Praying for wealth here is just like visiting a God of Wealth temple in Taiwan. The way people worship in Japan is different, but the crowds and lively atmosphere are just as intense as at Taiwanese temples.
"Tori-no-Ichi" Festival, Held at Otori Shrine | Review by 郭淑玲
Other Reviews by 郭淑玲
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Yomiuriland
Yomiuriland is the historic, representative amusement park of Tokyo that is located in the area spanning across Inagi, Tokyo and Kawasaki, Kanagawa.
If you're coming with kids in the summer, I totally recommend this place!
There are not only indoor attractions, but also a lazy river and a big pool, so you can have a blast in the water~ 👍 -
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Nagamahama Beach
Nagamahama Beach is a vast, untouched stretch of coastline located on the western shore of Kurima Island, which is connected to Miyako Island by bridge. Stretching for about one kilometer, its pristine white sand remains largely undeveloped, making it a hidden gem where you can enjoy the feeling of having a private beach all to yourself.
The water is crystal clear and the sand is super fine and white. There aren't too many people, so walking along the beach feels really relaxing. When the weather's nice, the colors are just dreamy—perfect for taking beautiful photos or just sitting quietly and watching the ocean. The vibe is super chill~
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I'm donut ? Nakameguro
I’m donut ? is a specialty takeout donut shop located under the elevated railway tracks, just a 10-second walk from the east exit of Nakameguro Station. You’ll know it by the chic white-themed and glass-paned exterior that just begs you to watch each delicious round fry up close.
The donuts were still warm when I got them—crispy outside, chewy inside. They taste a bit like bread and a bit like fried treats, with lots of layers. Tons of flavors to choose from, and each one looks super tempting. The sweetness is just right—not overwhelming. The shop has a cute, minimalist vibe and is great for photos. Even though there's a line, it's totally worth the wait!
