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Sedona is a stunningly beautiful town, and it is surprisingly easy to navigate (though I suspect it is getting more crowded and expensive every day). I wish I had had more time to visit all of the rocks and vortexes, but I recommend it even if you just want to stop by for a couple of hours to have lunch and admire the scenery and shops.

Definitely go on a game day during the fall. It’s by far the best time to see everything that OSU has to offer (for better or for worse ;)).

If you go to San Francisco, you have to go to Chinatown. It’s that simple. It’s the best Chinatown in the US. I highly suggest eating there as well.

I went to visit and fell in love. I can’t wait to go back to live there.

Go to Cedar Point instead!

The temple is nice, but the real treat is the long walk up to it lined with shops selling all kinds of traditional crafts and things. It’s kind of tourist-y and always incredibly crowded, but it’s still worth a couple of hours of your time in Tokyo.

Beautiful at night, if you love neon!

I studied abroad in Japan and lived in Sapporo for a year. It’s not abig tourist city, but if you can you should definitely go for the Snow Festival in February. It’s amazing! The city gets packed, but you can see some of the most beautiful snow and ice sculptures around!

Go there, and explore outside Tokyo. It’s absolutely worth it!