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대도시와는 다른 종교 기념물과 닌자 관련 명소, 명물, 가족 친화적인 오락거리로 가득한 미에. 미에현은 고대 일본부터 ‘오이세상’이라는 애칭으로 불리는 이세진구 (신사)가 있는 곳입니다. 하지만 미에현은 단순히 종교적인 휴가지를 넘어서 보여줄 것이 ...
Prior research into how and where to store your luggage will definitely help you to safe your time and simply focus on your journey throughout Japan. Please be aware of some limitations on luggage delivery/storage services (For example items not exceeding 160 linear cm, within 25 to 30 kg in weight, contents are under 300,000 yen in value).
Find Nagoya's newest shops in the Nagoya Station neighborhood. The modern shopping complex Midland Square features a large movie theater and high-quality restaurants as well as many luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Loewe and Chloe. JR Central Towers and JR Gate Tower are directly connected to Nagoya station .
From the high-end, brand-name shops of Omotesando to the tiny vintage thrift shops of Koenji, you can find everything and anything in Tokyo, with several shopping districts all catering to different types of shoppers. Tokyo's shopping centers feature several stories of international brands, local brands, and curated boutique collections.
2019年11月6日 · Partners Information: Chugoku JR Bus Company started a new luggage storage service next to Hiroshima Station Tourist Information, on 2F Hiroshima Shinkansen Meitengai. In conjunction with the renovation of Hiroshima Station, the new service aims to make travel to Hiroshima city more convenient for travellers from inside and outside Japan.
If you’re a fan of Japanese cars, such as Toyota, Mazda, Nissan and Honda – or motorbikes like Kawasaki and Yamaha – there is a museum or attraction in Japan for you. Here’s your ultimate car and motorbike enthusiast’s guide to Japan. 1. Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology.
Harajuku is a lively shopping district around Harajuku Station, next to Shibuya Station on the Yamanote Line. Teens flock from all over Japan to check the latest trends, street food and pop culture. Takeshita Street (Takeshita Dori) is its center, and the place to see the newest trends and buy ultra cute “only in Japan” souvenirs.
