We were invited out by the Daiichi Art Museum to go check out their Ukiyo-e Exhibit. Ukiyo-e could really be considered the grandfather of manga because without this medium, which often described the liveliness of Japanese culture, we have never gotten many of the beloved Manga and anime that we love today. We decided to check out some of the other sightseeing places in the area! We visited a local monthly market for local people called Kunoichi Market. There were also quite a few interesting temples and shrines.
Finally, we got to check out the home of some of the largest fried shrimp that I have ever SEEN!
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