There's even an open space on the rooftop where you can just chill and enjoy the view.
Kanazawa FORUS | Review by Eric Leung
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SATUDORA Tanukikoji 5-chome Store
SATUDORA Tanukikoji 5-chome Store is located on Tanukikoji 5-chome, part of Sapporo's famous covered shopping arcade in the heart of the city. Surrounded by hotels and popular restaurants serving Hokkaido specialties such as ramen and soup curry, it's a convenient stop for international travelers. The lively Susukino district is also just around the corner, making it easy to drop by before or after a meal.
Why do you have to spend at least 5,000 before you can get tax-free shopping and then receive other promotional discounts? If they were truly sincere about offering a discount, you should be able to get it directly just by presenting the coupon, regardless of how much you spend. Now you still have to spend a certain amount before getting the discount. It feels like they're forcing people to buy more just for the promotion, which is really a bit disappointing.
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Naha Airport
Naha Airport sits on Okinawa’s main island, serving as Japan’s southern gateway to the world. Flights here service a regular roster of domestic flights to major cities including Tokyo (Haneda), Osaka (Kansai), Nagoya (Chubu), and Fukuoka, while international routes link Okinawa directly with several Asian destinations. In addition to frequent flight options to Okinawa’s outlying islands, including Ishigaki, Miyako, and Kume, the airport sees over 20 million passengers each year.
The moment I got off the plane, I could smell the ocean breeze. It really made me feel like I had arrived in Okinawa!
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LUMINE EST
Located right by JR Shinjuku Station East Exit, this is a fashion building with convenient access. Many fashion, fashion accessories, interior goods, cosmetic shops are located between B2F and 6F. The shops are open late in the evening so it is easy to drop by on the way home.
I really love the artsy cafes here! It's so nice to just sit down, have a drink, and watch the street view. Japanese malls are so detailed—even the restrooms smell way better than the ones in Hong Kong.
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