There are quite a lot of food options here—desserts, matcha, takoyaki, and more. It’s really convenient for eating while you walk.
Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine isn’t very big, and you can probably see it in about 10 minutes. It feels more like a quick stop while you’re in the area.
Nina's Reviews
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A little alley right next to the busy area, but the vibe is completely different. It feels very Japanese, and it gets a lot quieter as soon as you walk in.
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The night view is beautiful. The whole river, along with the illuminated signs, has a really distinctive look, and it makes for great photos.
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The atmosphere is great at night. The wooden cabins and lighting give it a really unique feel, and it feels very different from the daytime.
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The ticket price is about average, not especially expensive, but whether it feels worth it really depends on the person.
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The wind was really strong, and if you go in winter, it’s insanely cold 😂
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Coming here in the summer is basically flower-sea heaven. The colors are super soothing, and if you don’t feel like walking, you can take the park train, which makes it a lot easier.
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It really is right next to the station, so dragging luggage around wasn’t tiring at all. Even in the rain or snow, there’s nothing to worry about. It’s just a short walk, which makes it super convenient.
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