Yomiuriland is my top pick for Tokyo's illumination spots! Every tree and plant is decorated with lights—it's honestly amazing!
Yomiuriland | Review by wanting.gg
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Ogonzaki Cape
Located in the Bikuni area of Shakotan, Hokkaido, Ogonzaki Cape is a scenic spot known for breathtaking views of the beautiful sea called Shakotan Blue and dramatic cliffs. The well-maintained walking trail has three entrances, from the Route 229 side, the Bikuni Port side (Chatsu Tunnel side), and the Chatsu district side, making it easy to enjoy a stroll in nature.
The water there is incredibly clear, and when the sunlight hits the rocks, they really do sparkle. No wonder it’s called Ogonzaki Cape.
On a nice day, it’s a fantastic spot for photos or catching the sunset. Super relaxing, with a slightly romantic vibe too〜 -
Osaka Castle Park
Nationally designated special historical site, Osaka Castle Ruin, and the surrounding area were renovated into an urban park. 13 buildings of important cultural properties including Osaka Castle Main Tower, watchtowers and gates dot the vast 261-acre premises.
Took a walk around Osaka Castle after dinner.
The old castle and its peaceful surroundings made for a really relaxing evening. 😌 -
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Bannai Shokudo Main Store
Among the top three renowned Kitakata ramen shops, Bannai Shokudo stands out for its popularity and inevitable queues. Kitakata has a long history of brewing industries like soy sauce, miso, and sake, leading to its nickname "the town of storehouses." Kitakata ramen, beloved by locals since old times, primarily features a soy sauce flavor.
The noodles are delicious, the broth is tasty, and the chashu is absolutely outstanding!
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