I came because I'd heard a lot about it. The interior has a strong retro Showa-era vibe, and it's very popular with locals. The signature Chinese-style sweet-and-sour chicken burger is worth trying, with a memorable sweet-and-tangy flavor. The fries are served in a mug, which is both cute and an eco-friendly touch. The restaurant also sells many of its own branded souvenirs at affordable prices, making them great to take home!
Lucky Pierrot Bay Area Main Store | Review by Linda Liao
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Otaru Orgel Doh Main Hall
This music box specialty shop has branches in various locations such as Otaru, Hakodate, Furano, Yokohama, Kamakura, and Kyoto. Its main building, which is the main shop, was built in 1915 (Taisho 4) and is designated as a historic building by Otaru City, preserving the remnants of the good old days.
走進小樽音樂盒堂本館，就像走進一座放大版的夢幻珠寶盒。館內擺滿各式各樣精緻又可愛的音樂盒，從圓潤可愛的鵝蛋造型、浪漫夢幻的旋轉木馬，到閃耀晶瑩的水晶音樂盒，每一件都讓人忍不住停下腳步細細欣賞。精巧細緻的做工，搭配不同造型與旋律，彷彿把童話故事收藏在掌心。
最特別的是，還可以親手體驗製作音樂盒，從琳瑯滿目的音樂中挑選自己喜歡的旋律，再搭配心儀的裝飾與造型，親手打造一個專屬於自己的「攜帶式寶盒」。當旋律響起的那一刻，美好的旅遊回憶也隨著音符緩緩流出。
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Hi-Chew (Grape)
This juicy soft candy was first launched in 1975. From the day its flagship strawberry flavor hit the shelves to the number of different flavors available today, the candies have captured the hearts of adults and children alike. Among them all, the “Grape” flavor is an extra-special hit.
I really like its chewy, bouncy texture. Every flavor is delicious, but grape is my favorite. The sweet and tart taste is just right, and the more you chew, the more addictive it gets! I usually carry a pack with me when I go out, so when I'm shopping or craving a snack, I can easily pop one in for a little sugar boost and that small sense of happiness from satisfying my sweet tooth〜
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Otaru Canal
Otaru Port, which developed as a gateway for Hokkaido's settlement, saw an increasing volume of cargo over the years. To streamline its transportation, the "Otaru Canal" was completed in 1923 (Taisho 12). The canal, created by reclaiming the offshore coast, is characterized by its gentle curves rather than a straight line.
A gentle early-summer breeze blows through, bringing a slight chill to the Otaru Canal. Strolling along the canal and watching boats slowly glide across the water has a charm all its own.
Otaru was once an important port and commercial city in Hokkaido. Shipping and trade flourished from the late 19th to the early 20th century, and the canal was built at that time to make transporting goods easier. Today, it has become Otaru's most iconic attraction.
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