of food genres is also one of its attractions. As a result, there are many restaurants where you can enjoy authentic cuisine as it is. In this article, under the supervision of multinational gourmet enthusiast "Ogu Gourmet", we will pick out rare, famous multinational restaurants. We will introduce the recommended menus while touching on the background of each country's culture and history, and convey the charm of undiscovered multinational gourmet.

"#natureneighborhood" has been gaining attention on social media recently. Travel to "great nature" such as mountains, oceans, waterfalls and valleys is gradually gaining popularity, especially among the younger generation, as people want to be healed and refreshed by nature. In this article, we will introduce a carefully selected list of hidden and spectacular spots in Japan that nature lovers "must visit at least once in their life". We will deliver plenty of information, from the overwhelming scenery created by untouched nature, the unique charms of each place, to the recommended seasons for taking great photos. Once again, Japan's nature is amazing. Why not go on a trip that will let you experience that for yourself?

Japan has a variety of festivals rooted in the local community, and it is said that there are about 300,000 of them in total. They vary in content, from parades with portable shrines, Bon Odori, and fire festivals. Because Japan is such a festival-loving country, there may be many people who have heard of the names of festivals but do not know the details of their origins or highlights. In this article, we will introduce the three biggest festivals in each region, including the "Three Biggest Festivals in Japan," "The Three Biggest Festivals in Tohoku," "The Three Biggest Fighting Festivals in Japan," and "The Three Biggest Kunchi (The Three Biggest Autumn Festivals in Kyushu)." If you find a festival that interests you, be sure to visit it and experience it for yourself.

Tsukiji has been supporting Tokyo's food scene for over 80 years. More than 400 specialty shops line the Tsukiji Outer Market (outside the market), with fresh seasonal ingredients and authentic cooking utensils lined up in a small space. With a lineup of long-established restaurants boasting delicious food, it can be said to be one of Japan's leading gourmet spots. Even after Tsukiji Market (also known as the "inside market") moved its role as a central wholesale market to Toyosu, its commitment and quality have not changed.

Atami City in Shizuoka Prefecture has always been bustling with tourists. It is a popular travel destination that can be easily accessed from Haneda Airport in about two hours by train. Atami is known as a treasure trove of fresh seafood sourced from the nearby ports of Numazu and Ito. In particular, the area around Atami Heiwa-dori Shopping Street in front of Atami Station is full of gourmet food to eat on the go, including seafood dishes and popular sweets. What's more, it is an arcade type area, so you can enjoy it regardless of the weather. Based around this shopping street, we will introduce 12 recommended stores with a map. Enjoy a time of eating your way around and filling your stomach and your soul.

Miyajima, one of Japan's Three Most Scenic Views, is a must-see tourist spot when visiting Hiroshima. Itsukushima Shrine on the island is known as a World Heritage Site. There are many delicious gourmet foods around Omotesando Shopping Street on the way to the shrine, and a recommended way to enjoy sightseeing in Miyajima is to have a quick bite and a few drinks. In this article, we have picked out 11 restaurants that are typical of Miyajima, divided into three categories: salty, sweets, and drinks. Enjoy eating your way around the atmospheric streets.

Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, is known as "Little Edo" because it is dotted with historical sites related to Edo Castle and other spots that still retain the atmosphere of the time, and it also has a festival with floats influenced by the Edo Tenka Festival, a festival officially recognized by the shogun. Kawagoe Station and Honkawagoe Station are about an hour and 40 minutes by train from Haneda Airport, and the streets lined with atmospheric storehouse-style buildings are filled with restaurants, making it a popular food spot. We will introduce 15 of the latest gourmet restaurants, including a map, centered around Kawagoe's main street, Kawagoe Ichibangai Shopping Street.

Japan Airlines [West Japan Branch] Ishii Hello everyone, I'm Ishii, a flight attendant in charge of Hyogo Prefecture as a JAL Hometown Ambassador for the West Japan Branch. Have you ever visited the Tajima area, where you can enjoy rich nature, history, culture, and food? One of the most famous attractions is Kinosaki Onsen. In winter, you can enjoy outdoor baths in the snowy scenery and enjoy gourmet food such as Matsuba crab. Just before winter, Tajima is in full swing. Do you know about the Toyooka Theater Festival, which will be held again this year from September 11th (Thursday) to 23rd (Tuesday, national holiday)? Today, I would like to introduce you to the new charms of the Tajima area. INDEX ・The history and charm of the Toyooka Theater Festival ・A diverse program is available ・Future prospects for the festival Toyooka Theater Festival...