It was super crowded and noisy, so I couldn't really enjoy the night view.
Roppongi Hills "Observatory Tokyo City View" | Review by Vanessa Lee
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Rokkosan Snow Park
A convenient ski resort on Mt. Rokko, about Approx. 60 minutes by car from central Osaka and 35 minutes from central Kobe. The compact slopes have gentle gradients, making it easy even for beginners to enjoy skiing and snowboarding. The on-site kids' area, Snow Land, offers snow play such as sledding, building snowmen, and target games with snowballs. It is completely separate from the ski slopes, which is a welcome safety feature.
The place isn’t very big, and the slopes are pretty beginner-friendly. There are lots of kids, so the vibe feels more like a snow play park than a serious ski resort. People who already know how to ski might find it a bit underwhelming, but it’s just right for beginners to practice, take pictures, and enjoy walking around in the snow.
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Tempura Yamanoue Ginza
At Tempura Yamanoue Ginza, you can savor the proud tempura tradition of the long-established "Yamanoue Hotel," located in Ochanomizu, with a history of 70 years.
Tempura really tastes best when it's made with fresh ingredients. The rich aroma of sesame oil makes it even more delicious—it's the perfect combo!
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Shiseido Parlor Ginza Main Store Salon de Cafe
The Shiseido Building in Tokyo Ginza, with its symbolic brick-colored facade, stands along Ginza Chuo Street. The 11-story building houses a variety of facilities, including shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, salons, and halls, making it usable in various scenarios. Located on the third floor is the "Shiseido Parlor Ginza Main Store Salon de Cafe."
When we went to the cafe, it was a holiday and the line was super long, so we decided not to wait. Instead, we bought their signature Hanatsubaki cookies from another floor to take home. These cookies have been around for 80 years—they have a buttery, wheat flavor and come in beautiful packaging. They're great as gifts.