The wind was really strong, and if you go in winter, it’s insanely cold 😂
Inawashiro Lake | Review by Nina
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Naeba Ski Resort
One of the largest ski resorts in Japan, Naeba is known for its dry, high-quality snow. Its wide variety of courses, which have also hosted World Cup races, can be enjoyed by everyone from beginners to advanced skiers. The 4 km downhill course is truly spectacular.
I met a lot of fellow skiers from Taiwan at Naeba Ski Resort. Everyone was super friendly, and we shared gear and info about the runs with each other.
Skiing together was way more fun than skiing alone. We were laughing pretty much nonstop. -
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LEGO (R) Store Tokyo Station
LEGO® Store is an official brand store for LEGO® bricks with locations around the world. In addition to LEGO® sets organized by theme, the store also offers Pick a Brick, where you can choose and buy individual parts in your favorite colors and shapes.
There are lots of Japan-exclusive items and Tokyo-themed products inside. The Pick a Brick wall is especially satisfying, and the cheerful vibe—with colorful LEGO displays everywhere—makes it really easy to go a little overboard.
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TOKYO GIFT PALETTE
The "Tokyo Gift Palette" is located just outside the "Yaesu North Exit ticket gate" of Tokyo Station. This area, which occupies a corner of "First Avenue Tokyo Station", features a total of 39 brands, including exclusive Japanese and Western confectioneries as ideal as gifts for loved ones and souvenirs of Tokyo, limited edition sweets available only here, special bento boxes and side dishes, and cafes where you can spend time in comfort. Of these, 24 are new brands, new business categories, or brands that are opening at Tokyo Station for the first time, attracting much attention.
The overall decor is new and beautiful, and every dessert display is incredibly refined. Just looking at them makes it way too easy to go overboard. It’s basically heaven for dessert lovers.
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