Such a beautiful and authentic fishing village, with a port that feels like it's straight out of the Showa era.
Tomonoura | Review by 許靜慧
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Kurashiki Denim Street
Kurashiki Denim Street is a specialty spot for denim from Kojima, Kurashiki City, known as the birthplace of Japanese-made jeans. It offers a wide range of denim products, including Kojima-made jeans, bags, accessories, and interior goods, with easy-to-shop sections for men, women & kids, and miscellaneous goods. One of its charms is being able to casually experience “Kurashiki denim” while comparing differences in texture and finish.
This street has a lot of character. The whole area is packed with denim-related shops, and even the decorations are denim-themed—denim lovers will be into it.
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Kakiya (Miyajima)
A specialty oyster restaurant located in the center of Miyajima Omotesando Shopping Street that leads to Itsukushima shrine. The ”Jigozen oysters” used, boast premium quality Hiroshima Prefecture’s famous oysters. The restaurant is confident of the taste of its oysters, and they are offered with simple seasoning. The signature dish, Yaki-gaki (grilled oyster), cooked at the entrance, is made succulent and juicy by quickly grilling the oysters over high heat! Enjoy them with just the natural saltiness from the sea.
The oysters here are big, fresh, and delicious—not expensive either. They're sweet, juicy, and taste even better with a squeeze of lemon.
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GRANSTA TOKYO
GRANSTA TOKYO is JR East’s largest train station mall. The huge open space with the sign “SQUARE ZERO” hosts select sweets shops, cafes, restaurants and general stores, which looks like a town itself.
The conveyor belt sushi restaurant here really stands out. All the ingredients are super fresh and directly sourced. Delicious! 👍