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Seamall Shimonoseki
Seamall Shimonoseki in Shimonoseki City is a large-scale complex shopping center, the largest in Yamaguchi Prefecture, composed of a department store, a specialty store street, and various facilities.
Right when you walk in, you get a strong local vibe. It's not your typical department store, which actually gives it more character!
Kamenoi Hotel Nikko Yunishigawa All-Inclusive Resort
Located deep in the mountains of Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, Yunishigawa Onsen is home to this all-inclusive hotel. An all-inclusive hotel is one where the accommodation fee includes dinner, breakfast, drinks (including alcohol), and activities during your stay. In this tranquil hot-spring village of Yunishigawa, known as one of northern Kanto’s secluded hot springs, you can fully enjoy various services and have a fulfilling hotel stay.
The hotel is tucked away in the mountains, and the scenery is incredibly soothing. It's the perfect place to unwind!
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (Ijokaku style pavilion)
This memorial hall displays valuable items related to Sun Yat-sen, a Chinese revolutionary, politician, and philosopher, such as handwritten calligraphy. The building was originally a villa owned by Wu Jintang, a wealthy merchant from the Kobe overseas Chinese community.
You can see calligraphy written by Sun Yat-sen himself. You can really feel his patriotism in every stroke~
Hands together in respect 🙏
Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge connects Honshu and Awaji Island. It is known as the world's longest suspension bridge, with a total length of 3,911 meters and a distance of 1,991 meters between the two main towers. Together with the Onaruto Bridge, it connects the Kansai area to Shikoku, and is a popular tourist route.
Checked in at the world's longest suspension bridge~!
It's even more impressive than I imagined! On the other side is Awaji Island, which is my next travel destination.
Tokyu Kabukicho Tower
Within a month of its grand opening in April 2023, the complex welcomed over a million visitors, quickly establishing itself as the new icon of Kabukicho. The building boasts 48 floors above ground, 5 below, and stands tall at 225 meters. The exterior design, inspired by fountains, wraps this enormous entertainment hub crafted around the concept of "mastering one's passions."
Just checking in! I heard this place is mainly for foreign tourists, but honestly, I prefer spots that feel more local.
