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Nageiredo Hall is coined as Japan’s most hazardous national treasure. It is a wooden hall perched high on the cliffside of Mount Mitoku in Tottori prefecture. This structural wonder clings to the rocky cliff edge above the ravine beneath, which gives off an illusion that defies the laws of physics. Nageiredo Hall is a part of Sanbutsuji Temple and has been in existence for more than a thousand years, rightfully earning its place as a National Treasure of Japan. The title “Nageiredo” makes much more sense upon seeing the hall. There is a theory that someone long ago with supernatural powers ess...
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The Tottori Sand Museum is the world’s only indoor museum dedicated to the art of sand sculptures. Though Tottori is Japan’s least populous prefecture, its Sand Museum has become a hotspot for sculptors from around the world, featured in global news outlets like The New York Times. The installations are made with leftover sand from the nearby Tottori Sand Dunes, a national park with camel photo ops and dunes so steep that climbing them might feel like impromptu training for a Mount Fuji ascent. Around the world in sandThe Sand Museum opened in Tottori in 2006 with an outdoor exhibition with It...
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