They have Binchotan charcoal soft serve here! It tastes a bit like brown sugar, and the added cookie gives it a nice texture. Pretty unique experience.
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No entrance fee, so you can visit and pray freely. It's good for a quick stop or a leisurely stroll. There aren't many types of omamori, but they're all pretty well-made—perfect for gifts.
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The moment I walked through the torii gate, it really felt like stepping into a mysterious world. The stone lanterns lining the stairs looked just like a scene from a Studio Ghibli movie.
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Compared to traditional zoos, Tama really feels more like a wildlife park. It's perfect for families, and I saw lots of kindergarten kids there on field trips.
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There are lots of unique little shops here, selling local handicrafts, pottery, and traditional sweets. There are also some retro-style cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy great food while soaking in the historic atmosphere. I tried the famous 'Kurashiki grape' dessert, and it was absolutely delicious.
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The museum's environment is really pleasant, with a well-thought-out layout. The exhibition spaces feel modern and artistic, so every visit offers a fresh visual and emotional experience.
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There are so many food options at Solamachi! You can find all kinds of dishes here, so there's something for everyone, no matter what you're craving.
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The park isn’t very big, but everything is super cute. Don’t miss the parade at noon! The staff are all really friendly. It’s perfect for Sanrio fans and kids.
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You can learn some interesting facts about Japan here.
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The food sold here is usually exclusive, and some items change with the seasons. It’s really unique.
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Almost everything inside is made with LEGO bricks. If you bring kids, you’ll definitely end up spending the whole day here.
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You can make your own glass cups and some small accessories. If you have some free time, it’s worth stopping by to check it out.
