I heard that even the Japanese Emperor tried these and loved them, so I had to buy some myself. Turns out, a lot of people were buying them too! I got the signature flavor—the rich buttery aroma with sugar on top is amazing. Perfect with tea. Highly recommended!
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This place was actually used as a filming location for the movie Kiki's Delivery Service, which really shows just how beautiful the scenery is.
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There are so many teas to choose from here! I bought a small pack to take home. They also have sweets that go well with tea—the edamame mochi is especially famous. It's a bit sweet and has a nice texture with bits of beans. Definitely worth a try!
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You don't have to travel the world to try beers from everywhere—this place has them all! Super cool!
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I was surprised by how quiet and warm it is inside the snow house!
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You can avoid tour groups here and really enjoy the inn, which the owner has carefully restored and relocated. It's full of nostalgic, retro vibes and so relaxing. Soaking in the hot springs with beautiful views and enjoying delicious food—this is what happiness is all about!
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A lot of shopping malls feel pretty much the same, but this place has a real European vibe. For people from Asia, it's pretty appealing. Even if you don't shop, just having a coffee or meal here and soaking in the atmosphere is nice!
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Both sides of the 3.5 km road are lined with gorgeous pink cherry blossoms, making it feel like you're walking through a pink tunnel. No matter where you take a photo, it looks beautiful.
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I came here because of its reputation, and wow, it was super crowded! But honestly, this was the best oyakodon I've ever had. The eggs were smooth and tasty, and the chicken was juicy with just the right amount of bite. Paired with the sauce, it was absolutely fantastic!
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Nikko Toshogu has over 5,100 statues. The three must-see carvings are the Imagined Elephant, the Three Wise Monkeys, and the Sleeping Cat. The craftsmanship is incredibly detailed, and each piece has a deeper meaning that's worth exploring!
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This goes so well with sushi! But wow, it's really spicy!
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This outlet is huge! Luckily, we planned out the brands and items we wanted to buy ahead of time. Everyone split up to shop and then met up at a restaurant to share our finds before browsing more. Otherwise, your feet will be super sore after a whole day here!
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They use super fresh local ingredients to make delicious regional dishes. The flavors are really different from what I usually eat—highly recommended!
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These dolls are so detailed and cute! If you're looking for a local souvenir, I definitely suggest picking one up.
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At Shinobazu Pond, you can enjoy both a walk and boating while viewing cherry blossoms. It's definitely worth a visit in April!
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I'm so happy to see Eslite in Japan! I hope this helps share Taiwanese culture and brings their unique mix of books and retail to Japan. It's the perfect place for shopping and enjoying a good read!
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This place is awesome for shopping! You can find super trendy and unique clothes, and when you get tired, there are cool cafes to relax in. It's definitely a favorite spot for young people!
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I really love the rice roll flavor, especially the rich whipped cream. Even my mom, who usually doesn't like cream, couldn't resist having more!
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Rokkatei's signature 'Rum Raisin Butter Sandwich' is my must-buy souvenir! It's super tasty and always a hit with friends and family. Pairing it with coffee or tea for afternoon tea is just fantastic!
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If you want to enjoy a cultural experience, feast on seafood, and admire Japanese garden architecture all in one place, this spot totally delivers!
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I absolutely love Japanese-made thermos bottles, and with all these different designs, I just had to grab two to take home!
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The best time to visit Kiyomizu-dera is in the fall. The maple trees turn the whole temple area a beautiful red, making it a fantastic spot for autumn leaf viewing!
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I heard Okunitama-jinja Shrine is famous for warding off evil and bringing good fortune, especially for love and relationships. I made sure to stop by and pray while I was here!
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It can't really compare to 7-Eleven in Taiwan, but you can try some unique rice ball flavors here that you won't find back home. Not bad at all!
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Reasonable prices and lots of different flavors—definitely the best choice if you're craving ramen!
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This has become a must-have digestive medicine in my house!
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So rich and delicious!
