Cape Chinen Park is one of my favorite spots in Okinawa. From the walking path, you can see the endless blue ocean, and the sea breeze feels so refreshing that it instantly puts you at ease. When the weather is nice, the water shows different shades of blue, and the scenery is truly soothing. It's a great place to take photos or quietly enjoy the ocean view. You don't need to stay very long, but the laid-back atmosphere makes you want to slow down and fully appreciate Okinawa's natural beauty.
Cape Chinen Park | Review by BobbyJenny
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Okoicha Langue de Chat "CHA no KA"
A signature product of the pastry shop "Malebranche," founded in 1982 and based in Kitayama, Kyoto. This Kyoto sweet has become a beloved classic.
Kyoto’s famous rich matcha langue de chat, “CHA no KA,” is something matcha lovers will really enjoy! As soon as you open the package, you can smell a light matcha aroma. The cookies are crisp, with matcha chocolate sandwiched in the middle, giving them a very rich matcha flavor overall.
What I like most is that they’re not just sweet. The matcha has a slightly bitter tea flavor, making them rich and layered. They’re delicious!
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Momijido Main Store
Located on Omotesando shopping street, which connects the Miyajima pier to the World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine, this established Japanese confectionery shop has been a prominent store selling specialties like momiji manju, representative of not only Miyajima but also Hiroshima, for over 100 years since its establishment in Meiji 45 (1912).
When strolling around Miyajima, Momijido Main Store is really hard to miss. Its most famous item is Miyajima’s iconic “Agemomiji,” which is a regular momiji manju deep-fried until the outside becomes crisp. It’s warm in your hand and perfect for eating while you walk!
When you bite into it, the outside is lightly crisp, while the red bean filling inside is still soft, fragrant, and sweet. Eating it warm is a completely different experience from a regular momiji manju.
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Sapporo TV Tower
Built in 1956 on Nishi 1-chome, the starting point of Odori Park, the Sapporo TV Tower is well known to locals and tourists alike as a landmark of Sapporo that has witnessed the city's development since its completion.
We came to the Sapporo TV Tower at night, just in time for the illumination. The entire tower lit up against the night sky and was very eye-catching even from a distance. Together with the lights of Odori Park, it gave downtown Sapporo a more romantic atmosphere.
Looking from Odori Park, you can see the tower blending into the surrounding streetscape. It's especially more charming at night when the lights come on than during the day. Strolling around while enjoying the night view was really relaxing.
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