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09/24/2023

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09/24/2023

Cherry blossom viewing season in Tokyo

From late March to early April every year, people’s enthusiasm for cherry blossoms can be seen throughout the city of Tokyo, creating an unusual atmosphere. This page will introduce you to the latest bloom forecast for 2023, as well as the best places to enjoy spring cherry blossoms.

Visitors can enjoy a dream-like experience during the cherry blossom season in Tokyo. Thousands of cherry blossom trees are in bloom together, and the entire road will be dyed in a beautiful pink cherry color. The whole country of Japan is keen on cherry blossom viewing. People will gather in parks to enjoy the flowers and have outdoor picnics to take photos. Shops sell cherry blossom-themed lunch boxes, pink cherry blossom-flavored drinks, and other products. The streets are filled with a cheerful atmosphere as if bidding farewell to the cold winter.

Best Cherry Blossom Festivals and Cherry Blossom Viewing Places in Tokyo

There are quite a variety of cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo, ranging from well-known spots to niche spots. If you want to fully experience the fun of cherry blossom viewing, you can attend celebrations and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere. The following will introduce 7 popular celebrations. You may wish to enjoy the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms with the locals and spend a pleasant time welcoming the spring.

Nakameguro Cherry Blossom Festival

The Nakameguro area has a high sense of fashion but maintains a laid-back atmosphere. There are many fashionable cafes. Every spring, the originally quiet banks of the Meguro River are transformed. Not only are rows of lanterns hung, but vendors selling drinks and snacks also gather on the site, attracting a large number of tourists and creating a lively carnival-like atmosphere. More than 800 cherry blossom trees stretching for 3.8 kilometers along the river outline an amazing pale pink arch on the river. Standing on the bridge across the river, you can also see the swaying cherry blossoms reflected on the river. As long as you come here, you can take many beautiful photos and preserve these surreal and romantic scenery.

Rikugien

There is a word in Japanese called "Yozakura". As the name suggests, it means "cherry blossoms at night". The cherry blossoms are lit up with lights to create a fairyland-like scenery. Speaking of night cherry blossoms, the most famous one is the Rikugien weeping cherry blossoms. This garden was built in 1702 by the sh**un's daimyo (vassal) Yanagisawa Yoshiho, based on the landscape sung in Japanese songs. Passing through the main entrance of the garden, a majestic and gorgeous 70-year-old weeping cherry tree comes into view. To this day, during the cherry blossom season, this weeping cherry tree still blooms with pale pink cherry blossoms, and the flower-laden branches hang down like a waterfall.

Moti Cherry Blossom Festival

Have you ever seen the beauty of cherry blossoms reflected on the water from the cherry blossom trees growing beside the moat or along the river? Do you also think that this adds a bit more beauty to the overall landscape? The Sumida River in eastern Tokyo is no exception. During the Edo period, the eighth sh**un Tokugawa Yoshimune ordered the planting of cherry blossom trees on both sides of the river, and a cherry blossom boulevard stretching about 1 kilometer from Azuma Bridge to Sakura Bridge was born. This cherry blossom boulevard has attracted countless visitors for centuries. During the festival, local community organizations, business groups, tourism associations, etc. will set up booths here, which is very lively. At night, in addition to the landscape lighting where you can enjoy the night cherry blossoms, the Tokyo Skytree will also appear in the background, further highlighting the beauty of the cherry blossoms.

Chiyoda Cherry Blossom Festival

Chidorigafuchi Greenway is located north of the Imperial Palace. It is a quiet leisure trail away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Every spring, it turns into a 700-meter-long cherry blossom tunnel. About 260 Somei Yoshino and Oshima cherry trees here are lit up at sunset. Chidorigafuchi Boating Ground will also extend its business hours during the Cherry Blossom Festival, allowing visitors to enjoy the dreamlike scenery from the water. Nearby stores and local groups also host cherry blossom-themed events, adding to the lively atmosphere of many spring celebrations.

02/22/2023

Princess Cruises to Japan - 2024

A new 2024 Japan cruise season is on sale from Princess Cruises, featuring ancient temples, cherry blossoms, modern cityscapes and vibrant cuisine. As the first Royal-Class ship to sail in Asia in 2024, Royal Princess will make her Japan debut. As well as four summer festivals, the series of cruises offers many opportunities to view spring flowers.

