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Yomiuriland
Yomiuriland is the historic, representative amusement park of Tokyo that is located in the area spanning across Inagi, Tokyo and Kawasaki, Kanagawa.
I've heard about this place for ages but finally made it!
1. There are quite a lot of rides, and the lines aren't too long.
2. Mostly Japanese visitors, so it actually feels pretty chill.
3. There's not much around the park, so it's best to eat inside. The food is actually pretty good!
Onomichi Ramen Ichibankan
Onomichi Ramen specialty restaurant, located in front of Sumiyoshi Shrine along Onomichi Kaigan-dori (coastal road). It is a restaurant that originated from a product, originally sold through mail order, and which became a hot topic of conversation.
When I went, there was already a long line and I waited almost 20 minutes. I ordered the braised pork ramen and some gyoza. The pork was flavorful and reminded me of our braised pork, but it was a bit tough and not as tender as I'd hoped. The broth was decent, and overall, the taste suits Taiwanese people.
Iyotetsu Takashimaya
“Iyotetsu Takashimaya” has an array of seasonal items available from the latest fashion to Depachika sweets. The department store comprises a Main building and a South building, and the Main building is a station building, integrated with the Matsuyama City Station.
There's a Ferris wheel on the rooftop, and foreigners can ride for free with a passport. You can also get a great view of Matsuyama Castle from up there.