The view is so open, with layers of misty valleys that look just like an ink painting. It feels especially dreamy if you come in the morning or at sunset. Perfect spot to relax and snap some photos!
Mt. Kano Kujukutani Observatory Park | Review by 陳怡君
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Kumejima Tsumugi no Sato Yuimaru-kan
Kumejima Tsumugi no Sato Yuimaru-kan is a traditional craft center located in Kumejima, Okinawa. The facility showcases the history and production process of Kumejima Tsumugi, a silk textile designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Japan in 2004. Today the site remains a celebrated hub for preserving and passing down Kumejima’s traditional weaving techniques.
The whole place isn't very big, but the atmosphere is super relaxing. It really has that handmade, slow-paced vibe where you can take your time and enjoy everything. If you're into traditional Japanese fabrics or crafts, you'll definitely find this place really satisfying.
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Shoryakuji Temple
A temple nestled in the mountains of Nara City, as if resting beside the clear flow of the Bodaisen River. Founded in 992 during the Heian period by imperial order of Emperor Ichijo, it is the head temple of the Bodaisan Shingon sect and was once a magnificent temple complex lined with as many as 86 sub-temples. Today, structures such as the main hall, bell tower, and the guest hall of Fukujyuin remain, while moss-covered stone walls and the murmuring mountain stream preserve the atmosphere of its former days.
The whole place is surrounded by mountains and forest, and the atmosphere is really peaceful. It’s a great spot to walk around and just clear your mind.
The temple itself has a beautiful old-world feel, and you can really sense the history. It doesn’t feel overly commercialized.
It’s especially gorgeous during the fall foliage season, when the whole temple grounds are covered in red leaves. The photos come out amazing. -
Yokohama Motomachi Shopping Street
It is a shopping street that developed from a collection of stores that served foreign customers at the time of the opening of the port of Yokohama, which dates back more than 150 years ago. The 600-meter-long main street with a sophisticated Western-style atmosphere is lined with a wide variety of highly-sensitive stores, including apparel, sundry, interior and accessory stores. There are also many sophisticated cafes and restaurants, so it is also attractive that you can enjoy shopping slowly while taking a break.
The atmosphere here is both stylish and laid-back, making it perfect for a stroll and taking photos.