It’s especially awesome at night. With the lights and all the chatter, it totally has that Japanese nightlife feel.
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Seeing the red-crowned cranes in winter is especially awesome. The snowy scenery with those white cranes just feels so Japanese.
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Most of the boatmen will sing or give explanations (mainly in Japanese).
Even if you don’t understand, it still feels quite charming.
Rain, extreme heat, or cold will definitely make the experience less enjoyable, especially in summer when it gets so hot you start questioning your life choices. -
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I was trying to get an anime character, but I ended up with some super weird food designs instead. It was honestly so funny 😂
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Sitting by the window and looking out over Shinjuku Gyoen feels so relaxing.
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It's not a major tourist spot, but it really feels like a hidden gem that Tokyo has forgotten.
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The beef offal hot pot here is insanely delicious! The broth is super rich but not greasy at all—one sip and I was hooked.
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The sunset here is unbeatable. Watching the view of Suruga Bay makes you never want to leave. Getting here is a bit of a detour, but once you arrive, it totally feels worth it. I loved how peaceful and far away from the crowds it felt.
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The moment I stepped onto the boat, I was like, "Wow, it's a whole world of ice and snow out here!" If you've never seen drift ice up close before, it's honestly breathtaking.
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The prices aren’t exactly cheap, but you can really feel the quality and class here—it’s not like your average market at all.
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