William Guo's Reviews

Tosu Premium Outlets

Tosu Premium Outlets is one of Kyushu's largest outlet malls, complete with 170 highly sought after domestic and worldwide brands. The property is inspired by the architecture and open atmosphere of Southern California, and infused with a resort-like relaxed air that shoppers love. Guests with kids will love that there are plenty of nursing rooms and a playground for children.

• Saga
• Commercial Buildings

Sagano Romantic train

The Sagano Kanko Railway's trolley trains operate on a revived part of the former San'in Main Line, which was closed down. Classical Art Deco style coaches coupled to a diesel locomotive travel 7.3 km one way from Torokko Saga Station, adjacent to JR Saga-Arashiyama Station, to Torokko Kameoka Station, taking about 25 minutes.

• Kyoto
• Experiences Facilities

Senkoji Temple

The Senkoji temple is located on the mountain sides of Mt. Senkojiyama and has a centuries old history since its establishment in 806.

• Hiroshima
• Shrines & Temples

Isumi Railway

In 1988, this railway was opened to cover the east side of Shimousa Peninsula along the Isumi River, serving local riders for many years. The total distance is 26.8km (17 miles) from the starting station to the last 14th station.

• Chiba
• Trains & Subway

Shirakawa-go (Historic Village)

Shirakawa-go, a beautiful area where traditional Japanese scenery still exists, is home to the largest number of still-standing traditional “gassho-zukuri” Japanese homes. As of 2016, there are around 100 buildings still standing, both large and small. It is the largest remaining historic settlement in Japan, and it is preserved as a Group of Traditional Buildings in the register of Cultural Properties of Japan.

• Gifu
• Famous Places

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.

• Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya
• Shopping Streets

Cat Alley (Neko no Hosomichi)

Cat Alley, or Neko no Hosomichi, is the 200-meter narrow road that stretches from Ushitora Shrine in Nagae, an area of Onomichi City (Hiroshima). The road was started in 1998 when artist Shunji Sonoyama painted the “fukuishineko” lucky stone cats found along the road.

• Hiroshima
• Tourist Attractions

Hakone Shrine

Hakone Shrine sits just steps from Lake Ashi, a spot dotted with coveted Hakone destinations like Owakudani and Togen-dai. The shrine heralds the Hakone Ookami god, and remains one of the most renowned shrines in Kanto.

• Hakone
• Shrines & Temples

Daio Wasabi Farm

The biggest Wasabi farm started cultivating in 1917. 120 thousand tons of melted snow at an average of 13℃ is gushing every day from the northern Alps at a huge farm of about 15 hectares, in which Wasabi is cultured.

• Nagano
• Nature Spots

Katsunuma Budo no Oka

Situated within Yamanashi Prefecture known for its grape vineyards, Koshu City produces the largest amount and the highest quality wine in the Japanese wine industry. Katsunuma Budo no Oka is located in Koshu City and is a multipurpose facility offering Koshu wine products, fine dining and accommodation.

• Yamanashi
• Commercial Buildings