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This croissant is served at Union Fare in NYC.

http://www.unionfare.com/

Hossein Tala makes intricate cakes at Mejlasi Confectionary.

https://www.instagram.com/hossein.tala6/

The SPYNDI is a piece of multifunctional furniture created by Lithuanian designer Mindaugas Zilionis.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/spyndi/amazing-furniture-invention-magic-sticks
http://www.spyndi.com/
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/spyndi/amazing-furniture-invention-magic-sticks
https://twitter.com/SpyndiOfficial/

This is the YoYo Mat.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/yoyomats/the-worlds-only-self-rolling-fitness-and-yoga-mat
https://www.facebook.com/yoyomats/

These pies are made by Four & Twenty Blackbirds in Brooklyn.

http://www.birdsblack.com/
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https://twitter.com/birdsblack
https://www.instagram.com/birdsblack/

The Angurello watermelon slicer is made by Italian company Genietti.

http://www.genietti.it/watermelon_cut/

The Omiya Bonsai Village is the general name for the area on the north side of Omiya Park enclosed within the Tobu Noda Line and JR Utsunomiya Line. Known as one of the most outstanding bonsai cultivating areas in Japan, visitors can take delight in the bonsai all year round, as they change from one season to the next.

The area consists of five main Bonsai gardens, or Bonsai nurseries, including : Fuyu-En, Kyuka-En, Seiko-En, Mansei-En and Toju-En. The Omiya Bonsai Village has come over time to be not only one of the best places to buy and enjoy Bonsai, but also a place where a few very lucky people from around the world, come and learn the ancient art of Bonsai.

Please note that these Bonsai nurseries are private gardens and as such it is forbidden, without prior authorisation, to take photos or videos within the grounds.

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Believed to have been established during the reign of the Emperor Keiko (71-130), the Atsuta Jingu, also known as Atsuta-Sama or simply as Miya, has been officially designated as one of the Kanpei-Taisha (imperial shrines), like the Great Shrine of Ise.

Atsuta shrine is dedicated to the veneration of Atsuta-no-Ōkami. Also enshrined are the “Five Great Gods of Atsuta”, all of whom are connected with the legendary narratives of the sacred sword.

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Also known as Chichibu Yomatsuri, the Chichibu Night Festival in Saitama, is considered one of Japan’s top three festivals to feature floats, and it is the principal festival at Chichibu Shrine, the main shrine in Saitama’s Chichibu region.

Taking place annually on the 3rd of December, the Chichibu Night Festival is an astonishing matsuri, with its climax taking place in the evening when kasaboko and yatai floats, weighing 10-20 tons each and lit up with countless lanterns, climb up a steep slope with a mikoshi (portable shrine).

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We believe that Tokyo’s iconic Yamanote line does not need any any introduction. Still, if you are not familiar with it, let’s just say that the Yamanote is one of Tokyo’s most important train lines, circling the city and featuring 29 stations for a total length of 34.5km. First opened in 1885, the Yamanote started humbly and slowly, but surely, added stations to reach its current number.

While this video may not be the most exciting we’ve ever made, it will give you the chance to experience what a full loop on the Yamanote line feels like. So sit back, relax and enjoy the ride!

Yamanote Station list :
Shibuya Station – 渋谷 : 0:11
Harajuku Station – 原宿 : 2:30
Yoyogi Station – 代々木 : 4:53
Shinjuku Station – 新宿 : 6:38
Shin-Ōkubo Station – 新大久保 : 9:12
Takadanobaba – 高田馬場 : 11:15
Mejiro – 目白 : 13:09
Ikebukuro – 池袋 : 15:13
Ōtsuka – 大塚 : 18:36
Sugamo – 巣鴨 : 20:40
Komagome – 駒込 : 22:25
Tabata – 田端 : 24:44
Nishi-Nippori – 西日暮里 : 26:31
Nippori – 日暮里 : 28:05
Uguisudani – 鶯谷 : 29:57
Ueno – 上野 : 31:50
Okachimachi – 御徒町 : 33:39
Akihabara – 秋葉原 : 35:25
Kanda – 神田 : 37:35
Tokyo – 東京 : 39:35
Yūrakuchō – 有楽町 : 41:25
Shimbashi – 新橋 : 43:20
Hamamatsuchō – 浜松町 : 45:20
Tamachi – 田町 : 47:35
Shinagawa – 品川 : 51:15
Ōsaki – 大崎 : 53:45
Gotanda – 五反田 : 55:55
Meguro – 目黒 : 58:10
Ebisu – 恵比寿 : 1:00:45

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