Visit us at https://japanexpotours.com/2024-japan-cherry-blossom to book them with our free offers!

2024 Japan Cherry Blossom cruises recommended by Japan Adventure Club to enjoy Japan's amazing cherry blossom season with FREE private shore excursion upgrade.

02/03/2023

Your cruise ship will dock in Taiwan. Looking for a better experience with our private shore excursions in Hualien and Keelung for Taipei.
Please visit our Taiwn shore excursions page at https://japanexpotours.com/taiwan-shore-excursions.

02/03/2023

New Shore Excursion Added

Japan Adventure Club just added a Tsuruga shore excursion in January 2023. Interested cruise passengers can request a private tour in this beautiful city. Please visit https://japanexpotours.com/tsuruga-shore-excursion to learn more.

Tsuruga Castle is the top attraction that you must see. Tsuruga Castle (鶴ヶ城, Tsurugajō) was built in 1384 and changed hands many times between the different rulers of the Aizu region. It was destroyed after the Boshin War of 1868, a rebellion against the newly formed Meiji government, which had taken over control from the Tokugawa sh**un and put an end to Japan's feudal era. Tsuruga Castle was one of the last strongholds of samurai loyal to the sh**unate.

12/29/2022

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12/28/2022

It's time to book 2024 cherry blossom cruises - 99% of 2023 cruises are sold out!

It is time to book your 2024 cruise to Japan for the cherry blossom. As of now, Celebrity and Holland America are offering affordable rates for 2023 cruises. Silversea offers deals for 2024 sailing as well. Japan Adventure Club will offer passengers VIP airport-Yokohama port transfer for free for every passenger. To learn more about what are available, please visit https://japanexpotours.com/2024-japan-cherry-blossom

12/28/2022

2025 SILVERSEA CRUISES: DISCOVER THE AUTHENTIC BEAUTY OF JAPAN CHERRY BLOSSOMS

2025 new collection of voyages featuring Japan cherry blossom exploration. We take you to Japan with Silversea all-inclusive ultra-luxury cruises with exclusive benefits from the Japan Adventure club.

Learn more at https://japanexpotours.com/2025-japan-cherry-blossom

12/28/2022

REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES: 2025 VOYAGE COLLECTION DEBUT OF JAPAN CHERRY BLOSSOMS

Find your inspiration, set sail, and share in the beauty of the spring cherry blossoms in Japan with unlimited shore excursions. Our exclusive benefits will benefit and impress you more!

https://japanexpotours.com/2025-japan-cherry-blossom

06/23/2022

Osaka Expo 2025 Vacation Packages Released
Visit https://japanexpotours.com/discover-osaka-2025.

Japan Adventure Club has launched three Expo packages in 2025 to provide you with a memorable, romantic, and adventurous experience with Japan. Each package includes a free Expo day pass for each day.

FREE EXPO PASSES: You'll receive a free Expo 2025 Day Pass or Multi-day Pass for every person in your party when you book your vacation with us.

7-day Expo Package: In one or two days at the World Expo, a 7-day tour will definitely give you a feel for Japanese culture and its quirks. You'll also probably be able to fit in more than you think because Japan is one of the easiest countries to travel around.

10-day Expo Package: The first-timer will be fine with ten days. This package offers the best of Japan, from its fast-paced cities to its magnificent nature including Mt. Fuji, and ancient temples.

16-day Expo Package: Two weeks is the ideal amount of time to spend in Japan for your first trip. Explore the region from mountains to sea, wander through chaotic neon-lit streets and serene Zen temples, soak in onsens and fill up on sushi and ramen.

01/31/2022

Happy Lunar New Year!

12/29/2021

2024 Japan Cherry Blossom Cruises: Hurry before they are sold out

Regent, Silversea, and Azamara are open to booking.
https://japanexpotours.com/cherry-blossom-cruise-1

Japan Adventure Club offers the additional benefits to book cruises for you.

12/25/2021

Merry Christmas!

