Kabushima Shrine was seriously fun! Driving there is the easiest, and the visitor center even thoughtfully has umbrellas you can borrow.
There are tons of seagulls, and as you walk around you’ll get little “golden gifts from the sky” surprises, so you’re constantly having to dodge.
Honestly, that kind of travel experience is what turned into an unforgettable memory for me!
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Tried another new flavor—strawberry cheese.
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