Came to Japan just to try all-you-can-eat premium Wagyu beef!
柳慧蜜's Reviews Page 3/3
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They display Nebuta floats and show videos about the festival’s history. The powerful music during the festival is pretty impressive.
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I really love the vibe of traditional Japanese inns. It's charming both inside and out.
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All kinds of jellyfish move slowly in the tanks, almost like they're dancing. The jellyfish ramen and ice cream are unique and taste great too.
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There are so many types of Japanese festival trinkets here. They're beautifully made and super cute—perfect as souvenirs.
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You can watch the trains go by on the tracks from the window seats.
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It's a small but beautiful park with a great variety of flowers. Glad I had the pass, so I could visit for free.
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The glass artworks inside are incredibly delicate and detailed. The insect section is especially impressive—all the little bugs are made from glass and look amazing.
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The roller coasters are super thrilling, and the haunted house is definitely a highlight.
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As soon as you step out of JR Asagaya Station, you'll see Tanabata Festival decorations everywhere. Asagaya is now one of the top three Tanabata festival spots in Japan.
