All the lights on display are made with washi paper. Each one is delicate, soft, and warm, and the way the light glows is seriously beautiful.
The moment you walk in, it feels quiet and relaxing—and it’s super photogenic too. You can see the fine handcraft details and really feel the beauty of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
It’s not a big place, but it has great quality. If you like art or that artsy/literary vibe, you’ll love it!
Mino Washi Akari Art Museum | Review by Alvin 陳
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As soon as you get there, the huge vineyards really grab your attention. The views are amazing, and on a clear day it’s super relaxing—like you can just zone out on the hillside for a while. Everything is kept really clean, and it doesn’t feel like a noisy tourist factory at all. It’s actually pretty quiet.
If you join a tour or do a tasting, it’s a nice experience. The staff’s explanation isn’t stiff, and even if you don’t know much about wine, you can still follow along. The wines lean smooth and easy to drink—not intimidating—so beginners can comfortably give them a try. -
When I made it up to the observation deck, I was honestly blown away. The Sapporo night view is unreal—just a massive sea of lights.
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The second you walk in, the smell hits you hard. That sulfur smell basically tells you, “Yep, this really is Hell.”
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