12/13/2021

2023 Cherry Blossoms Cruises (https://japanexpotours.com/cherry-blossom-cruise-1) are hot! You can't believe Oceania cruises are almost sold out. But Celebrity, Princess, and Holland America's spring flower cruises are still available to book. Please book with Japan Adventure Club because we offer you the lowest fare, travel credit, and much better private shore excursions for your flower exploration. Cruise lines 4-50 group shore excursions are just too crowded and coverts to a much slower pace for a day or half-day. Plus, they are not cheap. You never know who's the real operator. Have Japan Adventure Club help you with the booking and take care of the hassle of planning. We are the Japan tour experts so we'll do much better than the cruise lines.

Visit https://japanexpotours.com/cherry-blossom-cruise-1 to request your cruise. We'll answer promptly.

11/11/2021

Japan for Food - Visiting Japan in the post-pandemic era

Japan has been off-limits to U.S. travelers, except for Olympic athletes, over the past year. But in advance of a possible reopening of the destination, the Japan National Tourist Organization (JNTO) is launching a new campaign promoting what it is calling “Universal Tourism.”

(Photo above: Shojin Ryori served at a Buddhist temple on Mount Koya. Shojin Ryori is a Buddhist vegetarian meal introduced to Japan as the influence of Zen Buddhism was spreading throughout the country.)

Prior to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of overseas visitors to Japan set a new annual record of 31.9 million in 2019, the eighth straight year of growth. To help revive this positive trend as global travel resumes, JNTO is promoting the concept of “Universal Tourism”, part of a policy to encourage all tourists—regardless of race, nationality, ethnicity, religion, gender, age, or impairment—to visit Japan and enjoy a secure and comfortable stay. JNTO is highlighting how Japan’s hospitality sector is planning to welcome overseas visitors with diverse dietary requirements, including vegetarians and vegans, and those with food allergies.

A survey by the Japan Tourism Agency in 2019 showed that eating Japanese food was the activity most overseas visitors looked forward to when visiting the country for the first time, with almost 70 percent choosing it (with multiple answers permitted). The latest Michelin Guide shows that Tokyo has the highest number of Michelin-starred restaurants in the world.

To help tourists enjoy safe and enjoyable culinary experiences, JNTO is providing information to international visitors and tour operators, including restaurant search facilities. This includes “A Vegetarian and Vegan Guide to Japan,” as well as brochures featuring local vegetarian restaurants. Vegetarian-specialty websites such as Happy Cow and Vegewel are introducing local eating spots, while other sites such as Google Maps and TripAdvisor as well as Facebook groups provide useful tips for those conducting pre-trip searches.

Japan Adventure Club offers several Japanese culinary tours and classes as below:

https://japanexpotours.com/osaka-kobe-steak-tour

https://japanexpotours.com/ibaraki-food-tour

https://japanexpotours.com/osaka-food-night-tour-1

https://japanexpotours.com/osaka-takoyaki-class

The concept of “Universal Tourism” also embraces making allowances for those with food allergies. An increasing number of hotels, restaurants, airlines offer special menus, and local tourist bureaus and associations are providing seminars for the hospitality and tourism sectors aimed at encouraging them to improve service levels for guests with diverse dietary needs. These initiatives also are being encouraged by the Japanese government.

Demand for vegetarian and vegan food in Japan has grown in recent years in line with the increase in the number and diversity of overseas visitors and the emerging trend of more health-conscious lifestyles. Soybean-based meat substitutes, non-dairy milk products, and gluten-free foods are becoming more widely available at regular stores across Japan. Products with third-party certifications are now available, which is helping people with food sensitivities or allergies to choose appropriately.

But there are a variety of vegetarian and vegan philosophies, as well as ambiguities in the definition of some food allergies, and it is, therefore, necessary for overseas visitors to clearly communicate to service providers what they can and cannot eat. For example, soy, fish, and shellfish are common Japanese seasonings and are often not visible in presented dishes or included in menu descriptions. Visitors should consult with restaurants or meal providers beforehand.

With Japan welcoming an increasing number of overseas visitors in recent years, it is not only food outlets in large cities that are adapting to more diverse dietary requirements. Those in local regions are also responding, with more and more information being provided online. The government and the hospitality sector are working together to ensure that all tourists can enjoy their stay in Japan and experience the tangible and intangible cultural assets of each region. Many more restaurants now provide English menus, and advanced translation tools help visitors communicate with local people more easily.

