The Japanese call Lake Biwa the 'Mother Lake.' It's a place you have to visit at least once in your life. There's a park that's 4.8 kilometers long around it. Having coffee and taking a walk here is really relaxing.
Lake Biwa | Review by 王鈺婷
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Ginza Inz
A traditional shopping mall that was established in 1958 and is representative of Ginza. Located under the elevated highway and situated between the first basement and the second floor. It consists of three buildings, namely, Ginza Inz 1, 2, and 3.
The first time I visited Tokyo with a tour group, we stayed at the Ginza Daiichi Hotel. At night, our guide took us to eat at a restaurant under the elevated highway. That was over 20 years ago!
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Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine
Mentioned in the Kojiki (712), Japan's oldest historical record, Izumo Taisha is one of the country's most important ancient shrines, alongside Ise Jingu. Its principal deity is Okuninushi-no-Okami, famous as the god of matchmaking and relationships.
It's not just the sacred straw rope that stands out—the main gate is also really impressive.
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World Beer Museum Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi
A beer restaurant serving more than 200 beers from around the world, along with dishes from various countries. The restaurant features five beer counters modeled after bar counters from different countries, creating an authentic atmosphere in which to savor its international selection of beers.
Came here with my Japanese friends to try beers from all over the world. Great experience!
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