這次來沖繩旅行，特別安排到瀨長島日落公園看夕陽，原本只是想找個地方放慢腳步，沒想到實際來到之後，比想像中更加漂亮。傍晚的海邊風很舒服，站在岸邊就能感受到海風輕輕吹過，遠離市區的喧鬧，整個氣氛非常悠閒。看著眼前一望無際的海景，真的會讓人不自覺放慢腳步。
最期待的就是夕陽慢慢落下的那一刻，天空從原本的藍色逐漸變成橘黃色，再慢慢染上粉紅和紅色，陽光灑在海面上閃閃發亮，整個景色非常浪漫。找個舒服的位置坐下來，什麼都不做，只靜靜看著夕陽，就覺得這趟旅行多了一份特別的回憶。
瀨長島還有一個很有趣的特色，就是可以看到飛機起降。偶爾會有飛機從天空飛過，近距離看著飛機升空或降落，再搭配夕陽、海景與天空，畫面真的很有沖繩的旅行感。
如果有到沖繩旅遊，我很推薦安排傍晚來瀨長島走走。可以先逛逛附近的店家、吃點東西，再到海邊等待夕陽。比起趕行程，我更喜歡這種吹著海風、看著夕陽慢慢落下的悠閒時光，真的非常療癒，也很適合拍照留念！
ROYCE' Nama Chocolate
Founded in 1983 in Higashi-ku, Sapporo, ROYCE' set out with the ambition of creating chocolate that rivals the best of Europe. Now, as an immovably popular chocolate maker from Hokkaido, their signature menu item is "Nama Chocolate."
ROYCE’ 生巧克力一直是我去日本很喜歡買的伴手禮之一，這次再次吃到，還是覺得很好吃！打開盒子就能看到一顆顆整齊的生巧克力，外層撒著薄薄的可可粉，看起來簡單卻很有質感。
一入口最驚艷的就是它超滑順的口感，巧克力在嘴裡慢慢融化，濃郁的可可香氣搭配淡淡奶香，甜度不會太膩，吃完還留著細緻的巧克力香。冰冰的吃口感特別好，入口即化的感覺真的很療癒。
我覺得ROYCE’生巧克力很適合當作日本旅行時的伴手禮，不管自己吃或送人都很有面子。尤其喜歡巧克力的人真的很難抗拒，一不小心就會一顆接一顆吃掉。下次去日本還是會想再買！
Kyoto Music Box Museum Saga
The Arashiyama Saga area is an iconic Kyoto sightseeing location where you can enjoy the beauty of every season, such as cherry blossoms in spring or changing leaves in fall, and take in the history and culture of this ancient city. A 1-minute walk away from Arashiyama Station of the Keifuku Arashiyama Electric Railroad in the Saga area is the location of Kyoto Music Box Museum Saga.
While visiting Arashiyama, I stopped by Kyoto Music Box Museum Saga. As soon as I walked in, I was drawn to the many music boxes, from small, cute designs to intricate carousels and Kyoto-style pieces. Each one made me want to stop and choose one. Soft music was playing inside, and together with the Japanese-style wooden atmosphere, it made browsing especially relaxing. This is a great place to buy a music box as a small souvenir of your trip to Arashiyama. When you hear the familiar melody again at home, it will remind you of the leisurely time you spent in Kyoto.
Dassai Junmai Daiginjo 45
Dassai Shuzo is a brewery in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, that continues to defy the norms of sake brewing. Rather than relying solely on the intuition and experience of a single master brewer, the brand has a penchant for team effort, involving all employees in the brewing process.
Dassai Junmai Daiginjo 45 is smoother than I expected, with subtle fruity and rice aromas. It’s soft and refreshing on the palate without being harsh, and the slight sweetness is very pleasant. The finish is clean without any bitterness. It’s easy to enjoy even if it’s your first time drinking Japanese sake, and it tastes especially good chilled. It pairs well with sushi, sashimi, or other Japanese dishes. Overall, it’s a sake with a delicate aroma and balanced flavor without an overly strong alcohol taste, making it a great choice for beginners.