In Osaka, you may join a takoyaki-making class to make and try your takoyaki with English-speaking teachers and befriend international visitors for a takoyaki party in Osaka.

10/21/2021

Great Wall of China Sunrsie

10/18/2021

Ishigaki Island: Unparalleled Japanese Hawaii

When it comes to traveling in Japan, many people will think of Tokyo, Osaka, and Hokkaido, which is the most famous place. This is also the first choice for most people to go to Japan~ But did you know that in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, there is one that is not popular with most people. Known, but beautiful and pure island, it is like a pearl left in Okinawa, Japan. This place is Ishigaki Island.

Ishigaki Island belongs to Okinawa Prefecture and is only 410 kilometers away from Naha City. Ishigaki Island and Hawaii belong to the same latitude, and it is sunny all year round.

This small island is not a popular island in Japan. The day and night here are very quiet. There are few people and fewer cars. There will be an illusion of being in Kamakura. In the summer of nearly nine months, the time seems to be stretched for a long time. Stay here for a day, rent a banging motorcycle and walk around the island slowly. You can also see the lighthouse on the southernmost part of the island, and the consumption on the island is not very high.

Although it is an island, it is also full of shops of various styles, large and small. This is the style of the island country~ So in addition to vacationing in the sun and enjoying the sea breeze, the rest of the time here is to go shopping and eat, the island says Small is not small, but big is not big. It is almost enough to arrange a day or two with the mentality of vacation.

There are many delicacies always open in the humble corners and small alleys. This may be the true charm of Ishigaki Island. When you really want to return to real life, there will be a kind of dazed awakening from a big dream, but life is not like this , I need to wake myself up from beautiful dreams, and then, with a longing for a more beautiful dream, arm myself to receive another baptism.

There are hundreds of strange corals and tropical fish under the surface of Chuanping Bay. There are strange corals under the surface of Chuanping Bay. Around the Coral Sea, there are tropical fishes of various sizes, as well as the clownfish Nemo, and the invincible sea cucumbers~ This is the green seawater that I have never seen in Xiamen. , It was faint emerald green. There are not many people on the beach at noon, the light is also very comfortable, you can see the clear layering of the sea, and I have seen the beach in my hometown that is filled with tourists all the time, and then I look at this place with only sporadic tourists, and I feel very bright.

transportation:
About 3 hours and 25 minutes from Tokyo Haneda Airport to Ishigaki Airport
Approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes from Kansai International Airport
Approximately 1 hour from Naha Airport

10/18/2021

SAVE $2,000 AND RECEIVE UP to $3,000 CASHBACK for Your 2022 Cherry Blossom Cruise starting from March 22, 2022.

Visit our beautiful Japan Cherry Blossom Cruise page at https://japanexpotours.com/cherry-blossom-cruise-1

What to Expect:

*Witness private performances by the world-renowned Kodo taiko drummers, Kabuki warriors, and geishas
*Immerse yourself in mesmerizing Japanese gardens, perhaps visiting the Adachi Museum of Art gardens
*Visit Gyeongju, South Korea, ancient dynastic capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site
*Reflect on Japan’s turbulent history and witness its miraculous resurgence in Hiroshima
*Enjoy fascinating onboard lectures and presentations led by our enrichment specialists on Japanese history, culture and gardens*

09/13/2021

Beautiful Japan and The Chinatown in Tokyo (Courtesy from the Web of a British traveler to Japan)

08/28/2021

Paris 2024 Olympics Travel Packages Are Available

Paris, the capital of romance, is the host city of the 33rd Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. On the evening of August 8, 2021, when the "Eight Minutes of Paris" made a stunning appearance at the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics, accompanied by the musical tunes played by French astronauts. Although there are still three years to go before the Paris Olympics, we, France Adventure Club, a sister company of Japan Adventure Club, can't wait to launch several travel packages for the Paris Olympics. We invite you to visit Paris in 2024 to see what this Olympics will bring you.
Learn more from https://2022beijingolympics.com/paris-2024-travel-service.

Don’t wait, plan early! We'll see you in Paris!

