Miyakojima’s Yukishio Sand cookies have a crisp texture and a rich milky flavor. The filling has a subtle Yukishio salt note, making it sweet without being too heavy, with a nice balance of salty and sweet layers. They taste even better with coffee or tea. A highly recommended Okinawan souvenir.
Miyakojima’s Yukishio “Yukishio Sand“ | Review by BobbyJenny
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SHIBUYA 109
For many years, this shopping building has continued to fascinate young people who are aware of what is in fashion. With a collection of clothes of the latest trends, it attracts attention not only from Japan but also from overseas.
澀谷一定會注意到這棟超有代表性的 SHIBUYA109！大大的招牌和充滿年輕感的外觀很有澀谷特色，走在街上很容易就看到它。
裡面有很多流行服飾、配件和美妝品牌，整體逛起來很有活力，年輕人的流行感也很強。這次來到澀谷順便逛了一下，感受一下東京最熱鬧的商圈氛圍。
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Kaneiji Temple
This temple was founded in 1625 and is the head temple of the Kanto region of the Tendai sect of Buddhism. It was built by the high priest Tenkai, who was deeply revered by three shoguns, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Hidetada, and Iemitsu, to pray for the safety of the Tokugawa shogunate and the well-being of the common people. It is a prayer hall and family temple of the Tokugawa shoguns, and six of the fifteen Tokugawa shoguns are still buried there today.
路過寬永寺時，看到寺院的建築很有古樸的日本風情，剛好經過就順手拍了一張照片留念。雖然這次沒有特別安排進去參觀，但偶然遇見也覺得很有味道。
旅途中有時候就是這樣，沒有特別規劃的景點，反而會在路過時發現一些意外的小驚喜。
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Okayama Electric Tramway (Streetcar)
Okayama Electric Tramway, affectionately known as “Okaden,” is a streetcar system that has been operating in Okayama City for more than a century, having first begun service in the Meiji era. It continues to connect key areas of the city today and is widely used not only for commuting and school travel, but also as a convenient way to reach major sightseeing spots such as Okayama Castle and Korakuen Garden.
When I arrived in Okayama and saw the Okayama Electric Tramway running through the city, with streetcars traveling along the streets, it felt very characteristic of a Japanese city! Unfortunately, I didn't get a photo of the streetcar itself this time, only photos of the tracks.
Even though I only photographed the tracks, seeing them stretch along the streets still gave me a sense of how Okayama's streetcars are part of everyday life.
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