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  • They say this is like Japan's version of the I Ching, but unfortunately, you can only get it in Tokyo.

  • Heading to Tokyo next month—this is my first stop for sure!

  • Wow! I can't believe this place is being featured!
    It's definitely a local favorite—the shumai here is absolutely amazing! 👍

    It was 39°C in Tokyo, but here it felt like less than 30°C. No wonder this place is famous for escaping the summer heat!

  • This place is famous for its pearls. I heard that people from mainland China really want to buy pearls from here.

    Personally, I think this is the best spot in Tokyo to enjoy the ocean view.
    See you next year!!!

    There are so many great photo spots everywhere, I couldn't stop taking pictures with my phone.
    The butterbeer was just okay, and the restaurant felt a bit pricey, so I'm giving it 4 stars.
    But if you're a Harry Potter fan, you have to visit! 🦉

    A must-visit in Odaiba!!
    The most famous spots are probably the Takoyaki Museum and the wax museum.
    The whole place is huge—almost unbelievably so.
    Super fun, lots of shops and restaurants. Highly recommended! 👍

    I heard the building's exterior was designed by architect Kengo Kuma—it's really eye-catching.
    Came here just for the heart-shaped platinum diamond piece!

    When it comes to delicious red bean bread in Tokyo, Ginza Kimuraya is definitely the top spot.
    Their cream-filled red bean bread is especially famous—it's their signature! Highly recommend!!!

    Caught the earliest Shinkansen! I'll come back to shop after returning to Tokyo.
    My 7-day trip from Tokyo to Kyoto starts now~~

    Tokyo is so lively now that the pandemic is over! If you want to see crowds, just head to the Shibuya Scramble!! 🤭

    Visited the monkey hot springs and watched the adorable snow monkeys soaking in the bath.
    Such a relaxing and healing experience~

    I was lucky enough to visit, and the summer festival was absolutely stunning! 🔥

    This festival commemorates Tokugawa Ieyasu's unification of Japan, so it's definitely the most worth celebrating festival in Tokyo.

    The noodles, chashu, and dipping soup are all top-notch!
    I ordered the super spicy one, but honestly, it wasn't that spicy at all. 🦉

    The nostalgic vibe here is off the charts!!!
    It's not just Japanese books—there are tons of old bookstores selling foreign books and historical materials too.
    If you're a fan of rare books, this is the perfect place to go treasure hunting! ✌

    One word: Beautiful!
    Two words: So beautiful!!
    Three words: Absolutely stunning!!!

    Headed out super early! Even before opening, there were already so many people—crazy! Of course, what I wanted most was the new Leaf Meow~

    This garden really shows off Japanese style—definitely a must-visit spot in Kanazawa.
    It's not as vast as I imagined, but you can really feel the gardeners' dedication everywhere.

    I went to pray during the New Year. It was super crowded and lively. I really hope Yokohama Chinatown can go back to how it used to be. Had a great time! 😊

    Inside the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, I was lucky enough to see Venetian glass that once fascinated European nobility. The elegant atmosphere made me feel like I was transported back to the aristocratic days of Rome.

  • The Osaka Bay area is awesome for exploring! There's the Ferris wheel, USJ, and the aquarium. One day just isn't enough to enjoy everything! 🦉

  • It's right next to Ginza Station, and I especially recommend checking out the B1 floor. Plus, they offer tax-free shopping!

    The illumination event started in 2022!
    Personally, I think this is the most beautiful light display spot in Tokyo. 🌃

    After finishing up at Sanrio Puroland, you can head to the Keio Plaza Hotel restaurant right next door for a big Hello Kitty dessert feast! Too bad we were already stuffed from eating inside and only saw it after we left…😢

    If you've watched 'Asakusa Kids,' this is a must-visit spot! 🦅

  • I went to the second location, the wine bar Absolute Area, about a year ago.
    The interior has a classic vibe and feels even more relaxing than the first location! 🥸

    It's been a while since I last came here. Now that the pandemic is more stable, the crowds are back. The shops around are still doing okay. Hope it gets as lively and bustling as it used to be!

    The legendary dandelion omurice! Definitely one of the must-try restaurants in Tokyo!

  • Can you really get good luck here???

    It's been almost three years since I last went to Japan! I just bought some Kikyou Shingen Mochi the other day, and eating it really made me miss Yamanashi, Japan.

  • If you visit, make sure to go to the inner shrine—that's where Ieyasu's tomb is!

    The best thing about Mt. Rokko is definitely the autumn leaves season.

  • My recommendations:
    Sushi: Daiwa Sushi
    Ramen: Yaji Man
    Souvenirs: Mosuke
    And don't miss the tuna auction show—it's a must-see!