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GRAND GREEN OSAKA

A large-scale complex built on the former Umeda Freight Station site, GRAND GREEN OSAKA is located just steps from JR Osaka Station. It consists of the South Building, North Building, and Umekita Park. Part of the facility opened in September 2024, with the grand opening scheduled for March 21, 2025, and the full completion planned for FY2027.

Osaka
Commercial Buildings

24 Aug 2025 See More

It feels like a little oasis in the city! There are shops, restaurants, and relaxing spaces, plus lots of green areas and walking paths. Walking around here is really comfortable and doesn't feel crowded at all. The vibe is laid-back but stylish, perfect for shopping, grabbing coffee, or hanging out with friends. At night, the lights make it pretty romantic too. It's a great spot in Osaka to relax and take photos.

Shinmon Dori

Roughly 700m approach stretches from the great gate at the Uga Bridge, the national tangible cultural property, to another shrine gate at Seidamari. This is called Shinmon Street where many visitors pass to and from the Izumo Tisha Shrine. An elegant and unique scenery spreads from the front gate of Izumo Taisha towards the great gate of Uga Bridge.

Shimane
Tourist Attractions

28 Mar 2024 See More

You can find all kinds of traditional craft and handmade shops here. The souvenirs and gifts are full of Japanese traditional culture and craftsmanship, making them really memorable to bring home.

Goen Yokocho

Goen Yokocho is a commercial facility located right in front of Izumo Taisha's main gate, where you can find a variety of local Shimane delicacies and souvenirs in a building reminiscent of Edo-period row houses.

Shimane
Shopping Streets

28 Mar 2024 See More

Goen Yokocho has preserved a lot of traditional Japanese architecture and cultural elements. You can really feel the authentic Japanese atmosphere here. There are classic izakayas and snack shops lining the street, and the whole area has a charming, old-fashioned vibe that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time.

Nakaminato Fish Market

The tourism market is selling mainly seafood, where a total of 1 million people visit every year. It is located near the Nakaminato fishing port which is known to be the top-ranked fishing port with its landing amount in Ibaraki prefecture, and the huge Pacific Ocean sea spreads over from this port.

Ibaraki
Shopping Streets

28 Mar 2024 See More

As soon as you arrive, you can feel the lively atmosphere and the amazing food. There's a huge variety of fresh seafood, and it's also a great place to learn about the local fishing village culture. I definitely recommend this spot to anyone who loves seafood and wants to explore local culture!

Michi-no-Eki Hitachi Osakana Center

It is located near the mouth of the Motomiya and Kuji Rivers, right by Hitachi Port. In the building from the first to the third center, various stores are waiting for you, from fresh fish stores selling mainly fresh seasonal local fish landed by day return fishing, to restaurants where you can enjoy dishes using local fish, to sweets stores and ramen noodle shops.

Ibaraki
Shopping Streets

28 Mar 2024 See More

The seafood here is fresh and there's a lot of variety. The staff are friendly, and the dining area is clean and comfortable. Definitely worth recommending!

Hitachi Station

Hitachi Station on the Joban Line of JR East, facing the Pacific Ocean, is the central station of Hitachi City. The current station building, completed in 2011, is impressive with its beautiful all-glass structure. The design was supervised by Hitachi-born architect Ms.Kazuyo Sejima, winner of "The Pritzker Architecture Prize.", also known as the Nobel Prize in Architecture.

Ibaraki
Tourist Attractions

28 Mar 2024 See More

Japanese architectural aesthetics are famous worldwide, and this station really shows it off. The design blends glass and the surrounding scenery, and both the exterior and interior feel so modern. I couldn't help but admire the architect's skill when I visited.

Kaikaro in Higashi Chaya-Gai District

Located in the Higashi Chaya-Gai District, which is designated as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, this 200-year-old teahouse is the largest teahouse building in Kanazawa. Because of its atmospheric appearance, the building was designated as a Kanazawa City Preserved Building in 1991.

Kanazawa
Tourist Attractions

27 Mar 2024 See More

Visiting Higashi Chaya-Gai feels like stepping back into ancient Japan. The most historic building here is Kaikaro—make sure to take your time to look around and soak in the atmosphere!

Kenroku-en

Kenroku-en was founded and developed for about 180 years by the Maeda clan lord in Kaga, which is a strolling-style landscape garden and one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan.

Kanazawa
Parks & Gardens

27 Mar 2024 See More

Kenroku-en is so photogenic—you can snap postcard-worthy pics anywhere! Too bad it was cloudy when we visited. If the weather had been sunny, the photos would have turned out even more beautiful.

Yakurai Garden

Located at the base of Mount Yakurai, the "Yakurai Garden" spans a vast area, housing 400 types of plants. It comprises 8 themed gardens, including the "Rose Garden," "Herb Garden," and "Fururu Hill," making it a leisure spot. From spring to autumn, vibrant flowers blossom in full glory, with a special Halloween event held in the fall.

Miyagi
Parks & Gardens

27 Mar 2024 See More

Getting here isn’t very convenient—it’s quite a distance from the station. But if you’re driving, I totally recommend stopping by to enjoy the gorgeous sea of flowers. Lots of Japanese couples even come here for wedding photos. It really is beautiful.

Kanazawa Oden Akadama Honten

Located in Katamachi, considered the premier bustling district of Kanazawa, this traditional Oden restaurant has been in operation since 1927. It's not just popular among tourists; even locals have cherished it for a long time.

Kanazawa
Japanese Cuisine

27 Mar 2024 See More

The oden broth is a clear, salty kelp base. Personally, I found it a bit on the sweet side, which isn’t really my favorite, but the ingredients were decent.