There are lots of lively shops and restaurants along the way, and the path isn't hard to walk at all.
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Yushima Island (Dango Island)
This small island in the Ariake Sea is about 2.5 miles in circumference and is also known as “Cat Island” because it has approximately 200 cats-nearly as many as its human residents. The cats are well cared for and accustomed to visitors. It is a charming place that offers a glimpse into the laid-back lives of the cats and islanders, where time seems to stand still.
There aren't many ferry departures, so if you miss one, you'll have to wait a long time. It's hard to plan your schedule. There are very few tourist facilities on the island, and after less than an hour, there's really nothing left to see.
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Umi Bozu Main Branch
You'll find Umibozu Main Store easily by the oversized, red paper lantern marked with the words “oden”. Located conveniently just 2 min. walk from Shizuoka Station, this spot offers a warm welcome and local vibe once you duck inside. Once inside your eyes will immediately travel to the source of the delicious smell, oden wafting up from the center hot pot.
The staff are super friendly, and the storefront is really easy to spot. Both the oden and fried chicken are delicious!
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Tottori Sand Dunes The Sand Museum
The world’s first museum, curating sand creations. It is produced by Katsuhiko Chaen, who was selected as “100 Most Respected Japanese People.” He invites sand sculptors from all over the world to display sand sculpture at the global top level.
The environment is great, and the artworks inside are beautiful.