MOMOYA’s MENMA YAWARAGI
It's great as a snack on its own, perfect as a side dish with rice, or even as an ingredient or seasoning in cooking.
Adding this to homemade noodles is delicious! The slight spiciness goes really well with noodles, too.
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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.
If you want to experience how locals eat and drink in their daily lives, this is definitely the place to go!
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SOMPO Museum of Art
The Sompo Japan Museum of Art is an art landmark in Shinjuku, and it is home to diverse arts and culture. The museum hosts a wide variety of exhibitions.
If you love art and culture, I highly recommend this place!
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[Closed Down]NATURAL KITCHEN & Shinjuku Mylord Store
This general store has a warm and natural design. Here you’ll find a wide variety of items, from tableware to interior goods. Many items are priced at just 110 yen, and those that aren’t are still available for very low prices.
這種日式小雜貨真的很好逛!
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Tenmonkan area, Kagoshima
Tenmonkan is Kagoshima's largest downtown area and stretches around the arcade street of Temmonkan Hondori. Even on rainy days or when there is ash fall from Sakurajima volcano, the arcade protects the area, making it a pleasant place to shop and stroll.
There are cafes, great restaurants, and all kinds of shops here. It's a really lively area.
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Chiran Peace Museum
The history of the airbase for Kamikaze pilots dates back to 1941, just before the Pacific War started, when a military flight school was established. As the Japanese situation worsened at the end of World War II, a ground war broke out in Okinawa, which became the front line in the defense of the mainland. A suicide attack operation was launched, and planes took off from here carrying bombs to ram into U.S. warships that appeared in the waters of Okinawa.
Reading the letters and wills written by these young, brave soldiers to their families really brought tears to my eyes.
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Tori & Deli Togoshi-Ginza
A popular deli in Togoshi-Ginza Shopping Street known for its lines, offering 30+ chicken deli items at all times, including karaage. There’s also an eat-in space where you can enjoy your food fresh on the spot.
After eating Japanese food for so many days, I grabbed a Taiwanese giant chicken cutlet to satisfy my craving for a taste of home.
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Universal Studios Japan
Universal Studios Japan, nicknamed “USJ”, is a large-scale theme park with entertainment for everyone, both children and adults alike. The park is separated into different areas, each with a different theme from popular titles across the world.
Even on a rainy day, it didn't take away from the fun at all.
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Yamagata Prefecture Local Museum “Bunshokan”
This brick edifice was built in 1916 as Yamagata’s prefectural office and the capitol building. The prefecture’s total budget’s 25%, 400,000 yen, was spent for this early-modern British revival style architecture.
The gorgeous European-style architecture really catches your eye.
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Samurai Residences in Kakunodate
In Kakunodate, part of the city of Semboku in Akita Prefecture, exists rows of old houses first attributed to the Ashina family in the early Edo period (around year 1620), that later flourished under the castle town of the Satake-Kita family. This district has been designated as protected in an effort to conserve traditional buildings.
Kakunodate, also known as 'Little Kyoto,' has preserved many samurai residences. It's full of historical and cultural charm.