Oirase Stream in the fall is so beautiful you won’t want to leave!
Walking slowly along the stream, with the sound of flowing water in your ears and golden maple leaves covering the mountains in front of you, every scene looked like a postcard as sunlight filtered through the forest.
Of all the places on this trip, Oirase Stream was my favorite. It really makes you want to experience every season here: the fresh green of spring, the cool air of summer, the red maples of fall, and the snowy scenery of winter. I hope I can come back someday to enjoy its beauty in a different season.
Oirase Stream | Review by 王小鈞
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CINNABON Tokyo Gift Palette Store
Founded in Seattle, Washington, in 1985, CINNABON specializes in cinnamon rolls and has around 1,800 locations across 56 countries. Its Tokyo Gift Palette store is directly connected to Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit.
來自美國西雅圖、以肉桂捲聞名的 CINNABON，全球擁有約1,800間分店，這次在東京車站逛街時，意外發現了它！
我本身就是肉桂捲愛好者，遠遠看到櫃檯裡擺滿各式各樣的肉桂捲，外層淋著滿滿的糖霜，看起來實在太誘人了，忍不住停下腳步，買了一個來嚐嚐。
原本滿心期待，想說這麼有名的肉桂捲，味道應該會讓人驚艷。拿到手時看著它香甜誘人的模樣，已經迫不及待想咬一口。
不過實際吃下去，感覺卻沒有想像中那麼好吃，少了一點讓我驚艷的感覺。可能是自己對肉桂捲的期待太高了，吃完反而有點小失望。
只能說，這次是帶著期待而來，卻沒有完全征服我的味蕾！不過既然來到東京車站，遇到了這家知名肉桂捲專賣店，還是很值得親自買來體驗看看，畢竟每個人的口味真的不太一樣。
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PRECIOUS DELI TOKYO
PRECIOUS DELI TOKYO brings together foods chosen with care. Its wide-ranging selection spans takeaway food, alcoholic beverages, and gifts.
來到東京車站，發現這間 PRECIOUS DELI TOKYO，忍不住走進去逛逛！店內的商品種類真的不少，從各式各樣的日本特色美食、熟食餐點，到包裝精美的伴手禮，琳瑯滿目，讓人看得眼花撩亂。一路逛下來，感覺每個角落都有值得挖寶的小驚喜。
最喜歡這種集合各種美食的選物店，不用特地跑好幾個地方，就能一次看到不同的日本特色商品。無論是想買點東西當點心，或是挑選伴手禮帶回台灣，都很方便。逛著逛著真的會忍不住想多帶幾樣回家（笑）！
如果有到東京車站八重洲北口，不妨安排一點時間來逛逛，搭車前也能順便採買，替旅程增添一點美食小樂趣〜
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KOURO-AN "Tokyo Suzu Monaka"
Popular at Tokyo Station’s Gransta Tokyo shopping area, the "Tokyo Suzu Monaka" by KOURO-AN is a unique Japanese confection inspired by the iconic "Silver Bell," a long-loved meeting spot at Tokyo Station.
When I saw this “Tokyo Suzu Monaka” at Tokyo Station, its cute bell shape immediately caught my eye! I learned that the design was inspired by the Silver Bell, a famous meeting spot at Tokyo Station. Turning a familiar landmark into Japanese wagashi is such a clever idea.
The pink and grayish-white packaging also feels high-quality and makes a very presentable gift. In addition to the bell shape, there are also chestnut-shaped treats with Chinese zodiac themes. They’re delicate and charming, and each one makes you want to take it home.
After actually trying one, I found that it really does look adorable and has the rich flavor of traditional Japanese wagashi. However, it was a little too sweet for me, so one was enough to leave me feeling satisfied.
If you like traditional Japanese sweets or are looking for a small souvenir with a distinctive Tokyo touch, this is definitely worth checking out!
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