The Itoman Fish Market is perfect for people who love seafood! As soon as you walk in, you’ll see lots of fresh fish, sashimi, sushi, and seafood dishes, and everything looks so tempting. What I looked forward to most was buying freshly sliced sashimi. It tasted very fresh and had a great texture. There are also plenty of fried foods and Okinawan specialties in the market, so you can browse, eat along the way, and choose whatever you like. Although it was crowded, the atmosphere was lively and it was fun to explore. To me, the Itoman Fish Market isn’t just a place to enjoy good food; it also offers a glimpse into everyday life in Okinawa. I’d like to come back and try some different seafood next time I have the chance.
Michi-no-Eki Itoman | Review by 汪汪妮
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AEON MALL Okinawa Rycom
Opened in 2015, this is one of the largest shopping malls in Okinawa Prefecture. The five-story complex houses around 220 shops, including fashion, lifestyle goods, gourmet food, and entertainment facilities. Based on the concept of an “Okinawa Resort Mall,” the mall is filled with attractions and events that let visitors fully experience Okinawa through shopping and dining.
AEON MALL Okinawa Rycom was even bigger than I expected, and it’s really easy to spend several hours there without realizing it. There are lots of stores selling clothes, shoes, cosmetics and pharmacy items, and household goods, so you can keep browsing and shopping as you go. The supermarket is also fun to explore, with Okinawa-exclusive snacks, instant noodles, and souvenirs. Some items are even cheaper than in tourist areas. When you get tired, you can find a restaurant, grab something to eat, take a break, and then continue browsing and shopping. Being able to take my time choosing things without rushing to the next stop was actually what left the strongest impression on me about Rycom. Don’t forget to stop by the information center as soon as you arrive to pick up coupons specifically for international visitors!
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Tokyo Dome City
This is a huge leisure facility complex that is centered around Tokyo Dome, which is famous as a baseball stadium. An amusement park, restaurants, shops and a hotel surround the massive Tokyo Dome.
Tokyo Dome City has more to see and do than I expected! Besides Tokyo Dome itself, there are amusement rides, shops, and restaurants nearby. You can stroll around, browse, and stop to buy anything that catches your eye. The rides are fun too, and the whole place has a lively atmosphere. For me, the best part is that there’s no need to rush through an itinerary. You can shop, eat, and have fun all in one place and easily spend half a day here.
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Sapporo Odori Park
Odori Park is located in the center of Sapporo City. Surrounded by approximately 4,700 trees of 92 species, including lilacs and harunire (elms), as well as lawns and fountains for relaxation, the park is loved by tourists and citizens as a place to relax in the office district.
Visiting Sapporo, Hokkaido, in winter, Odori Park seems to be dressed in a silvery-white winter outfit. Strolling through the park, you're greeted by crisp yet refreshing air. Pure white snow blankets the ground, giving the entire city a romantic and peaceful northern atmosphere.
The most exciting part was happening to be there during the Sapporo Snow Festival. The normally spacious Odori Park is transformed into a massive stage of ice and snow, with intricately carved snow and ice sculptures standing throughout the park. Some are grand and imposing, while others feature exquisite details, and they look even more magical under the lights. Walking among them at night, with colorful lights reflected on the sparkling ice and snow, even the cold weather can't dampen the lively atmosphere.
As you admire the spectacular snow sculptures and hear the crunch of snow beneath your feet, everything you see is filled with a charm unique to winter. This visit to Odori Park wasn't just about enjoying the snowy scenery—it felt more like stepping into a magical exhibition that appears only in winter.
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