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The Royale Challenge at Polo 24 Hour Bar in London challenges customers to eat a stack of 12 pancakes in 15 minutes. The special challenge is for Pancake Day, also known as Mardi Gras, the day before Ash Wednesday.

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Famous for its Hell Valley and Oyunuma Pond, Noboribetsu also features some very interesting and beautiful coastlines. While accessing the Ayoro shorelines requires a little hike or the need for a car, the beauty of the scenery once arrived is absolutely breathtaking. Beautiful all year long, it is said, however, that the coast reaches its peak beauty when the first snow arrives just after autumn.

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Célèbre pour sa vallée sulfureuse et son etang Oyunuma, Noboribetsu nous propose aussi un magnifique littoral. Bien qu’il faille se lancer dans une petite randonnée ou un saut en voiture pour atteindre les côtes d’Ayoro, le spectacle qui vous sera offert est à couper le souffle. Magnifique tout au long de l’année, il est dit que cette côte atteint son pic de beauté lors de ses premières neiges, juste après l’automne.

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Chiokva “A$AP Eva” Sam has been blinging out hip-hop stars since 1989. Celebrities from Cee Lo Greene to RiceGum have worn Eva’s custom jewelry.

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Every time the Bark Shoppe washes a dog, it gives pups the ultimate pampering, including facials! The Bark Shoppe’s grooming goes beyond aesthetics. It makes sure to clean all bacteria buildup in hard-to-reach areas.

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Fujiwara Heritage Park, also known in Japanese as Esashi Fujiwara no Sato, is smart little theme park built as a Heian period city and located in the heart of Iwate in Oshu City, also the birthplace of Kiyohira, the first lord of the Oshu-Fujiwara clan. All along the park you will discover many reconstructed buildings of the period, a replica of the Konjikido Hall of Chusonji Temple, reconstructions of Muryokoin Temple, Yanagi no Gosho and so on! The place is so big that it will take you at least 2 hours to cover it all! Even better, because of its extensive collection of different architecture and structures, Fujiwara Heritage Park is often used for many movies, commercials and even TV dramas in Japan!

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Le Fujiwara Heritage Park, aussi connu en japonais comme Esashi Fujiwara no Sato, est un petit parc à thème construit comme une ville de l’ère Heian, et est situé en plein coeur d’Iwate, dans la ville de Oshu qui est également le lieu de naissance de Kiyoshira, le premier seigneur du clan Oshu-Fujiwara. A travers ce parc, vous trouverez beaucoup de bâtiments reconstituant cette fameuse ère, ainsi qu’une réplique du hall Konjikido du temple Chusonji, et les reconstructions des temples Muryokoin, Yanagi no Gosho, et bien d’autres ! Le site est tellement grand qu’il vous faudra au moins 2 heures pour en profiter ! Par ailleurs, grâce à sa large collection de differentes architectures et structures, le Fujiwara Heritage Park sert souvent de lieu de tournage de films, de publicités, et de séries télévisées japonaises !

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Located in the heart of Yamagata prefecture mountains, Ginzan Onsen or in English the Silver Mountain Hot Spring, is a secluded little hot spring town with a rich history in silver mining!
Indeed, before becoming one of Japan most picturesque Hot Spring town, Ginzan Onsen was famous for its past silver mining operation. It all started in 1456 when the first silver was found and little by little the “silver fever” made the fortune of some of very lucky people. It is only in 1741 however that the hot springs of Ginzan was discovered and, roughly just in time when the silver mines starting to close down. During warmer seasons it is possible to visit part of the old silver mine as well as having a wonderful walk in the small forest behind the village.
Now famous for its Onsen, public or not, its ashiyu or foot bath and its many gorgeous Ryokans, Ginzan is definitely the best place to relax if you can afford one of these luxury Ryokans. Indeed visiting Ginzan Onsen can be done in terms of minutes if you have no interest in nature and quickly become boring in winter during the day. Our recommendation would be to stay at least a night there in Winter to enjoy the beauty of the area at night, or during the warmer season with a good hike in the surrounding area.

