馮小春's Reviews

Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort

Located in Myoko City, Niigata Prefecture, Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort stretches across the slopes of Mt. Myoko. Just about 10 minutes by car from the nearest station, Myoko-Kogen Station, it is easily accessible and attracts many skiers each year. Of its 16 courses, about 80% are designed for beginners and intermediates, making it particularly welcoming for novices.

Niigata
Outdoors

29 Aug 2025 See More

The gondola is super long—you can ski over 8 kilometers in one go! It’s incredibly fun. There are lots of beginner and intermediate slopes, so even newbies can have a great time.

Sengenyama Park

Sengenyama is a small hill that remains as part of the Tama Plateau, carved by the ancient Tama River and other natural forces. This 80-meter-high mountain consists of three peaks: Doyama, Nakayama, and Maeyama. The park is rich in nature, covered in lush forests, and is home to multiple shrines, including Asama Shrine and Omitarashi Shrine.

Fuchu, Chofu, Tama
Parks & Gardens

29 Jun 2025 See More

If you like avoiding crowds and just enjoying nature, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Omi Beef Morishima

Omi beef is one of the top-3 wagyu brands from Japan. This spot, Omi Beef Morishima has been in business for 142 years, for about as long as the beef brand itself. It started in 1879 when beef consumption was still not popularized in Japan. Its roots trace back to opening in the Asakusa area of Tokyo as a butcher shop and beef hot pot eatery, known as “Yone-kyu” and has hasn’t stopped ever since.

Shiga
Meat Dishes

5 Dec 2021 See More

Just seeing the marbling on the beef makes my mouth water. Whether you want steak, shabu-shabu, or sukiyaki, you can have it all here.

DAIGOJI Temple

In 874, Reverend Kobo Taishi’s disciple, Rigen Taishi founded this head temple of the Shingon sect. The entire 2.6 square miles of Mt. Daigo is the premise of the temple, the largest in Kyoto City.

Kyoto
Shrines & Temples

5 Dec 2021 See More

I visited when there were no cherry blossoms or autumn leaves, so I could really relax and enjoy the scenery without the crowds.

Nara Park

Nara Park is a scenic area surrounded by historical and cultural treasures, including Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Kohfukuji Temple, Todaiji Temple, the Nara National Museum, and Shoso-in. Visitors can enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty of its expansive greenery while exploring these iconic landmarks. The park is located in the center of the city, making it easily accessible to various tourist spots.

Nara
Parks & Gardens

5 Dec 2021 See More

The deer in the park are actually pretty gentle. They'll even nod at you when asking for food! The only downside is there’s a lot of droppings on the ground. 😅

Lake Biwa

Lake Biwa, which belongs to the first-grade Yodo River system and is located in the center of Shiga Prefecture, occupies an area of about 670 k㎡, or about one-sixth of the prefecture's land area, and is the largest lake in Japan in terms of both area and water storage capacity, with 27.5 billion tons of water pouring in through rivers from the surrounding mountains of Ibuki, Suzuka, and Hira, all of which are over 1,000 meters high.

Shiga
Nature Spots

5 Dec 2021 See More

The Japanese treat this lake with the same respect as a mother!

Matsue Castle

Perched on a 29-meter tall hill in the flatlands near Shinji Lake, Matsue Castle was designated a Japanese national treasure in 2015. It was built some 400 years ago by Yoshiharu Horio, the lord of Izumo and Oki Provinces. The castle is sometimes nicknamed “Plover Castle” due to the castle gables resembling a plover bird with outstretched wings.

Shimane
Tourist Attractions

5 Dec 2021 See More

Matsue Castle is really well maintained. Unlike other castles that have become too modernized and lost their original charm, this one still feels authentic. Plus, there aren't many tourists, so the experience is much better.