What is Your Favorite Thing About Each of the Prefectures You've Visited?

Gee....I have been to too many...

Hokkaidō: Ramen

Aomori: Apple cookies

Akita: Rice

Chiba: the waves of Hebara

Tokyo: the shops in Shibuya

Kanagawa; Yokohama Bay

Niigata: I hate

Ishikawa: making lacquer dishes

Fukui: soba

Yamanashi: tasting wine

Nagano: Kiso valley strolling

Gifu: my favorite for Japanese culture

Shizuoka: Mt Fuji and Kite Festival

Aichi: Fireworks in Toyohashi

Mie: Suzuka Circuit

Shiga: Miho Museum

Kyoto: kyoryori

Osaka: okonomiaki

Hyōgo: the pink elephant in Kobe

Nara: the biggest wooden structure

Wakayama: the white beach

Tottori: the sand dunes

Okayama: pottery

Hiroshima: the tori in the sea

Yamaguchi: the pagoda

Ehime: my temple stay with all the pilgrimants

Kōchi: Aeon mall

Kagawa: the open-air museum

Fukuoka: the best Chinese restaurant

Saga: pottery

Nagasaki: The penguin aquarium

Kumamoto: nothing really

Ōita: the hot springs park in Beppu

Miyazaki: the oranges

Kagoshima: the hot sand massage

Okinawa: the music

That will be a long list, but I'll try. BTW I'm vegetarian, so I'm little bit restricted about food

Akita- watching the Namahage festival

Iwate- Visiting Toono village (but it is very hard to reach it). The winter festival at Koiwai Farm

Myagi- Of course, Matsushima. I loved feeding the seaguls from the boat.They aren't afraid of people and take snacks almost from your hand.

Yamagata: The nature, Yamadera and that shaky train which runs through the mountains. It gives you the same taste for danger as riding a roller coaster.I wonder how they still keep this thing running.

Niigata- The gold mines at Sado

Tochigi- Strawberry cheesecake with Tochigi strawberries. Fantastic! Different from any cheesecake I've ever tried!

Gunma- the Daruma shrine and the little glass Daruma (Ihope they still sell them- very cute!)

Saitama- The Korean temple in Komagawa

Kanagawa- the snake-shaped rings they give as Omamori. Unfortunately, I lost mine. I forgot it in the library and never saw it again.

Nagano- the little horses made of straw.

Yamanashi- the chocolate with wine.

Shizuoka- The cruise on Hamanako on sunny day in the summer.

Aichi- oni-manju(my favorite Japanese sweet!)

Gifu- the houses at Shirakawa-go , gohei-mochi with sweet miso.

Fukui- the pottery(Echizen-yaki). I'm in love with it!

Kanazawa- The Showa-style tourist bus.

Mie-I didn't like Mie much

Nara-there is so much culture and nature there, that I almost forgot about anything else. But siite ieba,I like the accesories made of deer horn.

Kyoto- The statue of Tetsuwan Atomu in front of Kyoto station.Uji tea flavored ice cream. Kiyomizu -yaki

Osaka- Takoyaki forever!!!

Kobe- in the Italian house, in the basement, there's one of the biggest diamonds in the world. I believe it is only a replica exposed, but nonetheless I like it. Yes, and the chocolate glazed coffee beans-love them too.

Wakayama- when you pass through Arida, some of the farmers leave oranges outside and sell them very cheap-like one bag for 100 yen . You leave the money and take your oranges. Interesting trade...

Okayama- kibi-dango, of course!Also Bizen-yaki

Kagawa- the cocolate with olive flavour. It is unique

Ehime- There are guys, who walk the streets around the castle and the spa dressed as characters from "Botchan"

Hiroshima- Momiji-manju witch cheese.

Shimane- The traditional peasantry dance performed with something like a basket.

Tottori- ride on a camel.

MIyazaki- cheese manju

Kagoshima- the huge round daikon.

Nagasaki- Babera aisu( an old woman who scoops ice with spatula) I met such woman near the station.The oficial name of the product is, however, "mukashinagara-no -aisu)

Oita-it is mostly the spas there, but so not Japanese-like was the fact that it was very dirty there. Everywhere. Sorry, bad impression.

Fukuoka- The museum of Star Wars at Space world. Great for SW fans.

Okinawa- Saataa and Rykyu glass