After going to Disney, I was honestly shocked—every popular ride had at least a one-hour wait, and even the restaurants had huge lines. Compared to that, I actually really liked Yomiuriland. It felt way more relaxed, like a real vacation.
Yomiuriland | Review by 郭易妤
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EDO WONDERLAND
Nikko Edomura is a theme park where guests can experience what it was like in the Edo period (1603-1868) in the present day. The vast grounds are made to look like an authentic townscape, with features like olden highways, inns, shopping streets, ninja villages, and samurai residences. In the dress-up area, guests can change clothes and transform themselves into Edo residents like ninjas, samurai, and feudal lords. Furthermore, there are so many hands-on experiences available to enjoy!
It really feels like stepping back into 17th-century Edo! You can experience the culture from that era, and there are some outdoor performances too. Compared to Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura in Hokkaido, Nikko Edomura has a lot more to offer.
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Pocky Chocolate
Pocky was created in 1966 as the world’s first rod-shaped chocolate sweet. It is a rod-shaped pretzel snack covered in a chocolate coating, and it has a very pleasant texture. The combination of that delicious flavor with a way to keep your hands clean after snacking made them into a huge hit.
One of the kids' all-time favorite snacks.
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