The 3D cat animation at Shinjuku East Exit is so lifelike that it makes you gasp! The giant cat sometimes pokes its head out and sometimes stretches, looking so vivid that it seems like it could jump out of the screen at any moment. Many passersby stopped to take photos and videos, completely captivated by its cute, lively movements. It was seriously so cute〜
The 3D Cat at Shinjuku East Exit | Review by Linda Liao
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FLUCORT®f
Among the topical steroids sold in Japanese drugstores, those containing fluocinolone acetonide are the most highly ranked anti-inflammatory agents.
This is a topical steroid ointment mainly used to relieve redness, inflammation, and itching caused by eczema and dermatitis. It is also a common skin medication in Japanese households. In my experience, it worked quite well for dyshidrotic eczema. However, since it contains a steroid, it would be more reassuring to consult a doctor before using it.
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Rainbow Bridge
“Rainbow Bridge,” an approximately 800-meter-long suspension bridge, is an iconic part of Tokyo architecture that connects Odaiba and Shibaura. At night the bridge is beautifully illuminated, and many people visit it to take pictures of one of Tokyo’s most well-known night views. The bridge has a dual structure: the upper section functions as an Metropolitan expressway, while the lower section is used by a general roadway, the Yurikamome Line, and a walking path.
The famous Tokyo Bay landmark, Rainbow Bridge, spans the bay with its white structure, connecting central Tokyo and Odaiba. It looks magnificent during the day and even more romantic and captivating when illuminated at night. From Odaiba Seaside Park, you can enjoy sweeping views of the bridge and Tokyo Bay. Framing Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Bay, and the Statue of Liberty together also makes for a great composition.
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Osaka Kizu Wholesale Market
One of the largest privately-operated regional wholesale markets in Japan, Osaka Kizu Wholesale Market draws droves of professional chefs seeking top-quality ingredients. With a history spanning nearly 300 years, the market originated in the Edo period as a “nodachi-uri” (open-air trade market) where people brought their goods to sell.
Osaka Kizu Wholesale Market is one of Osaka's long-established traditional markets. Located near Namba and Daikokucho, it brings together fresh fruits and vegetables, seafood, meat, and a variety of dried goods. The market has a strong local atmosphere. Besides getting a feel for how Osaka residents do their everyday shopping, you can also enjoy plenty of affordable food. Unlike Kuromon Market, it has fewer tourists. If you want to experience a more authentic Osaka market atmosphere, Kizu Wholesale Market is a good choice.
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