This outlet is in a perfect spot—right next to Kurashiki Station. Just a few minutes' walk and you're there! After shopping, you can easily head over to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter for some great photos. Super convenient.
Mitsui Outlet Park Kurashiki | Review by Carmen Wong
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The hotel faces Lake Saroma, and the view is outstanding. The sunset is absolutely gorgeous.
The hot spring facilities are pretty nice, with both indoor and open-air baths. Soaking in the winter while looking out over the lake feels amazing. -
Kuranomachi Pleasure Boat
Take a sightseeing cruise in a traditional-style boat along the Uzuma River, which flows through central Tochigi City. The approximately 300-meter round-trip route between Koraibashi Bridge and Setogawara Park takes about 30 minutes. Relax as the boat glides past atmospheric streets lined with storehouses reminiscent of the Edo period. During the cruise, the engaging boatman guides the boat with a pole while sharing the history of Tochigi City and the Uzuma River.
Perfect for the whole family! Kids won’t get bored, and even seniors will enjoy it!
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Takaosan FuMotoYA
Top off your hike on Mt. Takao with a stop at Takaosan FuMotoYA, set just steps from Keio Line's Takaosanguchi Station.
After finishing the hike, seeing FuMotoYA honestly felt like a lifesaver—I was starving!