熱田神宮 (Atsuta Jingu, Atsuta Shrine) keeps, officially, one of 三種の神器 (Sansyu no Jingi, the three sacred emblems/treasures for the Imperial Family of Japan), which grant the authority of the Emperor. The Emperor shall own those emblems …

Atsuta Jinguu. I visited there in August and had very
famous Unajuu (eel) dish next to the Jinguu, which is
called “hitsu mabushi.” 味は、まあまあかな。でも有名なので
やっぱり一度は食べてみたかった。

Say hi to Cassidy, please. Collecting 観光地コイン or
記念メダル is my secret pleasure, too. It is not
widely advertised at all, but when I go any very
‘touristic’ place (like Tokyo tower, for example) in Japan,
I usually find a vendoring machine selling the coin.
I love their 70’s taste of the vendoring machine and coins.

Before we can google anything through the Internet,
it was not easy to find where I could find the vendor,
who was selling the coins and even what were those
misterious coins…
Today, everything is revealed and the excitement and
pleasure of the “hunting coins in touristic places”
have all gone…. http://www.stampmedal.com/

I change the blog URL again….
http://blog.livedoor.jp/takekan/