Kyoto Ceramic Center | Review by BobbyJenny

At Daruchan no Ouchi in Chofu, Tokyo, a whole row of cute daruma outside caught my eye before I even walked in! Daruma in all kinds of designs were lined up at the entrance, and their round shapes looked so auspicious that I couldn't help stopping to take pictures!

In Japan, daruma symbolize wishes and the fulfillment of goals. Seeing so many cute daruma gathered together made the whole atmosphere especially fun.

The grape aroma is very noticeable. At first, you taste a sweet-and-tart grape flavor, followed by a rich fruity aroma that gradually comes through. The candy is springy and chewy, and it gets more flavorful the more you chew. It’s very satisfying, and there are lots of flavors to choose from.

At Kobe’s Meriken Park, I was immediately drawn to the ocean view! The blue sky, sea, and harbor scenery blend together, creating a very relaxing atmosphere. Walking along the waterfront with the sea breeze makes you want to slow down and take in the view.

As you stroll along the coast, you can see Kobe Port Tower, the Maritime Museum, and ships docked at the harbor. Combined with the expansive ocean view, every photo really feels like a travel shot. The view is especially beautiful when you stand by the water and gaze into the distance.