劉思婷's Reviews

Ritsurin Garden

Used as a villa by the Matsudaira clan of Takamatsu, Ritsurin Garden was completed nearly 300 years ago by successive generations of feudal lords who renovated it. While the sprawling strolling garden covers 16 hectares, the total area of this park, including Mount Shiun in the background, extends to an impressive 75 hectares!

Takamatsu
Parks & Gardens

5 Jun 2025 See More

Such a peaceful place. As soon as you walk in, you automatically slow down. The little bridges, flowing water, pine trees, and ponds—every view feels so poetic.

Chiba Port Tower

This 125m (410 ft) landmark tower was built in 1986 to commemorate Chiba’s population exceeding 5 million. To counter the swing, a 15-ton dynamic vibration absorber was placed on the top floor, which was the first attempt in Japan.

Chiba
Observatories

29 Sep 2021 See More

I saw the tower while passing by—it's really eye-catching! Didn't have time to go up and check it out though.

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple

This historic temple, which was established in 940 by High Priest Kanchō, is rooted in prayers for the pacification of the Taira no Masakado revolt.

Narita Airport Neighborhood
Shrines & Temples

29 Sep 2021 See More

There's a really retro old street on the way to Shinshoji Temple. The famous spot here is Kawatoyo's grilled eel—freshly grilled, fatty, and delicious, served with a clear soup made from eel innards. Super tasty!

Mother Farm

“Mother Farm” exists on over 250 hectares of vast land. Here you’ll find yourself welcomed by various animals, including sheep, alpacas, capybaras, and ostriches. Not only can you watch the animals, but you can even feed them, milk cows, ride horses, and more!

Chiba
Experiences Facilities

29 Sep 2021 See More

You can get up close with the animals here, and the sheep show is really fun to watch.

Hondoji Temple

Hondoji Temple is one of the key temples of Nichiren Buddhism, one of the branches of Buddhism in Japan. It was founded in the third year of Kenji (1277), when a Lotus Hall (Hokkedo) was built within the estate of the Hiraga family, and opened by Nichiren himself.

Chiba
Shrines & Temples

29 Sep 2021 See More

The hydrangeas here are now even more famous than the temple itself.

Funabashi H.C. Andersen Park

This green park adorned with seasonal flowers was named after Andersen, who is from Odense, Denmark, a sister city of Funabashi City. Visited by 800,000 people a year, it is the prefecture’s prominent theme park. The vast 38.3ha (95 acres)-grounds are divided into zones for different attractions.

Chiba
Parks & Gardens

29 Sep 2021 See More

Kids will totally go wild here!

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

This red brick warehouse was a world-renowned state-of-the-art Japanese warehouse from the Meiji era into the Taisho era. Presently, its appearance has been maintained, and the 2-building warehouse contains shops, restaurants, and a multipurpose hall, making it a culture and shopping spot.

Yokohama
Museums

30 Aug 2020 See More

There are so many unique creative products and exclusive items you can only find at the Red Brick Warehouse's Building 2—it's hard to stop shopping! 🥰 Highly recommend the pancakes at Bills—back in 2002, The New York Times even called it the world's best breakfast! 🥞

Sanrio Puroland

Guests can meet Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty and My Melody at this indoor theme park. Sanrio characters put on authentic performances like shows and parades that mix stories, dances, and songs together.

Fuchu, Chofu, Tama
Amusement Parks & Theme parks

30 Aug 2020 See More

It's an indoor theme park with air conditioning, so you can stay cool and avoid the sun. No worries about wind or rain, either. Plus, it's not far from the station, so you don't have to walk much.

Shinjuku i-LAND

Located in the skyscraper district of Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku i-LAND is an area ripe with urban functionality, including offices, shops, residential areas, schools, and plazas, all centered around the 44-story skyscraper “Shinjuku i-LAND Tower.”

Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya
Famous Places

29 Aug 2020 See More

The west side of Shinjuku is full of office buildings, but there are lots of restaurants inside. It's really close to Shinjuku Station, and you don't have to worry about rainy days either.