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2017年11月1日 · 1. Takaoka Copperware. The first item ideal for souvenirs is Takaoka copperware. Takaoka is one of the largest cities in Toyama. It was founded in 1609 by the daimyo Maeda Toshinaga, and has achieved nationwide fame as a copper town. You can shop for all kinds of copperware in Takaoka, including modern designs such as wind chimes, coasters ...
2018年4月27日 · Golden week is a set of four public holidays at the end of April and beginning of May when Japanese people love to travel. So naturally, just about every tourist spot is incredibly crowded! JapanDavi decided to spend his Golden Week in Nagoya. From Noritake Garden—a space famous for its fine tableware, oddly enough—to a flea market and the ultramodern Oasis 21 shopping center, he certainly ...
2022年8月24日 · Beyond drinks, Noge is also known for its late April street performance festival, Noge Daidoge (野毛大道芸), which has been held annually since 1986. Meanwhile, the Yokohama Jazz Promenade is hosted here in October. Noge is a great spot for a cheap, casual drink in Yokohama. If you'd prefer something more upscale, walk 10 minutes north to ...
2017年11月2日 · Located next door to Nagashima Spa Land is Jazz Dream Nagashima, the largest outlet shopping mall in Japan. Officially known as Mitsui Outlet Park Jazz Dream Nagashima, it was designed with New-Orleans-themed streetscapes and a jazz vibe in mind with jazz music piping through the speaker system as you shop.
2019年3月18日 · It's a thick chicken ramen served with lemon and rice. While the broth is like a thick chicken soup, the lighter toppings and lemon really brighten up the dish. It's perfect for summer! Address: 1 Chome-4-18 Takadanobaba, Shinjuku, Tokyo 169-0075. Kikanbo.
2023年11月21日 · A staple of their menu is the Bacon Egg Burger, as well as their special French fries, endearingly called “Flavor Potato.”. In recent years it has expanded its menu to include things from pizza and pasta to fried chicken, as well as a variety of drinks and desserts. 8. DomDom Burger.
2017年4月14日 · Generally, the Usaburo kokeshi factory uses two different types of wood, chestnut and keyaki, a Japanese Zelkova tree, and the dolls are made in three parts: the body, the face, and the hair. After assembly, the kokeshi are then placed on a stand and slowly hand-painted. At the factory you can see staff slowly adding each detail into the array ...
