/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

So im doing a report on an area of Japan and I was wondering if there are any underrated/obscure places which /jp/ might like to go to if they were in Japan. Extra points if you say a location in the countryside.

[Anonymous No.]

An empty field in the countryside.

[HelenXonpool !a0yHhBwvus No.]

Reigando cave and the grave of Musashi.

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Onomichi, Hiroshima

Mostly because it's the setting for Kamichu.
But also a fairly nice little ex-shipyard with a disproportionate number of temples and shrines and the residences of several important 20th Cent poets. (One of them quoted on the rock in pic.)

[Anonymous No.]

I was thinking Sapporo but it seems kinda overrated.

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>>2059413
heh, I've been to Onomichi and went to the temple they used for the Kamichu op

very nice laid-back town but it was the middle of august and godawfully humid

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>>2059413
Interesting. I'm not OP, but the setting for Kamichu really stood out to me. So I appreciate that piece of information in case I get the chance to drop by and take pictures someday.

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>>2059426
>>2059413
Oh, that seems really nice. Maybe a summer time exploration is in order.

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>>2059413
OP here, looks like a really nice place. So is it best known for its temples?

[Anonymous No.]

Akihabara.

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>>2059455

I think it's best known for just being a picturesque coastal town in Hiroshima.

Also featured in Ozu's Tokyo Story.

[Anonymous No.]

YES, HINAMIZAWA

[Klein !Klan7ih6Qs No.]

>>2059467
Sage for off topic, but best Ozu film.

[Anonymous No.]

Amusingly, America is oddly littered by pagodas.

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>>2059487

More so on the west coast than on the east. However, Pennsylvania has several, and one of particular beautiful construction and landscaping has become a rather legendary restaurant.

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>>2059479

Not good.
Gas leaks.
Murders.
Death.

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>>2059487
It's also filled with panic and dogs.

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>>2059479
I went there. Even begged a guide to Hinamizawa for Higurashi fags off some guys who were hanging around at the 'Furude' shrine. Sadly I was short on sleep so I left the camera on the wrong ISO all fucking day. All pictures are overexposed.

...mybrotherrapedakidwalkinghomefromschooltoday.jpg?

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>>2059521
I guess you could call America a 'wan wan panic'?

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>>2059524
That's what you get.

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>>2059551
what?

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>>2059487
America is littered by everything. It's HUGE! It has HUGE GUTS, and lots of empty space for loonies to build things for whatever reason. You could spend three lifetimes exploring it, and not find all the weird shit.

[Anonymous No.]

Do the report on Gensokyo.

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>>2059622

Yeah, but those loonies sometimes build cool stuff.

Like that freak in Florida that built an entire castle by himself out of coral.

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>>2059630
Gensokyo doesn't exist

[Anonymous No.]

Matsuyama in Ehime-ken. Matsuyama fucking rocks.

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>>2059682
Make the report detailed enough so that people believe it does.

If enough people believe, it will exist. ;_;

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>>2059682
LIER

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>>2059682
YOU'RE LIEING. STOP IT ;_;.

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>>2059682
That's not true. We're just casually disconnected.

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>>2059413
Just wanted to thank this poster for bringing Onomichi to my attention. I (2059427) did end up getting a chance to drop by and take some pictures back in May; it was delightfully picturesque.