The Kurashiki Bikan area is a wonderful place, perfect for a relaxing day. The Ohara Museum of Art has an amazing collection, including Yayoi Kusama's dots and Monet's garden. There are four exhibition halls, so it's worth getting a combo ticket to see them all at once.
Ohara Museum of Art | Review by 許維吟
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Kadoya Okaido Branch
Opened in 1955 as a local diner in Uwajima City, "Kadoya" now has a branch in Matsuyama, conveniently located near Matsuyama Castle, Dogo Onsen, and the city center. This restaurant is dedicated to offering traditional Uwajima cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients, fresh produce, and a vibrant dining experience.
The pork cutlet was super crispy—you could really hear that crunch when you bite into it! The meat was tender and juicy, and their sauce was the perfect match. Plus, you can get free refills on rice, which made the meal extra satisfying. The location is right inside the Okaido shopping street, so it's the perfect spot to recharge after shopping. Highly recommend!
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Festival of the Lights in OSAKA: Midosuji Illumination
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In a word, beautiful!
It has a totally different vibe compared to the glitz of Roppongi in Tokyo. -
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Umi-no-Eki (Marine Terminal) Naoshima
A Miyanoura Port Ferry Terminal “Umi-no-Eki Naoshima” in Naoshima. An innovative design typical of Naoshima, an island of art with a large roof covering most of the site including a café, waiting area and a tourist information office dotted under the roof in glass box-like structures.
As the gateway to Naoshima, the port itself is designed with a real artistic touch. Even the terminal looks stylish.
