The interior of the theater is absolutely beautiful, and even the restrooms are super fancy.
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This was such a fun and fresh experience! Even though we don't know how to fish, we still managed to catch some. You can have a BBQ afterwards, too. If you're traveling on your own, definitely add this to your itinerary!
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I just looked around and didn't really feel like buying anything.
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The streets in Okage Yokocho are lined with traditional wooden buildings, giving off a nostalgic old-town vibe. There are all kinds of things for sale here, so if you love browsing little shops, you'll have a great time. Even just looking around is fun!
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Tenjin Chikagai was highly recommended online as a must-visit and must-shop spot in Kyushu, so I planned ahead before coming. It really is super convenient and fun to explore! Since it's connected to five major department stores and is a major transportation hub in Fukuoka, you don't have to go anywhere else—just shop here before transferring. It saves a lot of time!
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There are so many people here! There's a roof over the street, so even if it suddenly rains while you're shopping, you don't have to worry.
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It feels like a traditional market, but there are also lots of trendy shops. There are street foods and restaurants, so it's always lively.
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The old-style buildings on both sides really catch your eye. The street is filled with travelers from all over the world coming here to experience Kyoto's unique vibe.
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The rotating observation floor gives you a 360-degree view of Nagoya at night. It's also known as one of the best date spots in Japan.
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This is one of Japan's three major Kannon temples. The famous shopping street is right nearby. The temple also houses a large collection of old books, and it's known for having one of Japan's top three Buddhist scripture collections.
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It looks like a giant spaceship! During the day, it's just okay, but at night when the lights come on, it's actually pretty beautiful.
