Mt. Fuji | Review by BobbyJenny

熊本市區，太陽路新市街是很適合逛街散步的一條商店街。街道有大片遮雨棚，即使遇到下雨也不用擔心，沿途有餐廳、咖啡店、藥妝店和各種商店，整體氣氛相當熱鬧。

走在商店街裡，可以感受到熊本當地的生活感，不像觀光景點那麼匆忙，反而多了一種悠閒逛街的感覺。看到喜歡的店就進去看看，餓了也能隨時找間餐廳吃東西，非常方便。

這裡和下通商店街連在一起，可以一起安排逛街行程。一路慢慢走、看看街景，再順便買些伴手禮或當地小物，時間一下子就過去了。

What I was looking forward to most about visiting Sengan-en in Kagoshima was seeing Sakurajima with my own eyes. Sengan-en itself is beautiful, with lush greenery and a distinctly Japanese atmosphere throughout the garden. What makes it especially unique is that you can take in both Kinko Bay and Sakurajima in the distance right from the grounds.

When the weather is good, Sakurajima really stands out. Its majestic shape against the bay looks like a giant natural postcard. Sitting in the garden and slowly taking in the view feels completely different from seeing it in the city, with a quieter and more relaxed atmosphere.

Sakurajima is an active volcano, and sometimes you can see smoke drifting near the crater, which gives you an even greater sense of the power of nature. The calm bay in front of me together with the volcano in the distance created a blend of mountain and sea scenery that left a deep impression on me.

If you're traveling to Kagoshima, I highly recommend adding Sengan-en to your itinerary. You can not only enjoy a traditional Japanese garden, but also look out at Sakurajima from here. It's a place where you can experience history, gardens, and natural scenery all at once.

At Inuyama Castle, of course you can't miss Inuyama Castle Town, which is full of Edo-period charm! You can slowly stroll along the street and see traditional machiya townhouses, unique little shops, and snack shops. The whole street has a strong old-town Japanese atmosphere, and walking around really makes you feel like you're traveling.

What I liked most was that there was no need to rush. You can walk around, browse the shops along the street, and stop to buy any snacks that catch your eye. There are also plenty of photogenic spots along the street, and with the traditional buildings as a backdrop, even casual snapshots have a lot of character.