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Motsudokoro Tengoku Horumon

A Wagyu restaurant located just a 3 minute walk from Susukino Station in Sapporo. By purchasing whole cattle of Toshu Wagyu, a premium brand of Japanese Black beef raised in Ikeda, Hokkaido, the restaurant is able to serve exceptionally fresh meat dishes, including rare cuts, at reasonable prices.

Sapporo Station, Odori, Susukino
Hotpot Restaurants

10 Oct 2026 See More

The biggest difference between Wagyu offal and regular beef is that some cuts are especially rich in fat, giving them a more pronounced aroma after cooking. However, offal itself has a more distinctive flavor, and the texture isn't as tender as regular beef. If you already enjoy dishes like beef intestines and tripe, you'll probably find it very satisfying, but people who don't often eat offal may need some time to get used to it.

Yura River Bridge

The Kyoto Tango Railway’s Miyatoyo Line connects Miyazu Station in Miyazu and Nishi-Maizuru Station in Maizuru, Kyoto Prefecture. Spanning the Yura River between Tango-Kanzaki and Tango-Yura stations is Kyoto Prefecture’s longest railway bridge, measuring 552 m.

Amanohashidate, Maizuru, Tango
Tourist Attractions

29 Aug 2026 See More

Crossing the Yura River Bridge by train feels completely different from photographing the train from outside. Because the bridge is so close to the water, looking out the window hardly feels like you're on a typical bridge. It really gives you the illusion that the train is traveling on the water.

Kita no Megumi Asahikawa Tabe Marche

One of northern Hokkaido's leading food festivals, held annually for three days in September, including Respect for the Aged Day, in central Asahikawa, Hokkaido. A wide variety of restaurants and producers from Asahikawa, other parts of northern Hokkaido, and partner cities gather at venues stretching from the plaza in front of JR Asahikawa Station to Heiwa Shopping Street. Visitors can sample locally produced agricultural and livestock products, seafood, regional specialties, sweets, and more.

Asahikawa and Sounkyo
Autumn festivals & Events

26 Aug 2026 See More

Compared with Taiwan's night markets, this one isn't necessarily bigger, but it has a strong Japanese feel. Each stall has its own unique character, which makes it feel quite fresh for tourists.

Ashikaga Flower Park

At Ashikaga Flower Park, you can enjoy the sight of all kinds of seasonal flowers, which adorn the park according to eight themes: "Early Spring", "The Spring Flower Festival", "A Tale of the Wisteria", "Rainbow Garden", "Blue and White Garden", "The Flower Faeries Who Float By the Water", "Purple Garden", and "The Garden of Illuminated Flowers". The park is a popular location, enjoying not only local visitors, but those from abroad.

Ashikaga
Parks & Gardens

8 Aug 2026 See More

It was my first visit, and I discovered there were more varieties of flowers here than I had imagined, which was a really pleasant surprise. Everywhere I walked, there were flowers in different colors and shapes. Besides the famous wisteria, the other flowers were also well worth seeing. The whole park was so colorful, and it put me in a great mood.

Kyoto city KYOCERA Museum of Art

It started as Japan's second largest public art museum, Tairei Kinen Kyoto Art Museum, that commemorated then-emperor's enthronement, then the name was changed to Kyoto City Art Museum. In spring of 2020 after a renovation, it was reopened as Kyoto City Kyocera Art Museum.

Okazaki, Ginkakuji, Ohara
Museums

16 Jul 2026 See More

If you love historic architecture or photography, the Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art is a must-add to your itinerary. The overall atmosphere is quiet and elegant, with a strong retro charm. Every angle feels like a scene from a movie.

Toyota Municipal Museum of Art

An art museum on a small hill overlooking the city center of Toyota, Aichi. Opened in 1995, it presents a wide-ranging collection centered on art from the late 19th century to the present, along with design and crafts.

Aichi
Museums

16 Jul 2026 See More

My biggest takeaway after visiting was how “comfortable” it felt.

The design isn’t overly flashy. Instead, it shows its beauty through proportions, materials, light and shadow, and reflections on the water. Every corner feels like a movie scene, and the view changes every few steps. You can really feel the thoughtful design throughout.

Dolphin Watching Reservation Center (Amakusa City, Kumamoto)

A dolphin-watching tour set in the waters of Amakusa Itsuwa, home to around 150 wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins.

Kumamoto
Experiences Facilities

28 May 2026 See More

The dolphin-watching tour in Amakusa was arranged really smoothly. Not long after we headed out, we saw a whole pod of dolphins swimming right alongside the boat. They were even closer than I expected, and everyone was excited the whole time. The experience was totally worth it.

The overall experience with Meisheng Travel’s Kyushu trip was also pretty good. The itinerary balanced sightseeing and free time well, so it never felt like we were constantly rushing from place to place. We also got to try quite a few local specialties, and the ramen and yakiniku were especially memorable.

Nikko Toshogu

Nikko Toshogu is a shrine dedicated to the Edo shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa. It is the most visited spot within the World Heritage Site “Shrines and Temples of Nikko,” and here you can see 55 exceptional buildings, including 8 that have been designated as national treasures and 34 that have been designated as Important Cultural Properties.

Tochigi
Shrines & Temples

22 Mar 2026 See More

The level of detail is honestly incredible. The carvings are super intricate and gorgeous, and it feels very different from the usual simple style of most shrines. I couldn't stop looking around.

Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street (Main Approach to Asakusa Temple)

Located on the approach to Asakusa Temple, this shopping street consists of food and souvenir shops lining the approximately 250m stone-paved path from Asakusa Temple's main gate, the Kaminarimon Gate, to the "Treasure House Gate". Known as "Nakamise", about 90 stores are built across the approach, bustling daily with visitors to Asakusa Temple and tourists from both Japan and abroad.

Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree
Shopping Streets

22 Mar 2026 See More

Walking around and snacking as you go really feels like the classic Nakamise experience. Definitely one of the must-try street snacks when you come to Asakusa.

Sensoji Temple

This iconic destination in Asakusa sees as many as 30 million visitors each year. It stands as a well-loved mainstay in Tokyo, all while hosting a number of annual traditions like the first temple visit at New Years, Setsubun and more across the year.

Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree
Shrines & Temples

22 Mar 2026 See More

It’s really easy to get to. You’re basically there as soon as you come out of the subway, so it’s easy to fit into your itinerary. Besides visiting the temple, the surrounding area is also really fun to explore, so it’s worth setting aside a little extra time.