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A journey that invites you into the stories surrounding “Tasty Water”-sake, cuisine, Noh theater, sports, and Japanese candles… Each of these experiences will lead you into the depths of Japan’s hidden culture. [4-Night, 5-Day Trip] ・Visit the monument marking the birthplace of Miyamizu ・“Imazu Lighthouse” & Sake commentary and tasting experience at Ozeki Shizuwakan ・Tour of Hanshin Koshien Stadium & Koshien History Museum ・Japanese cuisine: “Dashi”-bonito flake dashi and kelp dashi ・Stroll through Nishinomiya Shrine ・Hand-painting experience with traditional Japanese handmade “wa-rosoku” candles ・Experience and performance of “Noh,” the world’s oldest performing art (Noh, a traditional Japanese art form, has been passed down continuously for approximately 700 years without interruption and is the world’s oldest surviving comprehensive performing art (musical drama). “Noh” has influenced a wide range of performing arts, from Bunraku and Kabuki to opera and contemporary theater. In 2008, “Noh” was designated as Japan’s first UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.)
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