Walking along Eboshiyama, you get to enjoy the views of Akayu Station’s streets. It’s awesome—wherever you look, you’re surrounded by beautiful cherry blossoms!
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Aomori has two spots chosen as Top 100 Cherry Blossom Sites, and one of them is Ashino Park! The best part is definitely snapping photos of the Tsugaru Railway train surrounded by cherry blossoms—such a classic scene.
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The night view from Mount Sarakura is ranked among Japan's top three night views, along with Mount Inasa in Nagasaki and Mount Moiwa in Sapporo. It's definitely one of my personal top three night views too—I just love city lights at night!
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If you come to Asakusa, you have to try the ramen! There's a place called Yoroiya Ramen that gets great reviews online. Their signature yuzu soy sauce ramen and gyoza are my favorites. The broth is made from chicken and pork bones, two kinds of dried fish, and kelp, making it super rich with a hint of yuzu aroma. Plus, the double-yolk egg is amazing—absolutely top-notch!
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Namba Yasaka Shrine is a super popular spot in Osaka! The giant lion head with its piercing eyes and fierce expression is said to ward off bad luck. It's really memorable for photos, too. Highly recommend stopping by!
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Yamanakadani still has that old town vibe. It's a peaceful spot with fewer crowds, perfect for cherry blossom viewing. The soft pink sakura, the railway, and the trains together look just like a beautiful painting. It's also the perfect place to capture those 'train and cherry blossom' shots. I really love it here.
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At Shirahone Onsen, the hot spring water is crystal clear when it first comes out, but turns milky white after it touches the air. It's said to be especially good for stomach and nerve issues. Highly recommended!
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If you walk around Ryuokyo Gorge, you'll come across a small, old-fashioned souvenir street. It really gives off the vibe of a Taiwanese scenic spot!