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Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine really has that authentic Japanese local feel. The fishing rod fortune-telling is especially fun! All of us girls couldn't resist praying for safety and love!
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At the Kawagoe City Museum, you can really get a clear understanding of Kawagoe's history during the Edo period. The explanations are very detailed. Visiting here before joining local cultural activities helps you appreciate the area even more.
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This building is over a hundred years old. The retro decor mixed with a stylish vibe, plus a cup of coffee—just perfect!
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We came as a big family and booked the Polar Bear Room—it was really perfect for us. The service was great, the quality was high, and we had a super comfortable stay!
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You can pick your own seafood toppings here and really dig in. It was awesome!
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It’s cold in winter, but the snowy scenery gives the place a whole different vibe!
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These udon noodles are so chewy and have a great texture. The signature flavor is pretty good too!
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I got a bit hungry while shopping, and this fried manju place had a long line—seems really popular! I tried the curry flavor, and it was so good while it was hot!
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The view is totally different at night compared to during the day. It's a perfect spot for couples to enjoy the night scenery!
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With a professional tea master guiding us, we got to experience every detailed and thoughtful step of the tea ceremony. You can really feel the deep cultural roots behind it!
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We chose different riding plans for adults and kids. The experienced staff guided us, which made us feel really safe.
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Walking around this Olympic museum, you can really learn a lot about the history of the Olympics!
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It's fun to stroll around here. In the evening, you can grab dinner and drinks at an izakaya and enjoy some skewers!
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You really need teamwork to get through the lines at Tokyo Disneyland, otherwise it's so crowded you might not get to try much. But kids just love it! The shows and parades are super energetic, and all the staff are so cheerful and friendly. The whole place feels so happy!
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After soaking in the hot spring, I enjoyed some local Aizu cuisine. It was so relaxing and such a treat!
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I love the nostalgic and retro vibe here!
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My little sister loves Crayon Shin-chan, and she was so happy to find her favorite stationery here!
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Adding this to grilled rice balls makes them taste absolutely amazing.
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It's really close from Shinjuku, and the amusement park has a light show at night. The trees and rides are beautifully decorated, so even if you come in the afternoon and stay until evening, you won't feel rushed. The atmosphere is fantastic!
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I'm a huge fan of Japanese bowls and teaware, and there were so many options here! Because of my luggage limit, I only picked up a small tea set. I hope that when I use it back home, it'll remind me of my trip!
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You can totally enjoy super fresh and affordable seafood dishes here. There are so many varieties—some I've never even seen in Taiwan!
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I stayed at this hotel during my solo trip and found it incredibly convenient. Shopping and supermarkets are all close by, and being near the station made it easy to get to my next destination!
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I really love Japanese gardens because they're filled with ponds, waterfalls, streams, rivers, and lots of trees at different heights.
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On winter nights, the snow-covered thatched roofs look just like a dreamy fairy tale world. The atmosphere is amazing!
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I happened to pick this up at a convenience store, and it turned out to be pretty tasty! The noodles are super chewy!
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The ingredients are really top-notch, and the service is excellent. Definitely worth dining here!
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Surrounded by untouched mountains and forests, this is truly a hidden hot spring spot. The experience was amazing!
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If you have enough time, it's great to enjoy a cup of coffee while taking in the view, and maybe pick up some local specialties too!
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If you love grilled lamb, you have to try this place!
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I really love these kinds of roastery cafes. Having an espresso in such a unique spot just gives off a special vibe!
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Spent the whole day here and time just flew by!
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Grabbed a Starbucks and enjoyed the beautiful view while sipping my coffee. So relaxing!
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It's awesome to have art exhibitions right inside Tokyo Station! There are so many themes, from modern art to architecture, design, and even railways. Really impressive!
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My throat often feels scratchy, so Ryukakusan is my go-to remedy!
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The decor is a bit dated, but the service is truly outstanding. There are staff who speak Chinese, and you can even see Mt. Fuji from the window!
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Had beef stew rice and then some mochi for dessert—absolutely fantastic!
