Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory’s Milk Cheese Busse cookies come in so many flavors, and they all make you want to try them! They have a sweet and salty taste, and the cookies pair well with the rich cheese aroma. You can taste plenty of cheese flavor from the first bite!
Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory "Milk Cheese Busse" | Review by Gina C
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Okinawa Outlet Mall Ashibinaa
Built near the Toyosaki Seaside Park Beach, Okinawa's first outlet mall is named "Ashibinaa," which means "playground" in Okinawan language, symbolizing a gathering place for people of all generations.
Of course, we had to make time for some outlet shopping in Okinawa! This time we went to ASHIBINAA, mainly to buy shoes. There are quite a few athletic brands and shoes to browse, and whenever something caught my eye, I couldn't help going in for a look. I wanted to check every store for deals, and before I knew it, I had spent quite a while shopping. It's really easy to go overboard when buying things! There’s a pretty good selection of brands here. If you happen to be looking for shoes, you can try your luck and might find a pair at a good price.
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Kouri Beach
Located on Kouri Island, just across the Kouri Ohashi Bridge from Yagaji Island in Nago City, this beach features pristine white sand stretching on either side of the bridge, offering a scenic view of Kouri Ohashi Bridge itself.
At Kouri Beach, you really can’t help but be drawn in by the ocean view! As soon as I stepped onto the beach, I saw a vast expanse of crystal-clear water. The beautiful shades of blue and green took my breath away, and I could even clearly see beneath the surface. The waves gently lapped against the shore one after another as the sea breeze softly blew, making me feel so relaxed. I couldn’t resist taking off my shoes and walking closer to the water to feel the sea and sand!
The ocean in Okinawa is seriously no joke. It was so clear that I didn’t want to leave. I want to come back next time and really enjoy the water!
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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.
I hadn't originally planned to visit the Kyoto Music Box Museum Saga, but the weather was bad when I went to Arashiyama that day, so I happened to pass by and wandered in to take a look. I didn't expect it to have such a unique atmosphere inside, with all kinds of delicate and adorable music boxes on display. Each one had a different design and its own special features, and you could hear their pleasant melodies, making it hard not to stop and admire them for a while. Although it was an unexpected little detour, it turned out to be a nice surprise during my trip to Arashiyama. Sometimes that's how travel is—the unplanned stops can lead to unexpected delights!
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