All the lights on display are made with washi paper. Each one is delicate, soft, and warm, and the way the light glows is seriously beautiful.
The moment you walk in, it feels quiet and relaxing—and it’s super photogenic too. You can see the fine handcraft details and really feel the beauty of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
It’s not a big place, but it has great quality. If you like art or that artsy/literary vibe, you’ll love it!
Alvin 陳's Reviews Page 2/2
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Today is the 46,000 Days Festival at Sensoji Temple. They say visiting today gives you the same merit as 46,000 visits—feeling so lucky!
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There are lots of affordable products here, whether you're looking for food or daily necessities.
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The entrance fee of JPY 700 is a bit expensive, and there aren't many visitors!
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You have to climb a short flight of stairs, but the ocean view from the top is amazing.
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The exterior is beautiful, but unfortunately I couldn't go inside because of the pandemic.
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This is a huge suspension bridge over Tokyo Bay. When it's lit up, it really looks like a rainbow! You can even spot it in a lot of Japanese dramas.
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Onuma Park is beautiful in winter with snow, but riding a bike around the lake in summer really lets you enjoy its scenery.
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