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The cheesecake is so creamy and delicious! Loved it!
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I drank water from the 'Reisen Tsurusui Well' and hope it brings me good health!
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Even though they're not the originals, the full-size ceramic reproductions are amazing. It's definitely a must-visit spot for art lovers!
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There were so many people visiting the shrine during this period that I couldn't really take a good look around. What a pity!
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If you like Kirin Beer, you should check this place out. After the tour, you even get to enjoy some beer—so good!
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Visiting this World Heritage temple and seeing so many precious artifacts was totally worth it!
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Absolutely stunning! There's a mysterious and tranquil vibe here.
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I ordered the miso ramen, but it was a bit on the salty side!
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The water show at Canal City Hakata is really awesome! There are also lots of great places to eat and shop. It's fun, delicious, and visually impressive!
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Enjoying local cuisine here was a great choice!
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Soaking in Tokachigawa Onsen while enjoying the beautiful natural scenery on a chilly day is truly one of life's great pleasures.
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We were exploring nearby and someone recommended this place for a meal. I picked the popular Santou Ramen, and it was delicious!
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I've always loved the novel 'Freezing Point,' so being able to visit the Miura Ayako Literature Museum was really meaningful.
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Traditional Japanese sweets here really suit our taste!
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A lot of the products are pretty similar, but if you're looking for electronics, it's worth checking out!
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It was my first time seeing such a huge crocodile—super thrilling!
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Highly recommend the Omi beef sukiyaki!
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Frequent trains, free wifi, and great scenery along the way. A solid choice for solo travelers!
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Local souvenirs here are definitely worth picking up as a memento!
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Nice vibe, had a few drinks!
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Highly recommend these for afternoon tea snacks!
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It was awesome watching the 'straw-grilled' cooking method while enjoying delicious food!
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Great service and accommodation quality. The festival-themed performances are a unique experience—definitely worth trying!
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The three-story book wall design is really special!
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Whenever my eyes get tired from working on the computer, I always use this brand of eye drops!
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The colorful flowers make for beautiful photos. But the restaurant prices are a bit high!
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I really love the atmosphere of this inn. The service was fantastic. I was worried I wouldn't like the food, but it was even better than I expected. Overall, I'm so glad I stayed here.
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I love the spicy chicken wings and the miso-stewed intestines.
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I just love Shiroi Koibito cookies! I bought a bunch when I visited.
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Such a great vacation spot!
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If you're looking to buy Asahikawa specialties, you can find them here!
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Visiting Hakodate in winter? Besides soaking in Yunokawa Onsen, checking out this tropical botanical garden is a lot of fun too. There are all kinds of plants, and you can even see monkeys relaxing in the hot springs!
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It's my first time seeing so many lights—absolutely stunning and beautiful!
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My family are anime fans and really wanted to stay here. It was truly impressive and didn't disappoint at all. I absolutely love this kind of unique Japanese-style inn!
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I've always had a thing for music boxes. If you love collecting them, you'll be super excited here!
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I used to think the life of ama divers was just something from TV dramas, but experiencing it here in person felt so real and almost unbelievable!
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I brought my family to Gero Onsen for a relaxing getaway. We enjoyed the Japanese hot spring atmosphere and the delicious food. It was such a treat.
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The old street is so much fun to explore! It has a great local vibe. Grabbing coffee, shopping for souvenirs, and taking photos here are all fantastic!
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Great service, convenient shuttle, and comfortable rooms. I slept really well!
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The curry bread is really tasty, especially when it's cold and you're hungry—it's awesome!
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A must-visit spot in Kyoto! Each season brings a different charm.
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Cuz we had expenses control during our trip, so we decided to take cruise ship to Hokkaido for saving costs of accommodation.I thought it was a brilliant idea .Though the bed was small, it could fit my friend in as he was about 180~190cm tall. As for other facilities and TV programs, we just had no interest at all. But we did enjoy a Japanese bath-Furo and watched the sea view. That’s really good.
