BobbyJenny's Reviews Page 9/33

The Umeda Sky Building is one of Osaka's most iconic landmarks, and I was most excited to visit the Kuchu Teien Observatory for the city views. As the elevator climbed higher, the Osaka cityscape became more and more spectacular. From the observatory, you can look out over the densely packed buildings and roads, with a very expansive view. It's especially beautiful in the evening, from daylight to sunset and then the city lights coming on at night. Each time of day has its own charm.

Kuromon Market is a bustling food market in Osaka. As soon as you walk in, you'll see a dazzling array of seafood, meat, fruit, and snacks. The air is filled with the aroma of food, making it hard to resist eating as you explore. On this visit to Kuromon Market, I tried fresh seafood and Osaka specialties, and everything looked so tempting. The market has a lively, energetic atmosphere, and eating while strolling and taking in the street views really made it feel like a trip. By the end, not only were my taste buds satisfied, but I also got a sense of daily life at a local Osaka market. It's well worth adding to an Osaka itinerary.

Himeji City Zoo is next to Himeji Castle and is a great place for a leisurely stroll. On this visit to the zoo, I saw many adorable animals, including elephants, giraffes, and lions. It was really interesting to observe them up close. The zoo doesn't feel rushed, so you can watch the animals while enjoying views of Himeji Castle, which feels very special.

The Kanmon Straits are an important waterway connecting Honshu and Kyushu. From near the straits, you can see the cities on both shores and ships passing by, with wide-open views. Being here in person, feeling the sea breeze and admiring the deep blue water was especially pleasant. Watching the ships slowly pass through the straits also gave me a sense of the area's importance in transportation and history. What was most special was being able to take in the scenery of both Yamaguchi and Fukuoka prefectures at the same time, which felt very refreshing.

Meiji Takenoko no Sato strawberry-flavored cookies are a cute snack with a distinctly Japanese feel. The crispy cookies are paired with sweet strawberry chocolate, giving them a rich strawberry aroma and sweetness that make them perfect for afternoon tea or as a snack while watching shows. Overall, they're crispy with a noticeable strawberry flavor and are super delicious 😋

My first time trying Calbee Jagarico potato sticks, and the texture was really unique! The short sticks are crispy but also have a bit of firmness, and they get more flavorful the more you chew. The salty taste makes them hard to stop eating. The compact cup is also very convenient, perfect for snacking while watching shows or traveling. Once I started popping them into my mouth one by one, I couldn't stop!

After using Kao Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence, I found the texture very moisturizing and easy to spread. It doesn't feel heavy or sticky on my face, and it absorbs quickly. It moisturizes while protecting against the sun, leaving my skin feeling soft and comfortable. It doesn't feel stuffy even in summer. Overall, it's refreshing and convenient to use, perfect for everyday outings, and I'd like to keep using it!

The moment I stepped into Tokyo Disneyland, I instantly turned back into a carefree child! From the dreamy Cinderella Castle to the balloons floating everywhere, the air was filled with the happy, buttery aroma of Mickey waffles, making me want to dance along with the music!

The “Beauty and the Beast” ride we frantically tried to get into was truly stunning! When the huge ballroom lit up and the teacups spun gracefully to the classic melody, the scene of Belle and the Beast dancing together brought tears to my eyes. It was like stepping right into an animated storybook.

The nighttime parade was definitely the perfect grand finale! Colorful floats rolled by amid twinkling lights, and when Mickey waved enthusiastically from his float, everyone screamed and cheered. This trip was filled with magic—definitely a place worth visiting again and again to recharge!

Upon entering Kiyomizu-dera Temple, what moved me most was the Kiyomizu Stage, which is suspended above the ground using mortise-and-tenon joinery without a single nail. Looking out from the edge of the wooden platform, I saw lush green mountains interwoven with the ancient cityscape of Kyoto. I could deeply feel both the solid weight of the historic architecture and the boundless wisdom of traditional craftsmanship.

Following the mountain path at a leisurely pace, I arrived at the famous Otowa Waterfall, where three streams of spring water slowly flow down from the cliff, representing health, academic success, and good relationships. Scooping up the spring water with a long-handled ladle, every sip carried a prayer and hope for the future. Amid the clear sound of the flowing spring, my whole spirit seemed to be cleansed and returned to tranquility and peace.

This visit was not only a visual tour of historic landmarks, but also a deeply calming journey for the soul.

The entrance to LEGOLAND Japan in Nagoya feels like stepping into a colorful LEGO box magnified millions of times! Scenes built with more than 17 million LEGO bricks are everywhere, while the scent of caramel popcorn and the sound of children screaming fill the air. Whether you're admiring enormous brick dinosaurs up close or wandering through colorful brick streets, your inner child and sense of adventure are instantly awakened. The whole park is filled with an irresistible childlike excitement.

The attractions here aren't just static displays—they're full of surprises and action! On Submarine Adventure, you can watch real sharks swim alongside a LEGO shipwreck through glass portholes. In Miniland, famous landmarks from across Japan are vividly recreated in LEGO form at a 1:1 scale, and even the little trains and vehicles move on their own. The most thrilling ride has to be The Dragon. Racing and twisting above the castle with the wind rushing past is just exciting enough, and even adults can have a great time.

When you're tired from playing, don't miss the park-exclusive LEGO fries! These golden, crispy, brick-shaped fries are soft and tasty inside and so eye-catching that they're perfect for photos.

A trip to LEGOLAND Japan in Nagoya brings a full day of laughter and surprises!