Omoide Yokocho
Walk just 2 minutes from the West Exit of Shinjuku Station to find yourself at a retro pub alley. With ticket shops and around 80 different establishments offering delicious food and drinks, it's a great place to enjoy the local cuisine and atmosphere.
There are a lot of tourists, but it still keeps that old Tokyo vibe.
[Closed Down]Yatsugatake Resort Outlet
The vast Yatsugatake Resort Outlet occupies over 1150 square meters space at an altitude of 1,000 meters. This special mall offers shopping experiences in an ecological environment in the breathtaking nature of Yatsugatake Mountains.
購物的同時又能看到整個群山環繞的美貌，心情也跟著輕鬆愉快。
Dotonbori
Crab, octopus, cow, crane….these are just a few of the oversized 3D signboards that make up the look and feel of the bustling Dotonbori Area. Its packed with a number of eateries along the northern Dotonbori River and main street along its southern side.
Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori are must-visit areas every time I come to Osaka. There are so many delicious foods to try and tons of things to buy. It's also the most popular spot for tourists.
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza
Welcomed by the gargantuan 19.7-meter, life-sized Unicorn Gundam statue, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza embodies its concept as a "theatrical urban space," offering a place to play, learn, relax, and just take in each moment of surprise and inspiration. Tantalize all five senses at this unforgettable destination that’s like none ever before.
There's a new virus again, and the Japanese government immediately announced a ban on foreigners entering the country. Who knows when I'll be able to visit again...
The Nameless Pond (Nicknamed Monet’s Pond)
This nameless pond sits just beside the walk up to Nemichi Shrine in Itadori (Seki City). Inside its clear waters you’ll find a breathtaking scene of multi-colored koi as they float through the reeds and grasses. The watery world seems as if it was picked out of French impressionist Claude Monet’s water lilies paintings, earning it the nickname “Monet’s Pond”.
The water in the pond is so clear and transparent. When the sunlight hits, the colors in the pond change—it's really amazing!
Amanohashidate View Land
Sat atop Mt. Monjuyama, Amanohashidate Viewland offers panaromic views from the south of Amanohashidate. Here you’ll find Matanozokidai, a outlook point nicknamed “Hiryukan” for its views of the Amanohashinodate that looks like a dragon climbing into the heavens.
Taking the cable car up, you can snap lots of beautiful photos along the way.