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Even on rainy days, I want to enjoy going out. Admiring art at a museum or refreshing yourself at a hot spring facility are perfect leisure activities on a rainy day. Therefore, we would like to introduce the popular ranking of ``leisure facilities that can be enjoyed on rainy days'' across the country by ``Tabiiro'' readers.
Updated every Monday: Calculated based on number of views over 30 days
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箱根小涌園ユネッサン
Kanagawa
Kanagawa
箱根小涌園ユネッサン
A colorful mix of experiences comes together at this hot spring theme park—swimming in pools, relaxing in natural hot springs, enjoying outdoor activities, savoring generous meals, and browsing for souvenirs. At "Yunessun", the swimwear-friendly hot spring area, visitors find not only a flowing pool but also unique baths such as the wine bath. "Mori no Yu", the authentic day-use onsen, offers scenic open-air baths and private bathing rooms, creating a serene setting for an unhurried hot spring retreat.
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THE NOTE BAR 表参道店
Tokyo
Tokyo
THE NOTE BAR 表参道店
A fragrance shop built on the concept of "linking scent and memory to evoke forgotten moments and emotions." The approximately 60-minute blending experience allows selection from more than 300 fragrances, primarily natural ingredients, followed by guidance from a professional perfumer in creating a custom blend. With around 2.84 million possible combinations, the finished perfume can be personalized with an engraved label. The experience is also well received as a gift or memory keepsake, with English-speaking staff available and delivery to hotels offered.
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コニカミノルタプラネタリアTOKYO
Tokyo
Tokyo
コニカミノルタプラネタリアTOKYO
Located inside the landmark Yurakucho Marion in central Tokyo, this planetarium offers relaxation and entertainment for mature guests. It features two domes: "DOME1," a multipurpose digital dome for immersive visual experiences, and "DOME2," a planetarium dome that projects an exquisitely lifelike night sky. Programs range from artist collaborations to soothing aromatherapy-based shows. A café and shop inspired by the stars and the cosmos are also available.
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大宝堂藤巻印房ーTAIHODOー
Tokyo
Tokyo
大宝堂藤巻印房ーTAIHODOー
"Daihodō Fujimaki Inbō," located approximately 2 minutes from Tokyo Station, is a long-established seal shop with a history of about 80 years. Alongside producing hand-carved seals, now rare even within Tokyo, the shop promotes traditional Japanese seal culture through hands-on workshops. With careful guidance from a "First-Class Seal Engraving Technician", participants create an original seal incorporating preferred designs and personal ideas. The experience is available by reservation.
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鎌倉はんこ
Kanagawa
Kanagawa
鎌倉はんこ
In Kamakura, this long-established seal shop carries on the tradition of handcrafted "Auspicious seals," each carefully engraved by skilled artisans. Guided by the belief in bringing good fortune, the seals are created through shrine blessings and by appraising the stroke count and directional balance of the name. Celebrities, athletes, and business executives from across Japan visit the shop in search of these auspicious seals, with completion taking several months. The shop also works to preserve and share the beauty and significance of Japan’s "seal" culture, and offers a popular hands-on "Make Your Own Seal" workshop.
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大杉神社
Ibaraki
Ibaraki
大杉神社
Osugi Shrine, founded in 767 (the first year of Jingo Keiun) in Awa, Inashiki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is the main shrine of about 670 Osugi Shrines nationwide, and is also affectionately known as "Ambasama." Due to the luxurious decoration of the shrine building, it is called "Nikko Toshogu Shrine of Ibaraki". Known as the "Yumemusubi Daimyojin", there is no end to the number of people who receive prayers for such things as the safety of their families, warding off evil spirits, warding off all directions, warding off stars, and dream-tying (love and fulfillment of wishes). It is said that if you receive the "Dream Fulfillment Prayer" called "Shigoku Mairi" three times a year, in New Year's Day, May, and September, your dreams will become bigger. We recommend a "three-year prayer," in which this prayer is continued for three years.
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香源 上野店
Tokyo
Tokyo
香源 上野店
As the seasons change or you embark on a new chapter in life, we recommend adding a touch of serenity with "living with incense." For those seeking a truly authentic fragrance experience, the best choice is a specialty store where knowledgeable staff can guide you with care. The "Kohgen, Ueno" shares the beauty of Japan’s fragrance culture and history while showcasing its timeless appeal. Inside, you can explore a wide variety of scents, with an incense concierge on hand to recommend fragrances tailored to your preferences. Don’t miss the shop on the first floor, or the "World's Smallest Incense Tool Museum" on the second floor, where rare incense implements and exquisite crafts - seldom seen elsewhere - are on display.
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ART AND CAFE 青山店
Tokyo
Tokyo
ART AND CAFE 青山店
"ART AND CAFE Aoyama", located approximately a 9-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Gaienmae Station, is a new type of workshop where you can enjoy various art experiences. The store's interior is filled with music that enhances the atmosphere, creating a cozy space that heightens your senses. While enjoying carefully selected wines and champagne by a sommelier, you can casually try out "Tarashikomi Art", "Texture Art", and "Alcohol Ink Art" with the attentive guidance of the instructor. All the necessary art supplies are provided, so you can come as you are. In just 120 minutes, you’ll complete a one-of-a-kind artwork to take home and proudly display.
