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AQUAIGNIS SENDAI

Located in Fujitsuka, Wakabayashi-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, AQUAIGNIS SENDAI is a comprehensive resort dedicated to gourmet dining and relaxation. The resort features restaurants supervised by some of Japan’s top culinary masters, including renowned Italian chef Yoshimi Hidaka and celebrated Japanese chef Masahiro Kasahara. Each restaurant offers distinctive gourmet experiences, making them highly sought-after dining destinations that often require advance reservations.

Sendai
Tourist Attractions

16 Oct 2025 See More

This place is gorgeous! The whole area has that minimalist Japanese vibe with a relaxing hot spring resort feel. It's super soothing and peaceful. There’s more than just the hot springs—there are restaurants and dessert shops too. The desserts supervised by Hiroki Tsujiguchi are absolutely delicious and look amazing!

Fukuyama City Zoo

Fukuyama City Zoo, located in Hiroshima Prefecture’s Fukuyama City, sits right beside the scenic Tomiya Pond. Admission is affordable-free for junior high school students and younger, and just 520 yen for visitors aged 15 and up-making it an easy place to visit.

Hiroshima
Zoos & Aquariums

27 Sep 2025 See More

It's a small but cozy zoo. There aren't a ton of animals, but the place is well maintained and very clean. It's not tiring to walk around, so it's perfect for kids. You can get up close to some of the animals, which makes it feel interactive. The ticket price is really reasonable, so it's a fun and budget-friendly place to visit.

Saga Prefectural Space and Science Museum, Yumeginga

This museum is filled with content designed to increase interest in cutting-edge space science and technology, opening the door to curiosity.

Saga
Museums

13 Aug 2025 See More

Highly recommended! Great spot for families or science lovers. There are interactive exhibits on space, astronomy, and natural science, plus a planetarium where you can watch the stars. Lots of hands-on activities—not just looking at displays, but actually getting involved. It's really fun and educational.

Noodles & Shaved Ice: Dogyan

A unique spot near Tanimachi 4-chome Station in Osaka where you can enjoy the unusual pairing of ramen and shaved ice in one visit. The clean, white-themed interior feels calm and welcoming, even for solo female diners. With around 24 seats and plenty of space, you can take your time and savor both a meal and dessert.

Osaka
Ramen

25 Jul 2025 See More

The shop has a super distinctive retro vibe. The noodles are nice and springy, and the shaved ice portion is HUGE and so colorful.
I left totally satisfied—perfect for photos and a quick check-in!

Awagin Bizan Ropeway

Awagin Bizan Ropeway connects Mount Bizan-the symbol of Tokushima City, celebrated in the Manyoshu poem “Like an eyebrow, the Awa mountain appears amid the clouds”-with the Awa Odori Kaikan in the city center. The ropeway offers an approximately 6-minute aerial ride to the summit at an elevation of 290 meters.

Tokushima
Ropeway

15 Jul 2025 See More

The view from the ropeway is absolutely amazing. Come at night and you can enjoy the night scenery too — super romantic～～

Sano Premium Outlets

With Mt. Mikamo in the background, Sano Premium Outlets is the largest outlet mall in the Kanto region. The spacious complex with a U.S. East Coast city motif features about 180 retailers, all offering outlet prices.

Tochigi
Commercial Buildings

7 Jul 2025 See More

This outlet is seriously a shopping paradise! The discounts are super tempting—you'll end up buying so much!

Kintai Bridge

Kintai Bridge has been designated as a National Scenic Location of Japan, and it is also one of Japan’s Three Famous Bridges. It is a beautiful and large 5-story arch bridge, with a total length of 193.3 meters and a width of 5 meters.

Yamaguchi
Tourist Attractions

30 Apr 2021 See More

It's a really unique arch bridge with stone piers and a fully wooden structure. The construction is quite complex, and it's known as one of Japan's three most famous bridges.

Kumamoto Castle

Kumamoto Castle is the famous castle built by Kiyomasa Kato in 1607. It was built using the latest, cutting edge techniques at the time and was the setting of many important moments in Japan’s history.

Kumamoto
Tourist Attractions

30 Apr 2021 See More

The earthquake damage here seems pretty serious. When I visited, only a small part was open to the public. I guess the Japanese are really careful when it comes to restoring historical sites, so it might be a long time before everything is fully open again.