Dogo Milk Cheesecake
Dogo Milk Cheesecake is a specialty cheesecake shop in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture. It serves cheesecakes inspired by the taste of milk enjoyed after a hot bath. The cheese is handmade fresh every day in the workshop attached to the shop.
The milk flavor is rich but not heavy. The cheesecake is smooth, and the sweetness is just right, so it goes down really easily. It's great as a souvenir or for eating on the go!
日本黑毛和牛吃到飽，日本很難找得到類似這樣的餐廳，真心推薦！
Kiyosu Castle
In 1405, the Shugo (governor) of Owari (current Aichi prefecture), Yoshishige Shiba, dominated this castle as an annex of Shimotsu Castle.
It's a small and charming castle with lots of exhibits and historical information. The Chinese audio guide is also very detailed.
Kimono Forest
The plaza is located in the corner of "Arashiyama Station Hannari Hokkori Square." Six hundred brightly colored poles decorated with Kyoto-Yuzen designs line the square.
The designer's creative touch really shines here, turning famous handicrafts into a unique art installation in Kyoto.
Dogashima Cave Excursion Boat
Dogashima Island is described as Matsushima in Izu for its beauty. The best spot to see is the national natural treasure, Tensodo Cave. If you really want to enjoy it, hop on the boat that leaves every 15-20 minutes.
Navigating the boat inside really takes some skill since the passage is so narrow. Once you get in and see the skylight cave, it honestly feels like a masterpiece of nature—a true gift from above.
Ryotanji Temple
This temple has episodes with the historically famous Ii Naotora, a female political leader with a male name. Ryotanji has Ii Family’s graves on the grounds, and Naotora’s confidante, Nankei Zuimon, ran this temple.
The creaky floors here are really unique, just like the ones at Nijo Castle in Kyoto. Apparently, they were designed for security purposes.