After strolling through the Kichijoji shopping street, heading into the park made for a perfect day.
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It's so beautiful, it's hard to believe this park is free. You can even go inside the cute little houses and really immerse yourself in the charming world of the Moomins.
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The meat quality is really good, with beautiful marbling that just melts in your mouth. Prices are a bit high, but for a famous yakiniku spot in Tokyo, it's actually pretty reasonable.
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Having to buy tickets from a vending machine is a bit inconvenient. It would be friendlier if you could just order directly.
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The store isn't too big, so it's just the right size for browsing. You won't end up walking until your feet hurt like in those huge Osaka department stores.
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My eyes often get really tired after using my phone for a long time. Since Shohei Ohtani is the spokesperson, I figured it must be good. After trying it, I noticed my dry eyes improved a lot.
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Around 700,000 people join the mikoshi parade during the festival, making it super lively. It's a rare and memorable experience!
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The night view from the Marine Tower is a must-see. As evening falls, the whole tower and the surrounding area light up with gorgeous illuminations, creating a romantic and dreamy atmosphere.
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The world's largest torii gate stands right in the middle of the fields, making it look even more impressive.
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There are so many options in the food section, and everything looks absolutely delicious.
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This place is a symbol of Tokyo's pop culture. There are tons of bright and flashy clothes and accessories—if you wear them, you'll definitely stand out in a crowd.
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There's a theme park that kids love, and there's even an aquarium on the rooftop.
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It's not a huge place and there are fewer stores compared to other outlets, but all the major brands are here. The convenient location is also a big plus.