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SLキューロク館
Tochigi
Tochigi
SLキューロク館
The "SL Kyuroku Museum" is a base facility in Moka City, Tochigi Prefecture, located next to the east exit of Moka Railway Moka Station. It was named after the nickname "Kyuroku" of the 9600-type steam locomotive, which appeared in the Taisho era (early 1900s) and continued to run until the last day of steam locomotive operation. On weekends and holidays, get a close-up look at the majestic figure of a preserved steam locomotive running on the approximately 30-meter track within the premises, blowing its nostalgic whistle.
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江戸茶寮 青山店
Tokyo
Tokyo
江戸茶寮 青山店
"Edo Saryo Aoyama", located about a 9-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Gaienmae Station, offers a workshop where you can create your own unique tea utensils. The workshop features "Edo-nuri", a blend of Tokyo's traditional culture and modern art. You can choose the shape of your utensil, mix and layer paints, add patterns, and then let it dry. Beginners are welcome to join with the kind support of experienced instructors. The shop is filled with soothing music and a calm atmosphere that awakens the senses. Once your creation is complete, unwind with a cup of tea and traditional sweets, and enjoy a relaxing, special moment.
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アート アンド カフェ 渋谷店プレミアム
Tokyo
Tokyo
アート アンド カフェ 渋谷店プレミアム
Located about a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station's New South Exit, "ART AND CAFE Shibuya Premium" is in Shibuya, a center of art and culture with a cluster of live music venues and theaters. "PAINT & SIP", a new form of art, cafe, and music popular mainly in the West, offers a sensory awakening experience. Enjoy carefully chosen Burgundy wine by a former sommelier from a three-star restaurant in Ebisu, along with Delamotte, sister maison of the renowned "SALON" champagne, while immersing yourself in select music and art.
12
タスカケ
Chiba
Chiba
タスカケ
Tucked away on a peaceful hillside in Minamiboso City, Chiba Prefecture, art gallery "Tasukake" is surrounded by open skies and gentle greenery. Inside the greenhouse-style space accented with vibrant colored glass, one-of-a-kind artworks and original items are displayed and available for purchase. Drinks and light bites are served among the art-filled surroundings, while the outdoor terrace offers a calm setting to take in the natural landscape, allowing each visit to unfold at an unhurried, personal pace.
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コニカミノルタプラネタリアYOKOHAMA
Kanagawa
Kanagawa
コニカミノルタプラネタリアYOKOHAMA
"Konica Minolta Planetarium", a leader in the Japanese planetarium industry, has opened its fifth planetarium facility in Yokohama. "KONICA MINOLTA PLANETARIA YOKOHAMA" offers visitors passing through the streets of Minato Mirai a glamping-like starry sky experience, where you can enjoy nature in a refined, luxurious atmosphere. The breathtaking visuals offer a deeply immersive experience, as if you were drifting through outer space. With an original drink in hand, enjoy a work that redefines what a planetarium can be - an extraordinary moment unlike anything in everyday life.
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ステンドグラス工房ふぁぶりる
Chiba
Chiba
ステンドグラス工房ふぁぶりる
"Stained Glass Studio Fabril," located about a 5-minute walk from JR and Keisei Electric Railway Matsudo Station, offers custom-made stained glass pieces and hands-on workshops. Orders include original designs such as lamps and photo frames, as well as creations based on chosen images or photographs. The workshops are accessible and suitable for a wide range of participants, from children to adults, whether attending individually, with friends, or as a family.
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ホテルサンバレー那須
Tochigi
Tochigi
ホテルサンバレー那須
This hot spring resort is dotted with nine accommodations, each with its own unique atmosphere, across the vast grounds of the Nasu Highlands. Boasting a variety of hot springs surrounded by nature, it offers a hot spring zone called "Yuyu Tengoku," where day-trip bathing is allowed. There are 18 types of outdoor hot spring pools in the summer, cave baths, power baths, and more, offering fun activities for both children and adults. The recommended dining option is the buffet, which showcases three types of seasonal ingredients: Japanese, Western, and Chinese. The chef’s carefully crafted cuisine offers exquisite flavors. Within the facility lies an art museum, and the hotel itself features a remarkable collection of approximately 3,600 artworks, making it a true highlight. Refresh your mind while taking in the seasonal landscapes with family and friends.
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大宮門街
Saitama
Saitama
大宮門街
This multi-purpose complex, opened in 2022 in Omiya Ward, Saitama City, brings together commercial facilities, offices, and a civic hall. It features restaurants and shops for daily use, a clinic floor, and "RaiBoC Hall", which houses a large hall, meeting rooms, and exhibition spaces. On the first floor, Kadomachi Square occasionally hosts public events and is open for general use.
