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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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稽照殿
Yamagata
Yamagata
稽照殿
Located within the grounds of Keishoden at the former inner citadel site of Yonezawa Castle and adjacent to Uesugi Shrine, this museum preserves valuable cultural treasures associated with Uesugi Kenshin, Uesugi Kagekatsu, Naoe Kanetsugu, and Uesugi Harunori, including historical documents, arms and armor, calligraphy, paintings, ceramics, and lacquerware. Magnificent suits of armor and swords used during the Sengoku period can be viewed at close range, offering a vivid glimpse into the era. The name Keishoden derives from the phrase "Keiko Shokon" in the preface to the Kojiki, expressing the idea of studying the past to illuminate the present and guide the future. The collection provides a meaningful introduction to the history and cultural legacy of the Uesugi clan.
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Gifu
Hida Takayama Town Experience Exchange Center
2
Tokyo
THE NOTE BAR Omotesando
3
Ishikawa
Animal Café Hyakki Yakō
4
Okayama
Mugenan Bizen Ware Workshop
5
Tokyo
Taihodo Fujimaki Inbou -TAIHODO-, Seal Shop
6
Tokyo
Kohgen Ueno
7
Kanagawa
Hakone Kowakien Yunessun
8
Shizuoka
Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium Coelacanth Museum
9
Hyogo
Arima Kaido Onsen Suzuran no Yu
10
Aomori
Tsugaru Kokeshi Museum
11
Kyoto
Kurama Onsen
12
Aichi
Studio Suzusan
13
Niigata
Lotte Arai Resort
14
Hiroshima
Honoka no Yu, Kitahiroshima
15
Kanagawa
KONICA MINOLTA PLANETARIA YOKOHAMA
16
Ishikawa
Jiyukajin Mizuhiki Museum
17
Osaka
Dogtail
18
Tokyo
KONICA MINOLTA PLANETARIA TOKYO
19
Hyogo
Kunjudo
20
Ishikawa
Kinpakuya Sakuda Flagship Store
