If you go early in the morning, you can really feel the energy.
All the vendors are super friendly, and listening to them call out while you walk around creates such a fun atmosphere.
There’s a great mix of things for sale: fresh seafood, local fruits and vegetables, pickled side dishes, handmade sweets, and more.
Prices are also much cheaper than in typical tourist areas!
Katsuura Morning Market | Review by gogo Chang
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Koyasan (Mount Koya)
Koyasan was opened in 816 by Reverend Kobo (Kukai). It is Shingon Esoteric Buddhism’s holy land centered around Kongobu-ji Temple. The basin at 800m-high, surrounded by 1,000m-tall mountains, hosts a religious town all of which is on the temple’s premises.
Koyasan isn't a place to just 'have fun'—it's somewhere to reflect and experience. Everyone should visit at least once.
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Shin-Okubo Koreatown
Shin-Okubo Koreatown is Tokyo’s largest Koreatown, located near Shin-Okubo Station, which is just 1 stop from JR Shinjuku Station. It is the heart of Tokyo’s Korean culture, and it’s packed with visitors who are on top of fashion trends.
This whole area is like a shopper's paradise! There are tons of Korean beauty products and lots of tasty, affordable Korean restaurants. For a moment, I almost felt like I was actually in Korea.
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Skyliner
Skyliner is a limited express airport train offering the fastest service between downtown Tokyo and Narita Airport, with a total journey time of 36 minutes*. A fast train offering up to three services per hour, travelling between downtown Tokyo and Narita Airport with only four stops and no changes: Ueno Station, Nippori Station, Narita Airport Terminals 2 & 3, and Narita Airport Terminal 1.
The train cars are really clean and well-maintained. There's a professional crew disinfecting every day. The ride is super smooth and comfortable.
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