The lanterns (Nebuta) here are absolutely massive and incredibly detailed—it's honestly mind-blowing! The lights and colors are super vivid, and they almost look like they're moving and alive. Each float has its own theme, like famous warriors or mythological characters, and the craftsmanship is just stunning.
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The colors of the chopsticks are really soft, and they feel nice to hold. You can tell they put a lot of thought into designing this gift. Little events like this make me feel the store really cares. It's so much fun to collect souvenirs while playing the capsule machines. I was genuinely happy!
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Instead of just seeing them in books or on a screen, you can get up close to over 1,000 famous works from 26 countries here. If you're an art lover, this place is a must-visit.
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Besides the tunnel, the park also has beautiful natural scenery, like tree-lined paths and a fast-flowing stream. It's a lovely spot for a walk or just to relax.
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It's worth visiting both during the day and at night.
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The chicken wings at Yamachan are seriously delicious, and the miso hot pot broth is really good too! 👍
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The Odori Park venue is super lively and packed with people. Just a heads up—it gets colder as the night goes on.
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These oil blotting papers from this long-established Kyoto brand are a must-buy beauty item when visiting Japan.
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I tried the instant noodles from Nakamoto before, but having the real thing is definitely tastier. The bowl is pretty big, too. Just note that everyone has to order their own dish—no sharing allowed.
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Stationmaster Tama is so adorable and really draws visitors from all over. There's a little Tama shop next to Kishi Station selling tons of Tama-themed souvenirs.