08/10/2021

Japanese Dessert

The Japanese put emphasis on inheritance and pursuit of exquisite craftsmanship in the production of Japanese confectionery. Typical Japanese confectionery can be divided into two categories, raw fruit and dried fruit. When making wagashi, red beans and white bean paste are often used as fillings. They are soft and waxy in appearance and unique in shape. They are very particular about the selection of food materials, utensils, ingredients and utensils.

Join our Japanese snack-cooking class when you visit Japan:
https://japanexpotours.com/tokyo-snack-cooking-class

08/10/2021

Standing on top of Tokyo: Skytree Tower

TOKYO SKY TREE, also known as Tokyo Sky Tree and New Tokyo Tower, officially opened to the public on May 22, 2012, becoming a new landmark in Tokyo. With a height of 634 meters, the Skytree is currently the tallest tower in the world, twice as tall as the 333-meter Tokyo Tower. The two observatories are located at 350 meters and 450 meters, respectively. Looking through the glass curtain wall, you can enjoy the entire Kanto area.

Even if you are not on the observatory, it is actually a good choice to appreciate the appearance of the Sky Tree. Skytree is full of futuristic sense, but also contains many traditional elements. The color of the tower body adopts the traditional Japanese color "blue and white", imitating the craftsmanship of indigo dyeing craftsman. The slightly cyan white color is like white porcelain, giving a soft look on the whole. The lights of the tower at night change between blue and purple, symbolizing Tokyo's Edo temperament and elegant aesthetics, which is Japanese and elegant. The silvery white light on the top of the tower symbolizes the snow on the top of Mount Fuji. When the Skytree was constructed, it also borrowed the traditional techniques of Japan’s five-storied pagoda, combined with the latest anti-vibration technology, to form a shocking and neat towering appearance.

08/10/2021

TOKYO IMPRESSION

Prosperous, modern, clean, quiet, perfect, convenient, dedicated, friendly, high-quality, good environment, good public order.

Ordinary modern buildings in Japan, especially in many places outside Tokyo, have relics from the Tang Dynasty architecture and look more like China. All streets are very clean, much cleaner than our pedestrian streets. There is no or no phone on the subway, no one's headphones are turned on very loudly, and no one is speaking outside. The subway is not as crowded as Guangzhou. The entry of the subway in Japan is bidirectional. The same machine can enter and exit at the same time, and it is generally open and rarely closed. It has only one direction from Guangzhou, and it is not the same as entering or exiting. Subway ticket vending machines can automatically refund tickets. If the number of outbound tickets is not enough, you can go to the actuarial machine in the station to make up the money, or you can calculate the money first. The subway platform is older, but the station is very busy, and there are many restaurants in the station and the entrance gate. There are many lines and types of subways, as well as double-deck subways, which are mixed with other rail transit. You can transfer directly to express airport lines, but you need to buy tickets independently. Some subway transfers have to go out of the station, and some subway stations are very large. It feels that the area is no less than the airport. It may take more than one or two kilometers to transfer inside the station. The subway station is a huge commercial circle both inside and outside the gate. Unlike the Guangzhou subway, there are only occasional small convenience stores in the gate, and there is nothing on the platform. A quarter of the people on the subway are reading paper books, not comics, or entertainment books. Of course there was no spitting. No one plays music outside on the street or on campus.

No smoking is allowed outdoors, indoors, on the street, or on campus. There are special places for smoking. The Japanese do not speak and talk loudly, which seems to be a habit in all places-indoors and outdoors such as on the streets, subways, restaurants, etc. The cars on the street never honked their horns, and I have never heard any car honking the horn of any type. Even if you block his way, he will stop and wait for you to pass, but will not honk the horn. So Japan is prosperous but not noisy. Fatty is rarely seen.

