Osaka Station City is huge! There are department stores, restaurants, and cafes—everything you need. You could easily spend a whole day here. It's super convenient, directly connected to JR Osaka Station, so you can start exploring as soon as you get off the train.
David Lin's Reviews
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Turns out this Zen temple came from the Ming Dynasty in China, which explains why the architectural details have such a special vibe.
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Awesome! The burger is juicy and hearty, with fresh toppings and perfectly toasted buns. I felt super satisfied after eating. The shop has a cozy, local vibe—definitely a must-try when you're in Yufuin!
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This place was converted from the Kurashiki Spinning Mill and has a lot of cultural significance.
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I saw lots of backpackers from Europe and America interested in the rock garden. The design of Ryoanji's garden is philosophical and has a mysterious meaning. They say if you can see all 15 stones at once, you've reached enlightenment.
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If you're in Yokohama, it's worth strolling around Chinatown. But honestly, the restaurants are more for Japanese people—Chinese visitors probably won't find the food familiar.
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Absolutely gorgeous, especially at night! The city lights and the Ferris wheel's sparkling lights are just stunning. Such a beautiful sight.
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Compared to other Prince Hotels, the rooms at Otsu Prince are much bigger. It feels really comfortable, especially if you have a lot of luggage. Plus, you get a beautiful view of Lake Biwa right from your room.
