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This web magazine delivers information on carefully selected gourmet food, travel, design, and more! Please click on your favorite information from the global menu or sidebar. We are currently expanding our pet-related page!

Special website for accommodations and restaurants where you can travel with your dog.

This special page from the web magazine lade compiles a list of accommodations and restaurants that the magazine has actually visited, stayed at, and dined at with their dogs, organized by area. For those looking for a place that welcomes their dog as part of the family, this is a must-have guide to help you choose your next travel destination.

https://lade.jp/pet/

Go to the special page for the Taipei travelogue!

This site is packed with information on hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions throughout Taiwan!

https://lade.jp/taiwan/

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This special page from the web magazine lade compiles a list of accommodations and restaurants that the magazine has actually visited, stayed at, and dined at with their dogs, organized by area. From quiet stays in detached rooms at hot spring inns to pet-friendly accommodations in all rooms, designer hotels, and lakeside resorts, the selection focuses on the quality of the stay and the appeal of the cuisine. Along with the delicious local cuisine, such as kaiseki, creative French, and locally sourced Japanese food, the page also carefully explains the comfort of the facilities and the availability of pet amenities. This is a must-have guide for anyone looking for a place that will welcome their dog as "family" and will be a helpful resource for choosing your next travel destination.

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Enjoy viewing the autumn foliage along the Sumatakyo Promenade, a loop that takes approximately 90 minutes, passing by the Dream Suspension Bridge in Sumatakyo.

A popular spot for viewing autumn leaves! Korankei Gorge, formed by the Tomoe River, is once again ablaze with the magnificent crimson colors of its 4,000 maple trees.