Great place to bring kids. There are lots of vintage trains, but since we don't have these in Taiwan, I didn't feel much of a connection.
Kyushu Railway History Museum | Review by 小優
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JR East Hotel Mets Premier Yokohama Sakuragicho
A higher-tier brand of the “JR East Hotel Mets” group, which operates hotels mainly in the Tokyo metropolitan area within walking distance of train stations. In addition to the excellent convenience of being directly adjacent to JR Sakuragicho Station, the hotel offers a stress-free stay under the theme of unpretentious quality. Check-in is handled smoothly through the contactless guest service “Remoline.”
Super convenient! The hotel is right outside Sakuragicho Station, so you barely have to walk at all with your luggage. The location is amazing, and it’s just a few minutes to the Red Brick Warehouse or the Minato Mirai area. Perfect for a walk.
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Some of the handicrafts are insanely overpriced, but the quality isn’t really any better than what you’d find at a night market.
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The color scheme inside the English-style building is so pretty! Makes me really want to have afternoon tea there!