The food court is pretty nice! You can get a full meal or just grab a coffee and relax for a while.
Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa | Review by 黃秋燕
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Cat Alley (Neko no Hosomichi)
Cat Alley, or Neko no Hosomichi, is a narrow alley about 200 meters long that extends from Ushitora Shrine in Nagae, Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture. In 1998, artist Shunji Sonoyama began placing his Fukuishi Neko, or lucky stone cats, along the alley. This led to its nickname, Cat Alley, and it has since become a popular attraction in Onomichi.
There are all kinds of cat-themed art along the street, like stone cat sculptures, murals, and wind chimes. It's so much fun to walk around and snap photos! You might even run into real cats here! They're super chill and not afraid of people at all. 😸
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Umihotaru Parking Area
Umihotaru Parking Area floats midway along the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line, which connects central Tokyo with Chiba Prefecture’s Boso Peninsula. This parking area was built on a 650-meter-long artificial island, and its scale goes far beyond what you might expect from a highway rest area.
This is my go-to hidden spot every time I visit Tokyo.
No crowds, so you can quietly watch the sunset or sunrise and listen to the sound of the sea. 😀 -
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Aizu Ashinomaki Onsen Ookawaso
Ashinomaki Onsen is said to have opened around 1,200 years ago along the Okawa Valley, where rushing waters have carved a landscape of unusual rock formations and sheer cliffs. Overlooking the Aga River, Ookawaso is a traditional hot spring inn offering views of the valley from its guest rooms and open-air baths. Upon entering the inn, guests are greeted by an open atrium lobby with a staircase connecting the basement and first floor.
It looks exactly like a scene from Demon Slayer!
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