A medicine we've always kept at home since I was little, mainly for relieving diarrhea, loose stools, stomach discomfort, and other symptoms. I remember it having a pretty strong smell, which I personally don't particularly like, but for older family members, it's reassuring to keep a bottle at home.
Seirogan | Review by Linda Liao
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Olive Harvest Festival
This annual fall event celebrates the harvest season at Michi-no-Eki Shodoshima Olive Park on Shodoshima, the birthplace of olive cultivation in Japan. Set among the park’s approximately 2,000 olive trees, harvest activities and olive oil tastings offer a chance to discover the olive culture nurtured on the island. The one-day Grand Olive Harvest Festival is the largest event of the season.
平時自己下廚就習慣使用橄欖油，這次能近距離了解橄欖的採收過程與好油的製作方式，實在令人期待。從一顆顆橄欖的細心摘採，到榨出香氣濃郁的橄欖油，每個環節都藏著職人的用心。原來一瓶好油得來不易，讓人更懂得珍惜餐桌上的美味〜
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Mujin-to Sarushima Island
Sarushima Island, on the coast of Yokosuka Port is Tokyo Bay’s biggest, only deserted nature island, with an area of 1.6km. Since it is located at the entrance of Tokyo Bay, it became a defense point to protect the capital of Japan. Nowadays, it is a popular leisure spot, only a 10 minute boat ride from Yokosuka.
I originally came to see the Mikasa Memorial Ship, but on the way I unexpectedly found the ferry terminal for Sarushima. Sarushima is the only natural island in Tokyo Bay and was once a military fortress. The island still has historic brick tunnels and artillery battery ruins. The old stone walls covered in greenery, combined with the mysterious and tranquil atmosphere, look like a movie set. Next time, I’d like to take the ferry to the island and experience the charm of this lesser-known secluded spot for myself!
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Seibu Shinjuku PePe
Seibu Shinjuku PePe is a popular shopping center that offers convenience, especially on hot summer days or during heavy rain. It is directly connected to Seibu Shinjuku Station, making it easy to access from other stations like JR, private railways, and subways, all within a 5-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. The same building also houses the Shinjuku Prince Hotel, making it convenient for hotel guests to shop and dine.
Shinjuku PePe is directly connected to Seibu-Shinjuku Station, and it’s easy to find by following the signs inside the station. After shopping, I recommend heading across the street to Shinpachi Shokudo for a Japanese set meal! They offer a variety of grilled fish main dishes, with generous portions and affordable prices, making it a great value. No wonder it’s always packed—it’s a great choice for delicious Japanese home-style cooking〜
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