I highly recommend the assorted seafood rice bowl here. You get to try a variety of fresh seafood, and it's definitely the signature dish of the place.
Ajidokoro Takeda (Otaru Sankaku Market) | Review by Grace Cheng
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Otaru Canal Cruise
The Otaru Canal, completed in 1923 (Taisho 12) by reclaiming the offshore coast, is lined with historic stone and timber warehouses and remains a popular tourist attraction. A 40-minute tour on a cruise boat around this area is a popular choice among visitors.
During the day, you can clearly see the well-preserved historic buildings. At night, the lights add a special charm to the place.
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Ryusei-no-Taki Falls・Ginga-no-Taki Falls
The Ishikari River is a first-class river that flows through the central-western part of Hokkaido and empties into the Sea of Japan. Sounkyo, located along the Ishikari River, has a large gorge with many waterfalls falling from the cliffs over a distance of 24 kilometers. Two of the most beautiful waterfalls are "Ryusei-no-Taki Falls・Ginga-no-Taki Falls."
I visited in October and the whole area was covered in autumn leaves—yellow, green, and red all over the mountains. The scenery was absolutely stunning.
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HEP FIVE
HEP stands for Hankyu Entertainment Park, with Entertainment conveying not only recreation but also hospitality. HEP FIVE opened in November 1998 with the goal of creating a welcoming place that visitors would want to return to again and again. Its bright red Ferris wheel attracted attention at the time as the world's first air-conditioned Ferris wheel integrated into a building. It has since become a landmark of Umeda.
The ferris wheel ride takes about 15 minutes. The city views from the top are beautiful. If you're visiting Umeda, don't miss it!
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