Walking among the wisteria here is just beautiful, and you can really soak in the natural atmosphere. It's also a fantastic spot for photographers—feels like stepping into a fairytale world.
Nakayama Wisteria | Review by Alyssa Chung
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Yumiharidake Observatory
Towering from the western side of central Sasebo City in Nagasaki Prefecture, Mt. Yumihari rises to an elevation of 364 meters and offers one of Sasebo’s most stunning panoramic views. Make your way to the summit for a view out over Sasebo Port, a common port for massive cruise ships and Japan Self-Defense Force vessels to anchor, plus the glittering cityscape nestled around the bay. Looking westward, the horizon stretches out to the Goto-nada Sea and the scattered islands of the Kujuku Islands, creating a breathtaking coastal vista.
The view from Yumiharidake Observatory is so wide and open. You can overlook Sasebo Port and the beautiful Kujuku Islands. It's especially great to visit around sunset—the scenery is stunning 🤩. Perfect place to relax!
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Sonmin-Shokudo (Karuizawa)
Karuizawa, often referred to as the “Beautiful Village” in the works of novelist Tatsuo Hori, is home to Sonmin-Shokudo, a restaurant produced by Hoshino Resorts. Its concept is “a casual dining spot that warmly welcomes visitors to this beautiful village of Karuizawa with delicious meals.”
Feels just like coming home to the countryside. The dishes are simple but full of flavor, with generous portions that really warm your heart. The rice is delicious, and the side dishes go perfectly with it. Super satisfying meal—perfect if you're craving homemade-style food!
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Omotesando Hills
Featuring an impressive architectural design suited to Omotesando’s elegant and fashionable high street image, Omotesando Hills has been a landmark in the area since its opening in 2006.
Most of the shops here are high-end brands and designer boutiques. The atmosphere is elegant and it never feels too crowded, which makes shopping really pleasant. Besides shopping, I also recommend checking out the window displays or visiting the exhibitions they hold from time to time!
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