The ocean view here is super wide open, and there’s a row of white yachts parked nearby—perfect for photos! Walking around, I honestly felt like I was in a travel commercial. The whole area is really clean and quiet. There are a few cafes and restaurants where you can eat while looking out at the sea. When the weather’s nice, the vibe is just amazing. It’s not really a spot where you have to rush around sightseeing—it's more for chilling out, taking a walk, and snapping cool pics. Overall, it’s super relaxing and totally gives off vacation vibes.
Riviera Zushi Marina | Review by Cristina Lin
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Panning for gold by hand is seriously addictive! The park also has exhibits about the history of gold and artifacts. Both kids and adults can have a great time here. Bringing home a little treasure feels super rewarding. It's perfect for families or friends to experience together.
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The breakfast buffet is super impressive! You can try all kinds of local Okinawan dishes to your heart's content. The staff are incredibly friendly, and you don't need to worry even if your Japanese isn't great.
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TENGA LAND
You can find TENGA LAND in Harajuku, a neighborhood known as the source of new trends and fashion. The shop had its grand opening in April 2024, on the 2nd floor of Harajuku’s Tokyu Plaza “Harakado”, noted as the first ever experience-based shop in Japan for self-pleasure items.
Japanese people are so creative—they've managed to come up with such a wide variety of products for otaku!
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