There are tons of stores here, from clothing and beauty to lifestyle goods and restaurants. Super relaxing to walk around! The layout is pretty easy to follow, so you won't get lost. The AC is nice and cool, and there are plenty of places to sit and chill. It's perfect for grabbing a bite while you shop, or just hanging out to cool off. Honestly, you could spend hours here and end up buying way more than you planned!
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Besides shopping, there are lots of exhibitions and events, so you'll never get bored here.
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You can tell it's different from the first bite. The wrapper is made from egg, which looks simple, but the taste is truly top-notch old-school style. 👍
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The Otokoyama Sake Brewery Museum is a must-visit for anyone who loves Japanese sake. You really can't miss this famous brewery!
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There's a huge red torii gate at the entrance of Yukura Shrine—it's really unique! You can also try making your own protective amulet here, which is a fun experience.
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旭山雪之村～有各種雪上活動可以體驗哦⋯⋯有雪上香蕉船&搭乘壓雪車等各種有趣雪上活動哦，還有免費的玩雪用具可借哦👍
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There's a post office inside the Takarazuka Grand Theater. After the show, you should try sending a letter to yourself! ❤️
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Kinkaku-ji is one of Kyoto’s most iconic spots! The main highlight is the Shariden, which is covered in gold leaf and looks stunning. The building is actually a reliquary hall that holds Buddha’s ashes.
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Miharu Takizakura is one of Japan’s top five cherry blossom trees. It’s over 1,000 years old! The best time to see the blossoms is in mid-April. Perfect for cherry blossom viewing.
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Mikimoto Pearl Island is the birthplace of modern pearl cultivation. They still have ama divers searching for pearls, which is really cool. Highly recommended! 👍
