Walking around the lake is really relaxing. It's perfect for a slow stroll, and the color of the lake looks different from every angle.
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Putting art in rice fields, abandoned schools, and the mountains is honestly pretty impressive. The scenery is already beautiful, and the art just makes it even better.
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The lighting and projections are amazing—every photo you take looks like a work of art.
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The coffee isn't exactly cheap, but with that amazing view of Mt. Fuji, I think it's totally worth it.
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Very photo-friendly, and it’s really comfortable to sit and chat.
The food is reliably good—not mind-blowing, but also no risk of disappointment. The pasta and appetizers were both solid. Portions are just right.
Great for hanging out with friends or taking a break after shopping.
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After the restoration, this building really keeps that refined teahouse vibe. It feels like stepping back into the Edo period—so nostalgic and classic.
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Adult tickets are JPY 420, kids pay half. There's a lot to see and do, so it's great value for money. They also have Chinese guides and some videos with subtitles, so you don't have to worry about not understanding.
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It's like a real-life rainbow field—every photo turns out gorgeous! The sea of flowers is absolutely stunning, and each row of colors looks just like a painter's palette.
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The powdered tea leaves are super fine, and the tea tastes fantastic. Every tea-related product here is beautifully crafted—just looking at them is a real treat.
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It's funny—this is Tokyo, Japan, but almost everyone visiting seems to be from outside Japan! 🤣
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