Japan is one of the oldest civilizations with an incredibly rich past. It also has stunning scenery, full of intricate temple gardens, bamboo groves, and, of course, mountains. Not to mention all the ramen, sushi, udon, yakiniku, okonomiyaki, takoyaki, and many more foods you can eat in between these places.

However, Japan is also one of those countries that need some serious money to be fully appreciated. It's a bucket list destination for many people from all over the world but still remains highly unexplored because of budget constraints. From transportation to lodging, everything is quite costly there.

Enter 'Japan Inside.' This online publisher calls itself the place to discover and see the beauty of the Land of the Rising Sun, and it's hard to argue with that claim when you see its social media feed.

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#1 Mouth Is So Lonely

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#2 Pikachu Off To Work... He’s A Busy Mascot In Japan

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#3 Kyu-Shirataki Train Station Hokkaido

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#4 When You Sharpen A Pencil, It Turns Into A Frilled Lizard

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#5 “Hanako” Was The Oldest Koi Fish Recorded

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#6 “Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route “ Rising Over 3000 Meters Above Sea Level, Mt Tate Is One Of Japan’s Highest Mountains

One of several peaks in the North Japan Alps that ascend to over 3000 meters, the dramatic alpine landscape is subject to heavy snow through winter. Often referred to as the ‘Roof of Japan’, towering wall of snow more than 20m high - is formed from April to June…the region is open to public from mid-April until mid-November

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#7 Some Of The Kitkat Flavours In Japan

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#8 In Japan Doctors Would Prescribe "Forest Therapy" To Treat Depression And Anxiety

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#9 The Construction Of The Temporary Road Fukui City

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#10 Japanese Yen

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#11 Staff For Japan Airlines In Vietnam Bow To Passengers As Flight Was Delayed Because Of Storm

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#12 Ice Candy Kyoto

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#13 Hachioji, Tokyo

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#14 Tottori Sand Dunes.. At A Length Of 9 Miles & Less Than 1.5 Miles Wide, It Is The Largest Sand Dune In Japan

Not only just a spot to enjoy spectacular scenery. There are various unique activities to fully enjoy the nature like paragliding, sandboarding & fat bike

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#15 Japanese Bullet Train System

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#16 Wooden Frame Cover

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#17 The Japanese Lantern Plant, Also Known As The Chinese Lantern Or Winter Cherry, Is A Popular Symbol Of 'Life Within Death.'

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#18 In Tokyo, A Bicycle Is Faster Than A Car For Most Trips Of Less Than 50 Minutes

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#19 The Second Japanese Embassy To Europe Also Called The “ Ikeda Mission” Was Sent On February 6, 1864 By The Tokugawa Shogunate. Ikeda Nagaoki Was The Head Of The Mission

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#20 Yes, She Is The Same Person. Yui Susaki, Japanese Freestyle Wrestler

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#21 A Temple Covered In Ash

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#22 Nara Deer In Japan

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#23 Kano Jigoro, The Legendary Founder Of Judo

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#24 The Nishikigawa-Seiryu Railway

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#25 You Know You’ve Lived In Tokyo Too Long When A Gargantuan Gandumesque Robot On The Back Of A Large Truck Drives By

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#26 Some Of The Temples Are Hosen-In, Yogen-In, Shoden-Ji, Genko-An, And Kosho-Ji Among A Few Others, Kyoto

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#27 A Japanese Diver Has Been Entrusted To Oversee One Of Japan’s Shinto Shrines That Is Located Beneath The Surface Of Tateyama Bay

Over the decades he became best friends with one marine creature who lives around the Shrine..an Asian Sheepshead Wrasse named “Yoriko”

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#28 Early 1900s “Real Hair Of A Geisha“ Before Styling

The longer the hair was considered better.
After WWII, geisha began to wear wigs (known as katsura) instead of styling their own hair a trend which continues to this day. Geisha generally wear shimada-style wigs known as geigi

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#29 Shiba Butt Curry

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#30 Neko Candre Meeting On

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#31 A Special Torii Gate Made Of Speakers In Kamiyama, Tokushima. Where You Can Listen To Music

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#32 The Island & Deers Are So Beautiful

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#33 After Winning The Match, The Japanese Fans Started Cleaning The Stadium

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#34 A Japan Fan At The World Cup

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#35 The Japanese National Team Left Their Changing Room Spotless After Their Historic World Cup Win Against Germany

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#36 Takeko Nakano The Last Female Samurai Class Warrior ...born In 1847 She Fought & Died During The Boshin War In 1868 (Japanese Civil War) Age 21 Yrs Old

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#37 It’s Same “Nobita's House ( Doraemon)” Tokyo

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#38 Kohoki Sword

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#39 Mirror Selfie

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#40 Tokyo Ramen

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#41 Ramen Expert Diner

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#42 Be Bop Highschool It Was A Manga At First Then Made Into A TV Drama Then A Movie

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#43 These Roads Are In Hokkaido, Wakayama, Shizuoka Okinawa And Gunma Regions Of Japan, And All Play Different Tunes

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#44 Flying Over Mt Fuji

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#45 Japan Optical Fiber

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#46 Japan Knows How Sell TVs

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#47 The Suspended Chiba Urban Monorail Chiba City. It’s The Longest In The World, With A System Length Of 15.2 Km (9.44 Mi)anese-Things-Japaninsides

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#48 Winter Is Coming

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#49 It Was The World’s Smallest And Lightest Monochrome TV, Earning It The Nickname ‘Micro TV ‘

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#50 “I Hit It “ The Honest One

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#51 Keeping The Same Price For 25 Years

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#52 A Traditional Japanese Rite Of Passage & Festival Day For Three- & Seven-Year-Old Girls, Five-Year-Old & Sometimes Three-Year-Old Boys, Held Annually On November 15

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#53 The Japanese Team Even Left A 'Thank You' Note In Japanese And Arabic

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#54 Totoro San

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#55 Chiyonofuji Mitsugu Professional Sumo Wrestler & The 58th Yokozuna Of The Sport

He was nicknamed “The Wolf” due to his ferocity & masculine facial features ...considered one of the greatest Yokozuna of recent times winning 31 Yūshō or tournaments championships

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#56 Delicious

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