Laforet Harajuku | Review by BobbyJenny

The architecture itself is very distinctive, with a strong sense of modern Japanese design on the exterior. During this trip to Kyoto, I made a special trip here to walk around. The surrounding area is very pleasant and relaxing to stroll through.

The exhibitions inside the museum change depending on the season, so every visit feels different. In addition to enjoying the artwork, I also really liked the museum's simple, well-designed spaces. Even casual photos have a great atmosphere.

I came to Takashimaya Times Square in Shinjuku at night. Quite a few people were gathered outside in the plaza, leisurely walking around and browsing, and the whole atmosphere was very relaxed.

The plaza at night didn't feel as rushed as it does during the day. Instead, it had a more leisurely feel, with many people chatting and taking walks while enjoying the lively atmosphere of Tokyo at night.

After exploring the streets of Shinjuku, it was nice to take a walk around here, look at the surrounding lights and passing crowds, and get a sense of everyday life in Tokyo at night.

Niseko in Hokkaido—the entire snowy landscape is so beautiful that you can't help taking photo after photo! Snow covers the mountaintops, and everywhere you look is a silvery-white world, full of that Hokkaido winter atmosphere.

Even without skiing, I really enjoyed the relaxed resort feel here. The surrounding snowy scenery is beautiful, and it feels like you're in a winter wonderland.