At GRANSTA, there's a Kyushu cuisine spot called Motsunabe Ariyuki. I really love how they grill the carefully selected beef intestines and meat on an iron plate. The special red miso sauce they use for the beef intestines is amazing—the texture is fantastic, the fat is sweet but not greasy, and the aroma is just perfect. It goes so well with rice!
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Every time I visit Japan, I always go to GRANSTA. There are so many shops here, you can't possibly see them all in one day. There are just too many souvenir options to choose from!
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There are so many people here, it's really easy to get lost and not find your way around.
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There are so many products and they all look great. I had no idea where to start!
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If you have some time to kill while waiting for your Shinkansen, this is a great spot to hang out.
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There are plenty of souvenir shops to choose from. If you have time, it's nice to stroll around and browse.
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There are so many different bento options at the station. Buying one to enjoy on the train is part of the fun of traveling!
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So many tasty foods and great shops! It's a bit overwhelming and easy to lose your sense of direction since the station is huge. If you're bad with directions like me, make sure to stick with your group.
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Pretty good, and a nice place to shop!
If you're looking for Made in Japan stuff, there's a shop called ekissora that sells iPhone cases—it's pretty cool 🆒
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Crowds mean business! They really made the most of the station's convenience and commercial facilities to create some unexpected results.






