Ming Yu's Reviews Page 13/20

Known as the “Miracle Mile,” Naha Kokusai-dori Shopping Street is a lively landmark you absolutely can't miss when visiting Okinawa!
The street is lined with all kinds of specialty souvenir shops, drugstores, Okinawan restaurants, and izakayas, with iconic Okinawan Shisa statues welcoming visitors at the entrance. Whether you want to sample local food, shop for purple sweet potato tarts and snow salt products, or enjoy a leisurely stroll and some shopping, this street can fulfill all your romantic visions of an Okinawa vacation!

Located along the approach to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Fukuoka, the Starbucks Coffee Dazaifu Tenmangu Omotesando Store is a world-famous and highly distinctive concept store!
Designed by master architect Kengo Kuma, it uses thousands of cedar beams arranged in a traditional interlocking pattern, perfectly blending modern coffee culture with traditional Japanese aesthetics. In addition to its unique atmosphere, the shop offers a wide selection of specialty sweets, cookies, and exclusive merchandise by the counter. When visiting Dazaifu, it's a great place to order coffee and dessert and enjoy a relaxing moment surrounded by art and the aroma of coffee!

Japan's only duty-free shopping paradise, T Galleria Okinawa by DFS!
Located in downtown Naha and directly connected to the monorail's Omoromachi Station, it's extremely convenient to get to. The bright, spacious mall features numerous top international brands, fragrances, cosmetics, and designer goods, including Chanel, Gucci, and Diptyque. Even without traveling abroad, you can easily shop here at duty-free prices, making it a fashion and luxury shopping destination you can't miss when visiting Okinawa!

Wakayama Prefecture's largest shopping paradise, Aeon Mall Wakayama!
Village Vanguard, a unique variety store on the second floor, is definitely a treasure trove. The store is packed with all kinds of anime merchandise, art books, novelty toys, and stylish goods, creating a fun, maze-like atmosphere. In addition to its wide variety of stores, the mall is directly connected to Nankai Electric Railway's Wakayama-daigaku-mae Station, making it extremely convenient to get to. Whether you want to shop to your heart's content, enjoy great food, or look for unique souvenirs, you'll find what you need here!

Located in Hiroshima City, Yakiniku Furusato Danbara Main Branch is a long-established, upscale wagyu yakiniku restaurant that is highly regarded and well-known locally!
The restaurant specializes in premium Hiroshima beef (Hiba beef), purchased whole, with fine marbling, a rich amount of fat, and a melt-in-your-mouth texture. In addition to the impressive thick-cut beef tongue and premium wagyu cuts, the fresh, springy seafood, such as peeled jumbo shrimp, and the special sauce are also highlights. The comfortable, refined dining space lets you enjoy premium yakiniku while admiring the street view outside. It's perfect for food lovers who want to savor top-quality local wagyu in Hiroshima!

With its retro American charm, Mihama American Village is one of Okinawa's most eye-catching, lively, must-visit landmarks!
The colorful buildings and fun installations, such as the giant pink shark, provide photo spots everywhere you look. The area is filled with unique shops, American vintage clothing, trendy fashion, and international cuisine. At night, the illuminated riverside takes on a romantic and enchanting international atmosphere. Whether you come to shop, enjoy the food, or take a leisurely stroll, you can fully experience Okinawa's unique American flair!

Located on Kouri Island, Kouri Island Station Sorahashi is the perfect place to relax and enjoy some food after crossing the bridge!
It has a spacious, open rest area with plenty of local snacks and specialty stalls. In addition to Kouri Island's famous sea urchin rice bowls and local Okinawan dishes, a refreshing blue shaved ice or a delicate dessert is especially satisfying on a hot summer day. The plaza also sells a wide selection of local agricultural products and souvenirs, making it a great stop for supplies, a meal, photos, and a break while exploring the island!

Located near the entrance to Kouri Ohashi Bridge, Kouri Beach is a resort destination you can't miss when visiting Okinawa!
The water is incredibly clear, and the sand is fine and white. From the beach, you can look directly at Kouri Ohashi Bridge stretching across the blue sea, offering an excellent view. The area around the beach has plenty of facilities, and whether you're playing in the cool water, trying water activities, or strolling along the shore, you can fully enjoy the atmosphere of a tropical getaway. The scenery is dreamy and very popular, making it perfect for taking photos and relaxing!

Connecting Yagaji Island and Kouri Island, Kouri Ohashi Bridge is a dreamy bridge over the sea that you have to visit on a self-guided trip to Okinawa!
About 1,960 meters long, the bridge offers views of Kouri's clear blue waters in beautiful gradients on both sides as you drive across, making you feel completely refreshed. From the ends of the bridge and the observation decks on the island, you can also take in a spectacular panoramic view of the entire bridge extending out over the sea. Crossing this beautiful bridge to Kouri Island, known as the "Island of the Gods," is a dreamlike experience and the ultimate pleasure, whether you're enjoying the ocean views or taking photos!

Located at the northernmost point of Okinawa's main island, Cape Hedo is a wonderful place to experience the tremendous power of the ocean and magnificent rock formations firsthand!
Standing atop the sheer cliffs, you can take in the waves crashing where the Pacific Ocean and East China Sea meet, and the vast, unobstructed ocean view is truly refreshing. The park is also home to the historically significant Monument to the Struggle for the Return to the Homeland, and as you stroll along the paths, you can admire the natural scenery of Yanbaru National Park in the distance. On clear days, you can even see Yoron Island in Kagoshima Prefecture. It's an Okinawa destination that travelers who love nature and history shouldn't miss!