Izushi – The “Little Kyoto” Castle Town
Often referred to as the “Little Kyoto of Tajima”, Izushi preserves the charm of its past, offering visitors a unique experience that travels back in time, captivating those who enter this town.
Often referred to as the “Little Kyoto of Tajima”, Izushi preserves the charm of its past, offering visitors a unique experience that travels back in time, captivating those who enter this town.
Running from September 5th to November 4th, USJ is hosting its popular annual Halloween Horror Nights event, providing a full program of “scary-fun” activities.
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