BobbyJenny's Reviews Page 8/76

On this trip to Jozankei, I stayed at Nukumori no Yado Furu-kawa. The entire hotel felt as warm and welcoming as its name suggests, with the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese inn. From the moment I entered, the surroundings felt very comfortable and perfect for a relaxing vacation.

The room was very comfortable, and the Japanese-style decor gave it a special atmosphere. After soaking in the hot spring and returning to the room to rest, I felt completely relaxed. Especially in the cold weather, this kind of stay was truly enjoyable.

While shopping in Ikebukuro, I happened to pass by gashacoco and couldn't resist going in when I saw all the capsule toy machines! They had all kinds of anime items, characters, and cute little trinkets. Just looking at the machines felt so soothing.

This time, I decided to try my luck with an Anpanman capsule toy. The moment I turned the knob, I was really excited to see which one I'd get!

When I traveled to Hokkaido for the first time, I originally wanted to try riding a JR East train, but the railway wasn't open yet at the time, so I'll have to put it on the list for my next trip.

I've always felt that traveling by train has a special charm. You can sit back and slowly enjoy the scenery along the way, and easily visit different cities without having to drive yourself. Hokkaido's natural scenery along the route is also something to look forward to!

I went shopping at Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C. in Tokyo and even bought a Gucci bag this time! The overall atmosphere at Takashimaya is very comfortable, and there are lots of brands to choose from. It feels refined and is a great place to browse and take your time choosing. I was really happy to finally find a bag I liked.

I looked at several different designs while choosing, but in the end, I still felt this one suited me best. The moment I bought it, I felt the satisfaction of finding the perfect souvenir from my trip. Thinking about carrying it when I go out makes this Tokyo trip feel like an even more special memory.

At Tokyo's Yomiuriland, I found quite a few cute limited-edition items, and the stickers were especially eye-catching! The various cute designs really capture the amusement park feel, and whenever I saw one I liked, I couldn't help wanting to take it home for my collection.

The stickers are small and convenient, making them perfect for a suitcase, notebook, or travel journal. They're also a meaningful little souvenir from the trip.

On my trip to Kyushu, I used the JR KYUSHU RAIL PASS, and it was really convenient for visiting several cities in one trip! Attractions around Kyushu are relatively far apart, so traveling by JR train saves a lot of time on transfers and buying tickets.

Along the way, you can enjoy the scenery of different parts of Kyushu through the train window, making the train ride itself part of the journey. Especially if your itinerary includes several cities, planning your routes and travel sections in advance makes using the pass easier.

At Busena Marine Park in Okinawa, take a glass-bottom boat to enjoy the underwater scenery! Without getting in the water, you can see the clear ocean through the transparent glass on the bottom of the boat. Along the way, you can also see schools of fish swimming back and forth beneath the boat, making it feel like you’re touring the underwater world in a small boat.

When the boat reaches a better viewing spot, everyone gathers around the glass windows to look for fish. It’s really exciting when a school of fish passes by. The water is clear and looks beautiful with the sunlight shining through. The whole experience is quite relaxing and is perfect for people who want to see the underwater scenery without getting in the water.

When shopping in Harajuku, you definitely shouldn't miss Laforet Harajuku! The entire mall has a youthful, distinctive, and trendy atmosphere, with lots of Japanese fashion brands, clothing stores, and unique little shops. Each floor has a different style, making it fun to browse.

The clothing styles here are also very diverse, ranging from sweet and cute to streetwear and more distinctive looks. Many women can't help but stop and take their time browsing when they find a store they like. Even if you're just wandering around casually, it's easy to discover brands and small items you don't usually come across.

The architecture itself is very distinctive, with a strong sense of modern Japanese design on the exterior. During this trip to Kyoto, I made a special trip here to walk around. The surrounding area is very pleasant and relaxing to stroll through.

The exhibitions inside the museum change depending on the season, so every visit feels different. In addition to enjoying the artwork, I also really liked the museum's simple, well-designed spaces. Even casual photos have a great atmosphere.

I came to Takashimaya Times Square in Shinjuku at night. Quite a few people were gathered outside in the plaza, leisurely walking around and browsing, and the whole atmosphere was very relaxed.

The plaza at night didn't feel as rushed as it does during the day. Instead, it had a more leisurely feel, with many people chatting and taking walks while enjoying the lively atmosphere of Tokyo at night.

After exploring the streets of Shinjuku, it was nice to take a walk around here, look at the surrounding lights and passing crowds, and get a sense of everyday life in Tokyo at night.