Starbucks is really good at transforming these historic buildings into cafes. This one was renovated from a two-story wooden Western-style house built in 1907, called Kitano Monogatari. It has a lot of historical significance. Definitely worth stopping by for a coffee break!
Hung Tuan's Reviews Page 4/9
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Adults can easily spend the whole day here shopping, while for kids, it's a total paradise. Plus, you can ride the nearby Ferris wheel as a family and get a stunning view of Kobe Port and the city.
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Himeji Castle has so many gates and stone walls. The scenery changes depending on where you look from, so it's beautiful and impressive from every angle.
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A must-buy snack, so tasty!
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This is a great rest stop where you can enjoy food, coffee, hot springs, and entertainment. It's a hidden paradise surrounded by clear streams, fresh air, and greenery—perfect for relaxing and escaping the city!
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This is a small family-run guesthouse, and the dorms are upstairs. There's a little kitchen with a traditional Japanese dining table. Lots of travelers from different countries stay here. The owners are super friendly and always happy to help. If you need anything, just ask—they can even help you plan your trip.
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The exterior of A-Factory really stands out, and the harbor bridge behind the building is a local landmark. You can see it as soon as you walk out of JR Aomori Station, so it's super convenient to get to!
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They sell all the most popular Japanese and Western sweets from Tokyo here. It's the perfect place to stock up on gifts and local treats!
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You can't beat the convenience of this ski resort! It's also a great place for beginners to learn how to ski.
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Getting here isn't the easiest, but it's totally worth it to see the monkeys soaking in the hot springs. It's the only place in the world where you can see monkeys do this—pretty cool!
