Goshiki in Matsuyama is one of the area's most iconic local cuisine restaurants and a great place to sample Ehime specialties all at once. The signature dish is sea bream rice, featuring fresh, flavorful sea bream served with fragrant rice. You can also enjoy local dishes such as five-colored somen noodles, with a varied menu full of regional character. For dessert, there was Ehime's specialty towel cake!
Local Cuisine Goshiki | Review by Linda Liao
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Shigaraki Toen Tanuki Mura
Shigaraki is one of the six oldest kilns in Japan, and has the longest history of any of them. In this small mountain village surrounded by nature, there are many pottery studios and stores selling pottery, and everywhere you go you will be greeted by Shigaraki ware Tanuki.
以前上課就聽老師介紹過，日本不少商店會在門口擺放可愛的狸貓，象徵招財納福、生意興隆。這次來到滋賀縣的信樂陶苑狸貓村，被滿滿的狸貓大軍包圍！圓滾滾的大肚子配上斗笠，各種表情模樣逗趣可愛，還讓人聯想到宮崎駿電影中的狸貓角色。信樂燒已有數百年歷史，1951年昭和天皇造訪信樂後，狸貓陶器更因此聲名大噪。信樂街頭也隨處可見狸貓身影，幸運的話還能遇見特別的「異色」狸貓，來一場療癒又有趣的尋寶之旅！
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Mochiidono Shopping Street
The shopping street is located about 300 meters south of Nara Station on the Kintetsu Osaka Line, past the Nara City Higashimuki Shopping Street. It is adjacent to Nara's popular tourist spot, Naramachi, and is visited by many tourists.
When you arrive in Nara and head toward Todaiji Temple, it’s easy to be drawn in by the lively sight of mochi being freshly pounded at Nakatanidou. Right next door is Mochiidono Shopping Street! This shopping street is home to many local shops, offering everything from Nara-themed souvenirs and Japanese sweets to a variety of dining options. You may even discover some unexpected little surprises while browsing. Slow down and wander through the street to get a better feel for everyday life in Nara. If you’re planning a day trip to Nara, consider stopping by to add a little shopping and food enjoyment to your visit.
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Rikugien Gardens
Starting in 1695, Rikugien was constructed over 7 years as a Japanese garden of undulating scenery. Designed in the Kaiyushiki style, it features strolling paths around ponds and hills. It is designated by the Japanese government as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty.
Rikugien Gardens, located in Komagome, Tokyo, is a representative Japanese garden dating back to the Edo period. Known for its pond-centered strolling garden, it offers different scenery in every season. The most breathtaking sight in spring has to be the weeping cherry tree, with its naturally drooping branches! In full bloom, the pale pink flowers cascade down the branches like gentle white waterfalls, swaying gracefully in the breeze—a romantic sight that takes your breath away. Seeing this beautiful cherry blossom scenery in person, you really can't help but stop to admire it and keep taking photos. It's an unforgettable view during Tokyo's cherry blossom season!
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