BobbyJenny's Reviews Page 49/76

The ningyo-yaki at Kimuraya Honten are small and cute, with golden, crisp, fragrant exteriors and sweet fillings that look very appetizing. They're small enough to hold in one hand, making them perfect for eating while strolling around, and they have the distinctive charm of a traditional Japanese sweet.

When I came to Hibiya Park, I initially thought it would just be an ordinary park in central Tokyo, but once I walked in, it felt more pleasant than I had expected. Skyscrapers surround it, yet the park has expansive lawns, trees, and flowers, creating an interesting urban contrast.

This time, I took a leisurely walk through the park without rushing off to the next attraction and simply enjoyed the relaxing time. Along the way, I saw many people sitting, resting, and chatting, which showed me that beyond its bustling, busy side, Tokyo also has a relaxed and easygoing side.

Hibiya Chanter, located in Tokyo's Hibiya district, is a commercial complex that combines shopping, dining, and entertainment. There are also many theaters and popular attractions nearby, and the whole area has the stylish feel of central Tokyo. Once inside the mall, you can take your time browsing the various shops or find a restaurant and enjoy a meal.
What I liked most was being able to stop by Hibiya Park or walk around nearby Ginza after shopping, fitting shopping, dining, and a stroll all into one itinerary.

When I saw the Hakodate Magistrate's Office in Hakodate, I felt a strong sense of history. The traditional building made me feel as if I had traveled back to old Japan, and I could also imagine how people lived and worked at the time. This visit gave me a deeper understanding of Japanese history and culture, and I thought it was an experience well worth having.

When I saw Tokyo Tower, I felt very surprised and moved. It rises high above the city and looks very impressive, creating a unique sight with the surrounding buildings. Seeing the famous Tokyo Tower in person made this trip even more unforgettable and left me with lasting memories.

What impressed me was the naturally formed circular sea cave in the center of the island, set against the endless ocean. The scenery was very distinctive. Especially around sunset, the sun slowly shone through the opening, creating a beautiful silhouette that really made me want to stop, admire it, and take photos. The sea breeze felt very pleasant, and the whole atmosphere was relaxing and romantic.

Having conveyor belt sushi at Nemuro Hanamaru in Sapporo really left a deep impression on me! The restaurant had a lively atmosphere and a huge selection of sushi. The fresh Hokkaido seafood in particular tasted sweet and full of ocean flavor. Every piece looked so tempting that I couldn't stop ordering. I especially loved the thick slices of fish and how fresh they tasted. It was very different from the conveyor belt sushi I've had in Taiwan. I felt very satisfied to try this popular local sushi spot during my trip to Hokkaido, and it added an unforgettable food memory to my time in Sapporo!

Otaru Sakaimachi Dori Shopping Street is really fun to explore, and you can feel Otaru's distinctive charm as you walk along the street. There are lots of specialty dessert shops, souvenir stores, and cute little shops along the way, and each one makes you want to go inside and take a look. Besides trying Hokkaido food, I also bought some souvenirs I liked. My favorite part was browsing the shops while enjoying the retro streetscape. The whole atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable.

When I arrived at Yufuin Floral Village, I was immediately drawn to the fairytale-like streetscape. It felt as though I had stepped into a dreamy little village in a storybook. The cute European-style buildings are paired with all kinds of unique little shops, each with its own small surprises, making you want to take your time browsing and keep taking photos. The atmosphere along the streets is relaxed and comfortable, and it fits well with the charm of the Yufuin hot spring town. After visiting in person, I felt that it's not only fun to explore but also a great place to take memorable photos. It left me with a cute and unforgettable travel memory.

When I arrived at Sandanbeki in Wakayama, I was immediately drawn to the spectacular coastal scenery. With towering cliffs and the endless blue ocean, standing nearby and listening to the waves crash against the rocks felt truly powerful.

As I walked around the observation deck and enjoyed the scenery, I could feel the sea breeze blowing against my face, and it made me feel completely relaxed. Looking down from above especially made me appreciate the power of nature.

Visiting Sandanbeki in person this time wasn't just about enjoying the beautiful scenery; it also left me with a lasting travel memory. Compared with the photos, the spectacular view in person was truly even more impressive!