After the fireworks, it was really late and we were all exhausted. It's definitely best to stay at a hotel inside the park.
Tokyo Disneyland | Review by Teresa Wang
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Michi-no-eki Daiku-no-sato
During the WWI, captured German soldiers were kept in Bando POW camp. The former camp was renovated into German Village Park. Michi-no-eki is added in the park and named as Daiku no Sato (Home of #9) since Beethoven’s Symphony #9 was played first in Naruto City of all Asia.
The most famous local specialties in Tokushima, Shikoku are the original Naruto Kintoki sweet potatoes, Naruto seaweed, and authentic sweet potato shochu, among others. They're all regional exclusives, so before I knew it, I ended up buying a whole box! 😅
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Okunitama-jinja Shrine
A shrine with a history of approximately 1,900 years, dedicated to Okunitama-no-Okami, the guardian deity of the Musashi Province region, which includes Tokyo and parts of Saitama and Kanagawa. The grounds also contain several subsidiary shrines, each associated with different blessings. The shrine is particularly known for warding off misfortune and bringing good relationships.
I happened to visit during Shichi-Go-San, a special festival for Japanese kids. The children dressed in kimonos looked absolutely adorable.
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Shuhoukaku Kogetsu
Shuhoukaku Kogetsu is located on the northern coast of Lake Kawaguchi, one of the five lakes at the bottom of the Mt. Fuji UNESCO site. The hotel offers a beautiful uninterrupted view of the mountain and the lake from all guestrooms and outdoor baths.
The view from the room was stunning. It's a fantastic spot for seeing Mt. Fuji.
