Riding the Hakone Tozan Railway through the mountains and forests felt very different from taking a regular train. The train slowly made its way along the mountainside, with lush forests and valley views appearing outside the window from time to time, allowing me to leisurely enjoy Hakone's natural scenery.
Hakone Tozan Railway / Hakone Tozan Cable Car | Review by BobbyJenny
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Kouri Ohashi Bridge
The Kouri Bridge, inaugurated in 2005, is a remote island bridge spanning 1,960 meters, connecting Yagaji Island in Nago City and Kouri Island. As the second-longest bridge in Okinawa that can be crossed for free, it is renowned for the breathtaking view of the emerald-green sea stretching on both sides. This makes it not only a popular drive route but also a highly sought-after scenic spot.
On the drive to Kouri Ohashi Bridge, I was most excited to see the deep blue ocean come into view. As the car slowly made its way onto the bridge, the ocean views opened up on both sides, with crystal-clear blue water stretching into the distance. It was so beautiful that I couldn't help slowing down to take it all in.
Feeling the sea breeze along the way and looking out at the endless ocean made me feel super relaxed.
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Rokkatei Marusei Butter Sandwich
Since its establishment in 1933, the long-established confectionery maker Rokkatei has been dedicated to creating snack sweets that can be enjoyed every day with pocket money. A long-seller since its launch in 1977, their products have been a staple Hokkaido souvenir, cherished for their never-tiring taste.
Rokkatei's rum raisin butter sandwich cookies are a must-buy in Hokkaido. The outer cookies are crisp, with a rich, smooth butter filling and rum raisins with a subtle hint of alcohol, giving them layers of flavor.
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Sapporo Draft Beer Black Label
Since going on sale in 1977, Sapporo's draft beer had enjoyed a strong popularity. The beer has many fans not just in Japan, but all over the world.
Of course, when you're in Japan, you have to try the classic Sapporo Draft Beer Black Label! Served ice-cold, it's smooth from the very first sip, with a noticeable malt aroma and a bitterness that isn't too strong. It tastes crisp and refreshing.
I especially like drinking it with Japanese food, particularly yakiniku, fried foods, or ramen. The beer's crispness perfectly balances out the richness of the food, making it easy to keep drinking.
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