The whole building looks brand-new and stylish. The moment I got there, it really felt like Fukuoka’s new landmark. It’s right in Tenjin, so getting there is super convenient. There’s a nice mix of shops inside too—places to eat and plenty to browse.
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They’ve got drugstores, general goods, daily necessities, and a huge UNIQLO with tons of styles and frequent sales.
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The food is definitely a highlight of Yokohama Chinatown. From traditional dim sum to all kinds of regional dishes like shumai, shrimp dumplings, Peking duck, and a huge variety of fried noodles and rice, everything tasted authentic and mouthwatering.
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This is an awesome spot for views of the Skytree!
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Kimuraya Honten is a century-old shop on Nakamise Street. Their ningyo-yaki comes in four different shapes and flavors. They keep the original packaging design, and the prices are really affordable! 👍
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Unlike the usual busy Japanese shopping streets, this place is great if you want to get a feel for how locals live day to day.
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The layout isn't very clear, so I ended up walking back and forth a lot.
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You can spot the Prince Hotel as soon as you step out of Shinagawa Station, so it's super convenient. The only downside is that breakfast gets really crowded.
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The buildings on the mountain are really unique—it almost feels like you're in Europe.
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The weather at the bottom of the mountain is really different from the top. Visibility was poor, and there wasn't enough moisture for the spectacular rime ice scenery to form yet.
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