I walked around JR Hakata City and stopped by Hakata Uogashi Sushi!
The fresh sushi was brought to the table one plate at a time, and just looking at it made me hungry! The fish was fresh and sweet, and the texture was very good too. It was just right for a meal during a shopping trip〜
It's really convenient to eat near Hakata Station. Afterward, you can keep shopping and buy souvenirs, combining food and shopping in one trip!
Yokohama Strawberry Park
Enjoy strawberry picking not only in the pleasant spring and summer season, but even in colder months. Located alongside the Yokohama Thermal Power Station, the greenhouses are fully controlled with artificial temperature and sunlight management. This creates ideal conditions for bright red strawberries to thrive, while keeping visitors comfortable, too.
Visiting Yokohama Strawberry Park is such a treat for anyone who loves strawberries! As soon as I entered the strawberry farm, I saw rows of large, beautiful, bright red strawberries that made me want to keep taking photos. You can see up close how the strawberries grow and also taste fresh strawberries, which feels very different from buying them at a regular market.
The strawberries here not only look beautiful, but they also taste really good! They're plump and juicy, with a sweet flavor and a light fruity aroma. Every one made me want to eat another. Eating fresh strawberries while strolling around made the whole visit feel very relaxing. This trip left me with a sweet memory of Yokohama. If I have the chance to visit again, I'd love to come back for more!
Hakodate Noodle Kitchen AJISAI head restaurant
"Hakodate Noodle Kitchen AJISAI" is a well-known Shio-Ramen restaurant representing Hakodate. Founded in 1930, it is still a favorite of many people more than 90 years after its establishment. Located near Goryokaku Park, it is a popular restaurant visited by tourists and locals daily.
Cold weather is perfect for a piping-hot bowl of ramen! After walking in and sitting down, one sip of the hot broth warmed me up instantly〜 The ramen arrived steaming hot, with a wonderful aroma, and it was especially satisfying.
Especially when you run into cold weather like this while traveling, being able to enjoy a warm bowl of ramen really makes you feel so happy! By the time I finished the whole bowl, my entire body had warmed up. It was a simple meal, but it left a lasting impression!
Asakusa Shin Nakamise Shopping Street
Boasting a history of about 90 years since its inception in the early Showa era, the Asakusa Shin Nakamise Shopping Street crosses Asakusa from east to west, in contrast to the Nakamise Shopping Street that connects the Kaminarimon Gate to Asakusa Temple. It is the largest shopping street in Asakusa, with a total length of 380m, and is composed of five areas.
Asakusa Shin Nakamise Shopping Street is really fun to explore.
There are lots of shops, souvenirs, and snacks along the way, especially plenty of delicious food. You can browse as you walk and buy whatever catches your eye, so you definitely won't go hungry.
The whole street is lively and has a real old-town Asakusa atmosphere, making it really feel like you're traveling! Besides visiting Nakamise Street, I also recommend stopping by Shin Nakamise Shopping Street when you're in Asakusa.