People are more friendly and enthusiastic, and professional etiquette is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, which makes people feel dedicated. Japan marked that cars should give way to pedestrians. The elevator station is on the left. It may be due to the relatively high level of overall technological design and production. I have not seen very earthy dresses on the street, and there is no feeling of copycats. There are not many repetitive clothes in the store, and the quality is good, and the quality is good. There are exaggerated and trendy dresses. On the whole, the people dress more appropriately, comfortably, and steadily, and the price is not higher than that of Guangzhou, and the quality is better. The consumption in Tokyo, Japan is lower than that in Hong Kong, and the hotel is much cheaper than Hong Kong or even twice as cheap. It seems that consumption in other Japanese cities is lower. Commercial foods are cost-effective and have good raw materials. The shelf life of food products is relatively short. Like other countries, books are more expensive. In general in Tokyo, it seems that older people, especially women, wear kimonos to go out of the street. Young people only see a few. It is estimated that there will be more in other places, such as Kyoto, and it will be more common in other times.

The most convenient stores are Family Mart and 7-eleven, and they are everywhere. McDonald's has to collect the dishes by itself and sort out the trash. Very few KFC and Pizza Hut. There are vending machines everywhere, including subway platforms. Japanese people have poor English, but English is common. Many Japanese like to wear masks, whether they are outdoors or indoors, as if they are alone. There are basically no fried dishes in Tokyo (maybe more than Yokohama). For example, Chinese cuisines such as Cantonese are basically noodles, seafood sashimi, cooked in one pot (don’t remember what it’s called), barbecues, and Japanese cafes. There are many small restaurants, cafes, and pubs. They are surprisingly numerous. They are all exquisite and clean. Some are ordered by automatic ordering machines, and there are no ordering and cashier staff. Did not see the big restaurant. The price of a rich set meal is around 40 to 60 RMB. I haven't seen Ajisen Ramen, I have seen Yoshinoya, sushi restaurants have but rare. There are many peculiar electronic products and smart devices in Japan, including of course mobile phones that I have never seen before.

08/10/2021

2022 Cherry Blossom Cruise from March 22.

In Japanese, the cherry blossom is Sakura. In 2022, cherry blossoms are expected to open around March 15 in Tokyo. Cherry blossoms usually bloom between mid-March and early May in Japan. So this amazing Japan cruise tour is available every year.

Experience interesting Japan throughout springtime with the chance to witness the nation's iconic cherry blossoms alongside a professional photographer. Extending five islands, this comprehensive cruise ship discovers Japan's culturally abundant shoreline. The floral-themed shore excursions will give you a unique glimpse of the spectacular cherry blossoms, as well as the country itself.

- Witness private performances by the world-renowned Kodo taiko drummers, Kabuki Warriors, and geishas
- Immerse yourself in mesmerizing Japanese gardens, perhaps visiting the Adachi Museum of Art gardens
- Visit Gyeongju, South Korea, ancient dynastic capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Reflect on Japan’s turbulent history and witness its miraculous resurgence in Hiroshima
- Enjoy fascinating onboard lectures and presentations led by our enrichment specialists on Japanese history, culture, and gardens

Please click https://japanexpotours.com/cherry-blossom-cruise-1 to learn the details on how to book. Save $$ when you are ready to book.

07/28/2021

World Cruise in 2022 Is Hot with Most of the Tickets Having Been Sold Out. Fortunately, we still have offers from Seabourn, Holland America, and Princess with the special fares and free shore excursions to give. The world voyages are leaving from Ft. Lauderdale or Los Angeles in January or April. You'll cross the oceans and continents for over 100 days! Please visit https://japanexpotours.com/2022-cruises-to-japan to find out what we offer.

07/28/2021

You Still Can Buy Your Cruise Tickets to Japan and China with Our Bonus Perks of Free Shore Excursions.

While many world cruises are sold out for 2022 or even 2023, we still have tickets for you if you plan to sail to Japan and China in 2022. Departures dates are January or April with Seabourn, Princess, and Holland America. Please visit https://japanexpotours.com/2022-cruises-to-japan to get our gifts of FREE shore excursions and book with Japan Adventure Club.

07/08/2021

Cruising to Japan and Asia is back!
Japan Adventure Club, a CLIA certified agent can book your Japan cruises in 2022 and 2023 with promotions such as free upgrades, onboard credit, bonus side trips, and other tour credit. Please visit our cruise section at https://japanexpotours.com/cruise-to-japan-from-usa-1 to find more.

07/03/2021

Happy birthday, America!

お誕生日おめでとう、アメリカ！

06/29/2021