This is a well-known old-school Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki place. Be prepared to wait in line! The prices are low and the portions are huge—one serving is way too much for just one person.
Yagenbori Hassho | Review by 周琬婷
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Shinjuku Golden Gai
A traditional, retro nightlife district in Shinjuku’s Kabukicho area, where around 300 bars occupy wooden row houses lining narrow alleys. It is known as a place where visitors can experience Japanese culture up close.
The retro vibe of Golden Gai is such a cool contrast to the modern feel of Shinjuku. Super interesting!
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Fujitaya
Fujitaya, established in 1902, is a long-established restaurant serving “Anagomeshi”, located in the residential area near Itsukushima Shrine. Miyajima’s local dish Anagomeshi, is a Donburi (rice bowl) cuisine with conger eel that has been cut open along the back, brushed with a soy based sauce, grilled and placed over rice.
This is different from the usual eel rice. The texture of the fish is much more tender, and the special sauce smells amazing. It was so delicious I didn't leave a single grain of rice!
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Fukiware Falls
Most waterfall attractions are viewed from below, allowing visitors to look up and appreciate their power. Fukiware Falls, however, offers something different. It is a rare spot where you can look down on the falls and experience the immense power of nature. Measuring 7 meters high and approximately 30 meters wide, it is also known as the “Niagara of the East.” The sight and sound of the abundant water surging between massive rocks and sending spray into the air is truly impressive.
Surrounded by beautiful nature, you can really feel the powerful spray of the waterfall. No wonder it's called the 'Niagara Falls of the East.'