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2020年12月22日 · Heat Packs (Hokkairo) Hokkairo, or just kairo, are warm pads or packs that can be placed under clothing for temporary relief from the cold. There are many types available, each with a unique shape and function. This includes the sticky haru hokkairo to put on your clothing, ones for under your feet, or ones to wear over your face while resting.
2023年3月29日 · 日光星の宿距離日光當地最知名景點「日光東照宮」步行僅需 13 分鐘，至神橋也僅需要 5 分鐘路程，附近即是聚集眾多餐廳及商店的日光主要街道，生活機能便利，以其絕佳的地理位置廣受觀光客青睞。飯店共設有 21 間山景客房，其中四間特別客房更設有按摩椅、空氣清淨器及浴缸，一般雙人房價 ...
2019年10月24日 · That all changes with the brilliant, eco-friendly humidifier, Mast. With its billowing sails of thinly cut wood on top of an equally elegant wooden boat, this humidifier from the Ryoki Ohashi collection can be display proudly on any surface. Best of all, its defining feature is something we can all get behind: it needs no electricity to function!
2016年6月29日 · While there may be some truth to the labels, there’s one thing Beppu has that you won’t find in Yufuin, or anywhere else in the country for that matter: Japan’s only hot spring with three Michelin stars. The high praise for Beppu’s Hyotan Onsen isn’t the result of a single evaluator getting swept up in the heat of the moment, either ...
2016年9月8日 · 3. Hinokamiso Onsen (Shimane) Hinokamiso Onsen in Okuizumo-cho, Shimane Prefecture has long been associated with alkaline onsen that leave their visitors with glowing skin. It's considered one of Japan's three great onsen for great skin. Other things to do while you're in the area include visiting Matsue Castle, arguably Japan's second-grandest ...
2016年5月22日 · 米其林御好烧ー电光石火 | All About Japan. AAJ编辑团队 2016年5月22日 更新. 日本人 米其林 深度日本 广岛. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLF5qMJfPu8#action=share. 为什么这家御好烧会如此特别呢?其实电光石火与其他御好烧最不一样的就是鸡蛋的料理方法。 制作这种御好烧时，通常会使用两颗蛋，而且像是作欧姆蛋一样把其他材料包起来，除了保留住蔬菜的鲜甜，鸡蛋的软嫩口感与炒面的绝妙搭配外，再加上崭新地利用紫苏叶来充当点缀，可口的味道非常推荐给喜欢尝试新口味的顾客。 菜单里除了有很多加了牡蛎与紫苏叶等运用广岛当地特产食材的御好烧外，最吸引眼球，令人吃过还想吃那道菜还得说是“电光石火”了。
2015年11月30日 · At SIGGRAPH Asia 2015, a conference on computer graphics and interactive techniques, Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology turned a few heads with its innovative new 3-D projector, which resembles a tabletop and beams images that can be viewed from 360°.
