🇯🇵✨A replica of Japan right here in Chiang Mai!

🌸 1. Hinoki Land – Chiang Dao ⛩️ A full-scale replica of a Japanese town, with torii gates, a simulated onsen, and a Hinoki castle. 👘 Yukata are available for rent, so you can take photos all day long. It feels like you're in Kyoto. 📍Location: Chiang Dao District (about 1.5 hours' drive from the city center) 🕰️ Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. 🍵 2. Sweets Cottage Japan – Mae Rim A genuine Japanese-style cafe in a pine forest with a great atmosphere. 🍡 Recommended menu items: Matcha Latte, Dango, Japanese Crepes 🏯 There are plenty of Japanese-style photo spots and yukata to wear. 📍Location: On the way to Samoeng, Chiang Mai Province 🕰️ Open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (closed on Tuesdays) ⛩️ 3. Wat Phan Tao (Tha Phae Gate area) Although it is a Thai temple, But the area in front of the temple has a Japanese-style red lantern arch during the festival. 🎎 Anyone who goes during February-March will see beautiful red lanterns decorated like a Japanese festival. 📍Location: Chiang Mai moat, near Tha Phae Gate 💡 It is recommended to go in the evening. The light is beautiful and the photos are great. 🌸 4. Tomi CAFE' (Tomi Cafe) - San Kamphaeng A new cafe with a Japanese atmosphere, very minimalist. 🏮 Warm wooden tones, like being in rural Japan. 🍙 There are homemade Japanese sweets such as oden, pork rice. 📍Location: San Kamphaeng (near Mae Kampong Village) 📌 Tips: Don't forget to bring a yukata/kimono or rent one at the event to get full Japanese-style photos. Recommended to travel during the end of the year - the beginning of the year. The weather is cool. You can take photos with a serious Japanese feel! 📸 This trip to Chiang Mai is not ordinary! If you haven't been to Japan yet, it's okay. Come to Chiang Mai first! #ChiangMaiJapanFeel #ChiangMaiJapanVibes #ChiangMaiReview #TravelThailandLikeGoingToJapan #Chiangmai travel