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However, parking in Japan's cities posed a challenge. Notably, free parking was almost non-existent, which meant I had to be creative in finding suitable spots. One cultural observation that stood out during my travels was the organized queues everywhere. Be it restaurants or attractions, lines were common, but the process felt more civilized, leading to a more manageable experience compared to the chaos often encountered back home.
After a brief hike to enjoy the fantastic views, my exploration continued. I found a local delicacy—some kind of meat dish that tantalized my taste buds and reaffirmed the culinary brilliance of Japanese cuisine. My journey had taken me as far as Fukuoka Prefecture, where I planned to explore Fukuoka City, known for its delectable Tonkotsu Ramen.