Meiji's mushroom-shaped chocolates are small and cute, and each one looks like a mini mushroom. Just looking at them makes them appetizing. When you bite into one, the rich, smooth chocolate coating pairs well with the crispy cracker inside. The sweet chocolate and crunchy texture go together nicely. What I like most is that they're bite-sized, making them easy to eat without feeling too heavy.
Kinoko no Yama | Review by BobbyJenny
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Senjojiki (Wakayama Prefecture)
Senjojiki is a large, tiered rock formation that appears as if a thousand tatami mats are spread out. Senjojiki was named because there is enough space for a thousand (sen in Japanese) of tatami mats (jo, a unit for tatami in Japanese).
Standing on the vast wave-eroded rock formations of Senjojiki, you can see the Pacific's huge waves crashing before you and hear the roar of the surf—a visually stunning sight! The sandstone, carved by millions of years of weathering, has distinct layers. As you walk across the wave-like rocks, you can easily capture sweeping seascapes with a sense of grandeur and desolate beauty.
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Fukusaya Nagasaki main store
Castella, a sponge cake brought to Nagasaki in the mid-16th century along with Nanban trade, quickly became a favorite across Japan thanks to its fluffy deliciousness and high nutritional value. It was particularly embraced by students who came to Nagasaki from all over Japan to study medicine and Dutch studies.
I tried the classic castella at the Fukusaya Nagasaki Main Store and found it very distinctive. The traditional storefront is full of history, and you can feel Nagasaki's unique atmosphere as soon as you walk in. The castella is soft and moist, with a light honey aroma. There are also tiny sugar crystals on the bottom, giving it a slightly crunchy and distinctive texture.
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Ichikami
This preventative haircare series not only helps to repair damage, but it even helps to strengthen hair to prevent future damage using the power of “pure Japanese herb premium extract,” an ingredient unique to “Ichikami” products.
This was my first time using ICHIKAMI hair care products, and the overall experience was very pleasant. There was a light botanical scent while shampooing. It smelled natural and wasn't too strong, and my hair felt fresh and soft afterward. Once dry, my hair felt smoother and didn't feel dry or tangled. What I liked most was the fresh, pleasant scent, which lingered lightly after washing.
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