The wagyu here is not expensive and tastes amazing. I just couldn't stop eating!
Suehiro Kinshicho | Review by 王宇敏
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LaQua
LaQua is located in one section of Tokyo Dome City. Shops and restaurants, a spa, and attractions are combined in the complex. On the first and second floor, restaurants are lined up to surround the central space with the attractions. Behind them towers the building containing all the shops.
Besides the amusement park, there's also a shopping mall that's really fun to explore. The food court has tons of restaurant options, and everything I tried was delicious.
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EXITMELSA
A shopping complex facing the prime location of Ginza Chuo-dori street. Although each floor is not large, the building has a total of 9 floors (8 floors and 1 basement floor), and about 40 stores, such as fashion stores, miscellaneous goods shops, and restaurants.
While shopping, I saw a lot of Chinese tour groups buying Japanese electronics. Everyone was carrying boxes—such impressive spending power! 😳
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Shibamata Taishakuten Daikyo-ji Temple
The official name of Shibamata Taishakuten is “Kyoeizan Daikyo-ji.” It is a temple of the Nichiren sect of Buddhism, and as it was built in 1629 it has quite the long history.
This is a charming, traditional Japanese temple. It's not very big, so you can see everything without spending too much time. I love the peaceful and relaxing vibe here. You can pray without too many distractions.
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