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Situé en plein coeur des montagnes de la préfecture de Yamagata, Ginzan Onsen, ou le bain de source thermale de la montagne d’argent, est une belle petite ville dont l’histoire de ses mines d’argent est bien riche ! En effet, avant de devenir un des endroits les plus pittoresques du Japon grâce à ses thermes, Ginzan Onsen était célèbre pour son extraction d’argent. Tout a commencé en 1456 quand le premier gravat d’argent fut trouvé, et a peu à peu laisse place à la “fièvre de l’argent” qui a fait la fortune de quelques chanceux. Ce n’est cependant qu’en 1741 que les sources d’eau thermales de Ginzan furent découvertes, juste au moment ou les mines d’argent commençaient à devenir moins rentables et fermaient les unes après les autres. Pendant les saisons un peu plus chaudes, il est possible de visiter une partie de la vieille mine d’argent ou de profiter d’une belle promenade dans la forêt derrière le village.
Désormais célèbre pour ses Onsen, publics ou non, son ashiyu (bain pour les pieds), et ses nombreux ryokans, Ginzan est vraiment le meilleur endroit pour vous détendre si vous pouvez vous offrir un de ces ryokans. En effet, la visite de Ginzan Onsen peut être faite en plusieurs minutes si vous n’avez aucun intérêt dans la nature et peut rapidement vous sembler ennuyeuse pendant les jours d’hiver. Nous vous recommandons d’y rester au moins une nuit en hiver afin de profiter de la beauté nocturne de ce lieu, ou de vous offrir une belle escapade dans les environs pendant les saisons plus chaudes.

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Located in the south part of Hokkaido in the town of Noboribetsu Onsen, the Hell Valley, also known as Jigokudani, is divided in into two amazing natural wonders. Jigokudani and Oyunuma. We will cover Jigokudani in another video. Oyunuma Pound a sulfurous pond with a surface temperature of 50 degrees Celsius. While Oyunuma Pond can be enjoyed all year long, it is during autumn and its amazing colors that Noboribetsu, its pond, and Hell Valley are at their best!

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Situé dans la partie sud d’Hokkaido, dans la ville de Noboribetsu Onsen, la vallée de l’enfer, aussi connue comme Jigokudani, est divisée en deux merveilles naturelles comprenant déjà cette vallée-même Jigokudani, que l’on couvrira dans une autre vidéo, ainsi que l’incroyable et sulfureux étang Oyunuma Pond dont la température de sa surface atteint 50 degrés. Bien que l’étang Oyunuma Pond puisse être admiré tout au long de l’année, c’est en automne, de par ses magnifiques couleurs que vous profiterez au mieux de Noboribetsu, de son étang, et de sa vallée de l’enfer !

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Iwate prefecture is located in the heart of Tohoku between Aomori and Miyagi. It features some of Japan most majestic coasts and cliffs. It is true, however, that the Iwate coastal front, like many other places in the Tohoku region, deeply suffered from the devastation of the 2011 tsunami. The scars of the natural disaster are still present when this video was shot in summer 2016. Nevertheless, Iwate the coast still offers breathtaking views like the ones you will enjoy on this video today. In order to appearance: Kitayamazaki Cliffs (8 km long, 200m height), Unosu Cliff (4 km, 200m height) and the Sannoiwa Rocks.

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La préfecture d’Iwate est située au coeur de Tohoku entre Aomori et Miyagi. Elle possède quelques unes des plus majestueuses côtes et falaises du Japon. Le bord côtier d’Iwate, ainsi que de nombreux autres endroits à Tohoku, ont cependant sévèrement souffert de la dévastation du tsunami de 2011. Les cicatrices étaient encore visibles quand cette vidéo a été produite en été 2016. Néanmoins, la côte d’Iwate nous offre toujours de magnifiques vues comme celle que vous allez découvrir aujourd’hui. Dans l’ordre des apparitions : Les falaises de Kitayamazaki (8km de long, 200m de haut), la falaise d’Unosu (4km de long, 200m de haut), et les roches de Sannoiwa
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