Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple | Review by BobbyJenny

ecute Ueno, located inside Ueno Station, is a great place to browse before or after catching a train. There are plenty of sweets, souvenirs, restaurants, and household goods, with a wide variety of shops. Just walking around, you'll find quite a few things you'll want to buy.

This time, I stopped in for a look while passing through Ueno Station. The wide selection of Japanese sweets and souvenirs kept catching my eye. It's conveniently located, and since all the shops are together inside the station, even if you're in a hurry, you can quickly shop before catching your train.

What I love most about Tsukiji Outer Market is its lively atmosphere filled with the aroma of seafood! The market has lots of fresh fish and seafood, and as you walk around, you can see all kinds of ingredients. Everything looks so fresh.

Besides being able to buy fresh seafood, quite a few shops also serve freshly grilled seafood. It’s really hard to resist buying some when you smell it as you walk through the market!

What attracted me most to Funaya Biyori in Ine Town, Kyoto Prefecture, was the unique scenery of the funaya boathouses. Walking along Ine Bay, you can see rows of traditional boathouses lining the coast, with the first floors directly connected to the water. The view is really distinctive.

Strolling around Funaya Biyori, you can get an up-close look at the views of Ine Bay and the streets lined with boathouses. When the weather is nice, the water looks very clear, and the whole town has a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere. Compared with the bustling tourist attractions in central Kyoto, this place feels more suited to slow travel.