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From the NORU bicycle shop in Kyoto, visitors can visit a mix most well beautiful scenery, hidden gems, and underrated scenery. Start by visiting famous temples and shrines like Kinkakuji, Kitano Tenmagu, and Koto-in.

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The "Seven Stars in Kyushu" Cruise Train was made to give guests a warm welcome and show them the best of Kyushu, which has a lot of nature, food, culture, and history to offer.

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The Train Suite Shiki-shima has a sophisticated champagne gold exterior and a modern, futuristic design. It uses the E001 series vehicle. The train's interior is elegantly designed with a mix of traditional Japanese craftwork and modern designs.

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While travelling toward Yamagata on the Yamagata bullet train, tourists get the opportunity to relax with an ashiyu footbath and take in the surrounding natural beauty. The Yamagata Prefecture is blessed with a variety of natural attractions, including mountains and the ocean. Hence, the journey to the prefectural capital may be just as soothing as the footbath that is being provided on this ride.

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The Hello Kitty Shinkansen is the most adorable bullet train. It is the type of Shinkansen that travels at the slowest speed and stops at every station along the route. These stations include well-known cities like Himeji and Hiroshima.

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This water-themed bike ride in Kyoto takes you along the Kamo River, where you can dip your toes in the clear water. Then, ride your bike to a shrine that is 2,000 years old and is surrounded by an old forest. This is where the water for the Kamo River comes from. Tourists can learn about how water is used in Kyoto. Walk through an area that used to be a red-light district, stop briefly at the Yakuza's headquarters, and catch a glimpse of the floating world of Kyoto's geishas and maikos.

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The open-top double-decker buses operated by SKY BUS TOKYO are used for both guided and hop-on tours that take place all over Tokyo. It is possible to see all of Tokyo's must-visit landmarks in a short amount of time while yet maintaining a high level of efficiency, freeing up extra time in your itinerary for other activities.

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When travelling through Japan, taking the water bus, which is sometimes referred to as the Tokyo Cruise, is a convenient method to get about Tokyo. It is possible to see many of Tokyo's most famous attractions, including as Asakusa and Odaiba, along this path. This ride will slowly go along the Sumida River, giving people a chance to see a different side of Tokyo. When these buses stop running at night, the Yurikamome Monorail Line is a good way to get back to Odaiba. This way, travellers can see Odaiba all lit up. It's almost like going to Disney World as an adult.

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Simply riding this bus and getting a taste of the nostalgic atmosphere that it exudes is an experience in and of itself for the traveller. In addition to that, the bus driver will take you on a trip down memory lane. The bus driver will talk about the areas that passengers will pass while exhibiting historical images of those spots from the past while he or she is supplied with some enlarged photos from the past. This is an effort to assist tourists in visualising the history that the guide is referring to. The ride on this bus doubles as a sightseeing excursion as well as a means of transportation.

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The carefully-crafted itineraries of Seven Stars in Kyushu allow travellers to enjoy the best of the on-board experience as well as being able to explore the scenery outside the train and meet local people. Seven Stars in Kyushu is not just a train but a showcase for the best of Japanese artistry; even the washbasins are limited edition porcelain. 

Seven Stars is about the living soul of the island of Kyushu Japan, with close connections to communities along the way.

Quote from a Client: "Let me rhapsodize! We have been on 10 luxury trains and this is, by far, the roomiest and comfortable of them all. The beautiful sinks alone are worth a sightseeing tour (each one different). The bathroom is large and a joy. The closet is even bigger than most. The food is brought onto the train by different chefs each day. They are always beautifully presented and delicious. We had a translator, sometimes two, always at our side on the sightseeing times."

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