– Traditional activities like participating in a tea ceremony or staying at a ryokan (traditional inn).
– Seasonal events such as hanami (cherry blossom viewing) or a summer matsuri (festival).
– Arts and crafts like ikebana (flower arranging), calligraphy, or learning to wear a kimono.
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