A traditional castle combined with natural materials like bamboo and modern light displays—such a creative mix! I really liked the unique vibe.
Kokura Castle Bamboo Light | Review by 邱雪
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Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park & Footbath
This seaside park is known for its free footbath. The reddish-brown natural hot spring water rises from 1,000 meters underground and is rich in iron and minerals, warming the body from the feet up. At approximately 100 meters long, it is one of Japan’s largest footbaths. Visitors can relax while taking in views of Kinko Bay in front and Sakurajima behind.
Whether you're admiring the volcano views or relaxing in the foot bath, you can have a really enjoyable and fulfilling time here.
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DECKS Tokyo Beach
This Odaiba shopping center features an open terrace with wood decking reminiscent of a ship’s deck and nautical decor throughout the building. Stroll along the deck in the refreshing sea breeze, then dine and shop while feeling as though you are cruising Tokyo Bay aboard a luxury liner.
I especially recommend the open-air restaurants with ocean views. Enjoying delicious food while taking in the beautiful scenery of Tokyo Bay is such a treat.
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Kirishima Jingu Shrine
One of southern Kyushu's most prominent shrines, with a long history dating back to its founding in the 6th century. After being repeatedly destroyed by eruptions of the Kirishima mountains and rebuilt, it was moved to its present location more than 500 years ago. It enshrines Ninigi no Mikoto, a central figure in the myth of Japan's founding.
This shrine has a great atmosphere, hidden in the mountains and forests. The bright red main hall is really beautiful. It's a place that feels full of spiritual energy.