Standing on the hillside and looking out at the sea of flowers stretching all the way to the sky and the shore really felt like stepping into a fairy tale.
It was even more breathtaking in person than in the photos.
Hitachi Seaside Park | Review by Nina
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Lake Suwa
Located almost in the center of Nagano Prefecture, Lake Suwa is the largest lake in the prefecture, with a circumference of about 16 km and surrounded by mountains. Along its nature-rich shores, fully developed cycling and jogging paths allow visitors to enjoy the beautiful scenery. The area is also home to numerous attractions, including visiting all four shrines of Suwa Taisha, appreciating art at museums, and soaking in hot springs with views of the lake.
If you're staying at a hotel by the lake, you should definitely go out for a walk at night. Lake Suwa has a completely different vibe after dark than it does during the day. Without the noise of the city, just sitting by the lake, zoning out, and looking at the night view is one of the most relaxing moments of the trip.
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Naeba Ski Resort
One of the largest ski resorts in Japan, Naeba is known for its dry, high-quality snow. Its wide variety of courses, which have also hosted World Cup races, can be enjoyed by everyone from beginners to advanced skiers. The 4 km downhill course is truly spectacular.
I met a lot of fellow skiers from Taiwan at Naeba Ski Resort. Everyone was super friendly, and we shared gear and info about the runs with each other.
Skiing together was way more fun than skiing alone. We were laughing pretty much nonstop. -
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LEGO (R) Store Tokyo Station
LEGO® Store is an official brand store for LEGO® bricks with locations around the world. In addition to LEGO® sets organized by theme, the store also offers Pick a Brick, where you can choose and buy individual parts in your favorite colors and shapes.
There are lots of Japan-exclusive items and Tokyo-themed products inside. The Pick a Brick wall is especially satisfying, and the cheerful vibe—with colorful LEGO displays everywhere—makes it really easy to go a little overboard.
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