Visitors can try glassblowing or making glass accessories themselves. After joining these activities, you get to take home your own handmade piece as a one-of-a-kind souvenir.
World Glassware Hall Inawashiro | Review by 謝麗
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TENJIN CHIKAGAI
Tenjin area is located in Fukuoka City Chuo-ward, Kyushu’s largest downtown district. Going through the street is Watanabe Street, and to the north, Showa street. To the south is Tenjin Chikagai, an underground street, 600m in length running under Kokutai Street. There are 12 districts, with 150 shops such as apparel, gourmet food, sundries, and books.
The underground mall connects directly to Tenjin Station, making it super convenient. It's a great place to shop, whether it's rainy or extremely hot outside.
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Kamikochi
Kamikochi offers one of Japan's most spectacular mountain sceneries. Its magnificent landscape is designated as a Special Natural Monuments along with Special Places of Scenic Beauty. Walter Weston, a British Anglican missionary praised Kamikochi in his writing “Mountaineering and Exploration in the Japan Alps” in 1896 which made Kamikochi an internationally well-known mountain area.
The weather is cool and pleasant, so walking here doesn't make you sweaty at all.
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Kusasenri
Mount Eboshi is one of the 5 peaks found in the center of Mount Aso. Here you’ll find Kusasenri, the breathtakingly vast, emerald green grasslands that expand northwards. Many textbook writings, as well as classical poets and song writers have immortalized its beauty in their works, making Kusasenri one of the most iconic images that people know when thinking of Mount Aso.
With the blue sky and green fields, it really feels like being on the Mongolian grasslands!
