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    天橋立

      天橋立 Amanohashidate is renowned as one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views. Stretching for several kilometers, its sandbar lined with pine trees, connects the two shores. When viewed from above, it resembles a “dragon flying in the sky,” offering a grand yet graceful panorama. 立雲峽 Ryuun Gorge is the best vantage point to admire the Takeda Castle Ruins, often called the「天空之城」“Castle in the Sky.” In the early morning, when mist and clouds surround the mountains, the ruins appear to float above a sea of clouds, creating a dreamlike spectacle. It is celebrated as one of Japan’s most magnificent cloud-sea views. Another tour is also available here 天橋立．夢幻絕景 23 Nov Schedule  24 Nov Schedule Tickets & Fares

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        Recently, I had the chance to try out a new WordPress plugin called Moteraku. The core idea behind this plugin is simple but interesting: it lets you take HTML and CSS code — generated by AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini — and paste it directly into a page, without being restricted by your site’s existing theme. In other words, instead of fighting with your theme’s built-in styles or digging into custom template files, you can just drop in a block of code and have it render independently. For anyone who occasionally needs a page that looks completely different from the rest of the site, this sounded like a useful shortcut, so I decided to give it a proper test on my own site. Great Points Problems Encountered The plugin doesn’t support multi-language sites. This applies both to the admin panel itself and to the language settings for individual posts, so if you’re running a multilingual site, you’ll need to manage each language version manually — which adds friction for admins. The preview area has an alignment issue — the header ends up cut off… Read More »WordPress Plugin Moteraku