張雪超's Reviews

Mizuki Shigeru Museum

Mizuki Shigeru wrote one of the most famous manga comics, GeGeGe no Kitaro. His memorial museum is located in Sakaiminato City, his hometown. A 14-minute walk from JR Sakaiminato Station along "Mizuki Shigeru Road" will take you to the museum.

• Tottori
• Museums

Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum acepack Nashikkokan

This is the only museum in Japan specialized in pears which Tottori is famous for. Displays on pears, taste comparison, pear desserts, sales of souvenirs, hands-on experience of cultivating pears, and there are other ways to get to know pears.

• Tottori
• Museums

Gōshō Aoyama Manga Factory

This is a memorial museum for Gosho Aoyama, the original author of the popular comic "Detective Conan," which is published in 25 countries around the world. Born in Hokuei-cho, the museum displays various materials related to "Detective Conan" as well as the history of Aoyama from his childhood, university days, and career as a manga artist.

• Tottori
• Museums

Kaike grand hotel Kasuitei

Kasuitei is long-loved ryokan in and staple of the San-in area of Japan. In addition to its view overlooking the Japan Sea, it’s known for swooping views out towards the peaks of Mt. Daisen. Once inside, prepare for a stay filled with the sheer beauty of the surrounding region’s nature.

• Tottori
• Inns

Tottori Prefectural Flower Park（Tottori Hanakairo）

With Mt. Daisen, a tall and beautiful mountain, as a borrowed landscape, this is one of the largest flower parks in Japan where visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers.

• Tottori
• Amusement Parks & Theme parks

Toyama Museum of Art and Design

The art museum blends into the sublime scenery of the Fuganunga-Kansui Park against the backdrop of Mt. Tate. It curates domestic and international artists spanning from the early 20th century to this day, such as Picasso, Miro, Chagall and Tsuguharu Fujita.

• Toyama
• Museums

Taraibune Tub-Boat Ride in Ogi town

Tarai bune (Tub boats) are a representative scenery of Sado Island. Tub boats were invented in the Meiji era (1868-1912) to catch turban shells, abalone, and wakame seaweed on the rocky Ogi Coast. They are said to be more maneuverable than small boats.

• Niigata
• Experiences Facilities

Gozaisho Ropeway

Gozaisho ropeway connects Yunoyama Onsen Station at the foot of the 400-meter-high Mt. Gozaisho to the 1180-meter-high Sanjo Koen Station in 15 minutes. From the ropeway car, you can look down upon a panoramic view of Ise Bay. The restaurant at the mountain-top station serves meals.

• Mie
• Ropeway

Imperial Hotel Tokyo

In 1890, upon the request of the Meiji Administration that was promoting the westernization of Japan, this hotel was opened by leading businessmen. For the first 19 years, Shibusawa Eiichi, the representative of the founders, administered the management and served as president.

• Ginza, Yurakucho
• Hotels