Not many people, which is a huge plus.
Zero pressure of being surrounded by tourists.
王維娟's Reviews Page 1/2
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The whole village still preserves its Edo-period streets and old wooden houses, so walking through it feels like traveling back in time. It’s peaceful and full of nostalgic charm.
The narrow little lanes are perfect for a slow stroll, and you can also see the unique architecture built by ship carpenters. It looks amazing in photos and has such a great atmosphere. If you like historic streets and places with a sense of history, this spot is definitely worth visiting. -
The store is bright and has a lively vibe. There are often special deals or tax-free offers, which is great for tourists. The staff are proactive and pretty attentive with their service. Basically, if you're in Ikebukuro and want to buy electronics or small gadgets, this is the place to go!
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The elegant arch design of the bridge gives it a retro vibe, and it's even more romantic when it's lit up at night. Walking on the bridge, you can enjoy views of both sides of the Shinano River. Whether you're taking a stroll during the day or unwinding at night, it's a great spot to stop, enjoy the scenery, and snap some photos.
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Having a glass of Hakkaisan lets you really taste the essence of Japanese sake culture. It's a joyful drinking experience! 🥰
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If you're holding senbei, the deer will swarm around you—especially the males, who might even nudge you with their butts! The senbei cost 200 yen.
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The cable car ride up was exciting, and the 360-degree panoramic view from the top is absolutely breathtaking.
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We happened to visit during hydrangea season—perfect timing.
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A dreamy wonderland that brings back so many memories for girls of all ages...
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Came here for my first shrine visit of the year. There aren't many foreign tourists around.
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