快晨时分's Reviews

Senryuji Temple (Komae City, Tokyo)

This lushly green temple in Komae City, Tokyo, was founded in 765, the first year of the Tenpyo Jingo Era. Although the temple is located just a short distance from Komae Station, the grounds are lushly covered with greenery, and the natural scenery is rich with cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, and autumn leaves, making it possible to experience the four seasons.

• Fuchu, Chofu, Tama
• Shrines & Temples

Old Karuizawa Ginza Street

Millions love to visit this must-to-see shopping street in Karuizawa each year. Souvenir stores with local specialties and gourmet shops serving take-out meals and sweets cluster here. Not only the main street, but also the alleys have fun stores. Take time to explore them and find your treasure.

• Nagano
• Shopping Streets

Ueda Castle

The castle, built under the direction of Sanada Masayuki in 1583, was known as impenetrable after defeating the Tokugawa army in the first and second battles of Ueda. After the battle of Sekigahara, it was demolished, but Sengoku Tadamasa, the lord after Sanada, restored the castle. Matsudaira inherited it afterwards, then, the Meiji Restoration came to pass.

• Nagano
• Tourist Attractions

Shibuya Hikarie

A shopping center that offers many more ways to enjoy the experience other than just shopping and dining. Floors B3 to 5 comprise the shopping area “ShinQs” which is designed in white and wood colors to create a soft atmosphere with many distinctive shops.

• Shibuya
• Commercial Buildings

AEON MALL Makuhari New City

This mall consists of 4 sections: Grand, Family, Active, and Pet, with a total floor area of around 402,000 square meters and about 350 specialty stores and an AEON STYLE supermarket. You can enjoy everything from shopping to entertainment.

• Chiba
• Commercial Buildings

Nanyodori Shotengai (Janjan Yokocho Alley)

The official name, Nanyodori Shotengai is said to mean the street bathed in light. The alley is commonly known as Janjan Yokocho, after the sound of twangs of shamisen and taiko that could be heard from the street of local shops looking to draw in patrons after the end of WW2. At 2.5 meters wide the 180 meter-long alley is home to a compact but eclectic line up of little shops.

• Osaka
• Shopping Streets