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Lucky Pierrot Bay Area Main Store
Founded in 1987, this is the very first location of a popular hamburger chain that now operates 17 stores mainly in Hakodate. In addition to classic items like hamburg steaks, they offer more than ten unique original burgers, including one filled with jingisukan (grilled mutton), showcasing a truly creative lineup.
Even though it's a burger joint, they actually have a Chinese-style sweet and sour chicken burger. Super unique!
[Public exhibition ended] Toshiba Science Museum
All the smiles of “Interaction between People and Science” come together at the Toshiba Science Museum a Toshiba Group hub for cutting-edge science and technology. Find this spot adjacent to the mega retailer Lazona Kawasaki Plaza, an easy stopover with direct connection to JR Kawasaki Station.
參觀東芝未來科學館不僅能增長見識，還能享受到與科技互動的樂趣，是一次充實且愉快的體驗。
Isonuma Milk Farm
Since its opening in 1952, Isonuma Milk Farm has operated based on the principles of animal welfare. This open farm, located in the town, continues to evolve and offers a unique experience. The spacious farm is home to Holstein, Jersey, Brown Swiss, and other rare breeds in Japan. Visitors can interact with the animals over the fence and participate in feeding experiences at any time. In addition to cows, there are also sheep to interact with.
This is a fantastic destination that combines education, fun, and relaxation. If you want to enjoy nature and spend quality time with family, the farm is a great choice.
Togetsukyo Bridge
The bridge was built in the first half of the 9th century during the Heian period (794-1185). It has been washed out many times, but each time it has been rebuilt. It is said that the name was given by Emperor Kameyama in the Kamakura period (1185-1333), as the moon moved across the bridge as if it were crossing over it.
This historic bridge is a big part of the Arashiyama scenery and is considered a local landmark. I came here in the evening, sat nearby with a cool breeze, and enjoyed a different kind of beautiful view.
Oranda-zaka
Among Nagasaki’s tourism sites, the Oranda-zaka (Hollander/Dutch Slope) is well known. It means the remaining cobblestone slope in the Yamate area where people from other countries lived.
During the Edo period, Nagasaki was only open to the Dutch and Chinese. This area used to be where foreigners lived, and there are lots of beautiful Western-style buildings on both sides.