This time, I used a J Card souvenir voucher to get HORI’s Yubari melon jelly. The packaging is small and elegant, making it a great souvenir from Hokkaido!
As soon as you open it, there’s a light melon aroma. The jelly is smooth and springy, with a distinct sweet melon flavor. It’s even more refreshing when chilled!
It’s great to bring home as a souvenir or keep for yourself to enjoy little by little〜
Hakodate Noodle Kitchen AJISAI head restaurant
"Hakodate Noodle Kitchen AJISAI" is a well-known Shio-Ramen restaurant representing Hakodate. Founded in 1930, it is still a favorite of many people more than 90 years after its establishment. Located near Goryokaku Park, it is a popular restaurant visited by tourists and locals daily.
冷冷的天氣最適合來一碗熱呼呼的拉麵啦！走進店裡坐下後，喝上一口熱湯，整個人瞬間暖起來〜拉麵熱騰騰地端上桌，香氣撲鼻，吃起來特別滿足。
尤其是在旅途中遇到這種冷冷的天氣，能吃上一碗暖呼呼的拉麵，真的覺得超幸福！吃完整碗身體都暖了起來，簡單的一餐卻讓人印象很深刻！
Asakusa Shin Nakamise Shopping Street
Boasting a history of about 90 years since its inception in the early Showa era, the Asakusa Shin Nakamise Shopping Street crosses Asakusa from east to west, in contrast to the Nakamise Shopping Street that connects the Kaminarimon Gate to Asakusa Temple. It is the largest shopping street in Asakusa, with a total length of 380m, and is composed of five areas.
Asakusa Shin Nakamise Shopping Street is really fun to explore.
There are lots of shops, souvenirs, and snacks along the way, especially plenty of delicious food. You can browse as you walk and buy whatever catches your eye, so you definitely won't go hungry.
The whole street is lively and has a real old-town Asakusa atmosphere, making it really feel like you're traveling! Besides visiting Nakamise Street, I also recommend stopping by Shin Nakamise Shopping Street when you're in Asakusa.
Rurikoin
This temple, located in Yase Ohara, has been loved by aristocrats and warriors since the Heian period. It is usually closed to the public, but is only open twice a year for special viewings in spring and autumn.
The fall foliage at Rurikoin is truly as beautiful as a painting!
The red, orange, and yellow maple leaves reflected on the polished tabletop make the whole scene look like it was carefully painted. Every photo turns out beautiful! Sitting inside and quietly admiring the leaves, it felt like time slowed down. Seeing it in person was truly stunning, and it was one of the most memorable places for fall foliage in Kyoto.
