雨妤魚's Reviews Page 8/8

Tottori Sand Dunes

Located on the Sea of Japan side of Tottori City in Tottori Prefecture, the Tottori Sand Dunes stretch 16 km from east to west and 2.4 km from north to south, making them one of the largest dune systems in Japan. These dunes, designated as a special protected area and a Natural Monument of Japan, are a major tourist attraction representing Tottori Prefecture.

Tottori
Nature Spots

12 Jun 2026 See More

Absolutely gorgeous. Taking off one star because it was so exhausting and insanely hot. Climbing up got to the point where I was seriously over it.

But the view was so beautiful. I hope I’ll get the chance to see the white sand dunes someday. I’d also love to see it snow there and find out just how cold it gets!

Making it to the top was totally worth it!

Haha, a fun little story:

That day I was heading back to the hotel, and when I saw the bus was coming in five minutes, I took off running. Luckily the light was red, and the driver was really nice. They drove slowly along that stretch of road, probably to see if anyone else needed to get on! (Just my guess though.)

Oh, and I actually went twice.

The first day, I could still sit and rest.

The weather was just perfect! The second day was so hot I felt like I was going to melt, but I loved the place so much that I went two days in a row.

Angel Road

Located in the southwest part of Shodoshima, "Angel Road" is a sandy path that appears twice a day at low tide, connecting four islands. It's a popular spot bustling with tourists, thanks to rumors that any two people walking hand-in-hand along the path will be blessed with happiness in the future. It's also frequently used as a filming location for movies and dramas.

Kagawa
Tourist Attractions

12 Jun 2026 See More

I went to Shodoshima by myself and only came here. I got there pretty late, around 2 or 3 p.m., and was worried about missing the ferry back.

The weather was amazing that day. I stood there by myself for three hours because I didn’t want to go anywhere else, and I really wanted to see that path appear. I didn’t walk down on it, but I absolutely loved the view from there.

In the end, I really did get to see it appear!

A lot of couples were taking pictures there, but I think older visitors should be careful because the stairs are a bit steep.

Okayama Station

JR Okayama Station is a major terminal in the Chugoku and Shikoku area, served by the Sanyo Shinkansen and several JR lines. The Sanyo Line, Hakubi Line, Tsuyama Line, Ako Line, and Uno Minato Line all run through the station, making it a convenient transportation hub for destinations in and beyond Okayama Prefecture, including Kurashiki, Korakuen Garden, Okayama Castle, Uno Port, and Naoshima.

Okayama
Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers

11 Jun 2026 See More

I picked Okayama for my first solo trip for a very practical reason.

Just because I could get there with the JR Pass.

But I ended up unexpectedly falling in love with this city. Okayama Station is so big, though, and I got lost a lot, so I’m taking off one star.

I loved Okayama so much that I came back for a second solo trip less than three months later lol.

Ohori Park

Ohori Park is located in downtown Fukuoka City, only two stations away from Tenjin Station, but is a favorite place for citizens to relax and enjoy the abundant nature centered around a large pond.

Hakata, Tenjin, Ohori
Parks & Gardens

11 Jun 2026 See More

At the end of my first solo trip, I came to Ohori Park, and for some reason I just sat there spacing out for the longest time.

The water was very clean, and there were lots of nice little details. It’s also really huge, with turtles, ducks, and fish.

I loved it. Even though it was बेहद hot that day, I was surprised by how calm and peaceful I felt.