The whole city gets involved in this festival! There are parades and performances on the streets, and the vibe is super lively. Tons of people everywhere. There are lots of food stalls, so you can snack while you walk around—it really feels like a street fair. Compared to traditional small festivals, this one is more like a big carnival. If you want to experience Kobe's energy and take some fun, lively photos, it's definitely worth checking out at least once.
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I heard this is one of the oldest arch bridges in Japan. If you're a history buff, you definitely have to check it out.
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I didn't expect the ferry to be this comfortable. The room was clean and really quiet~
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Some of the old houses have been turned into cafes or shops, which gives the area a great vibe. The cafes have a nice atmosphere, and the desserts are really unique.
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The old town preserves many Edo period buildings. The wooden shops and narrow stone-paved streets make you feel like you've traveled back in time.
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It's a great spot for couples to go on a date and spend some romantic time together.
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The room was clean and spacious. It's close to Waseda University, so the area is pretty quiet and academic.
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There are quite a lot of brands here, and since it's right by the Yokohama waterfront, the scenery is really nice.
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Both sides of the river are lined with cherry blossoms, forming a tunnel. Even the water reflects the full bloom of the cherry trees.
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Buses can drive right into the ferry, making it an essential way to get to Sado Island from Niigata. In winter, the weather can get pretty rough, and the waves are so strong it's hard to stand sometimes.
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