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#summervacay Tokyo Disneyland combines classic Disney charm with unique Japanese creativity which is world-class rides (trackless systems, exclusive ones like Beast & Monsters), stunning seasonal events, top-notch service, vibrant snacks, and immersive hotels. A must-visit in Tokyo Disneyland if you're touring the Tokyo area. Fans often rank Tokyo’s parks — Disneyland and especially DisneySea — among the very best Disney parks globally #disneyland #tokyodisneyland #japan #tokyo

Kanazawa is a charming city on Japan’s western coast, known for its well-preserved historic districts, rich culture, and artistic traditions. The city is off the beaten track and offers plenty to explore within a compact and walkable area. Here are my recommendations for three days in Kanazawa: 1️⃣ Higashi Chaya District Step back in time in Kanazawa’s beautiful geisha district. Quaint streets and alleyways are lined with teahouses, restaurants and traditional craft shops. The area is alive with culture from Japan’s Edo period and photography enthusiasts will love snapping the iconic wooden buildings and lantern-lit alleys. 2️⃣ Nagamachi Buke Yashiki District Just a short walk from Kanazawa Castle lies the Nagamachi Samurai District. This neighborhood preserves the lifestyle of feudal Japan very well. Wander the stone-paved lanes lined with walls, wooden gates and canals before exploring the Nomura Samurai House. This district truly feels frozen in time. 3️⃣ Omicho Market A lively hub since the Edo period, the Omicho Market is the beating heart if Kanazawa’s food scene. The market specializes in seafood, oysters, and rice bowls and the area is popular amongst locals and tourists alike! It’s a great place to stop by for lunch after exploring one of the city’s historic districts. 4️⃣ Kanazawa Castle A restored historical site in the center of Kanazawa, the castle offers visitors insight into the samurai heritage of Japan. Stroll through the grounds before heading to the connected Kenrokuen Garden - widely regarded as one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan. 5️⃣ Shirakawa-Go A perfect day trip from Kanazawa awaits in Shirakawa-Go! Nestled in the mountains of central Japan, the village is famous for its traditional farmhouses. The village looks like a scene from a storybook with its narrow lanes and surrounding rice fields. A short walk can be taken up to the Shiroyama Observatory for panoramic views of the village. Buses can be booked online via the Nohi Bus website. 🏨 Where to Stay: Hotel MYSTAYS Kanazawa Castle is in a great location a 5 minute walk from Kanazawa Train Station. Rooms are big and the buffet breakfast is fantastic. 🍚 Where to Eat: 🍜 Ramen Taiga 🍛 Go Go Curry 🦪 Omicho Ichiba Kanazawaoden Ippukuya 🥩 Restaurant Irori (Shirakawa-Go) #trip #tripmoments #triplocal #travelinspiration #travel #japan #japantrip #kanazawa #exploresgtogether #historicallandmarks #localguides

Located in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, Eisho-ji Temple is the only nunnery in the historic city. Nestled away from the bustling tourist areas, this serene temple offers a quiet retreat for visitors. Interestingly, the temple was founded by Okatsu, the wife of Tokugawa Ieyasu, making it a historically significant spot. Despite its rich history, it remains relatively undiscovered by tourists, allowing for peaceful visits. The temple grounds are adorned with seasonal flowers such as hydrangeas, spider lilies, and holly, offering picturesque views throughout the year. A bamboo grove at the back of the temple is open for walking, providing a refreshing escape amidst the lush greenery, especially in early summer. The impressive main gate and Buddha Hall, along with other structures within the temple grounds, are designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan. A small window in the Buddha Hall reveals the principal image of the Amida Triad, creating a tranquil and solemn atmosphere. Further into the temple grounds, you'll find a small cave carved into a cliff. Inside, stone Buddha statues are enshrined, and the light filtering through creates a mystical ambiance, offering a unique experience. Eisho-ji Temple is a hidden gem in Kamakura, perfect for those seeking a quiet and beautiful spot to explore. Be sure to visit! 📍Location: Ogigayatsu, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture 🚃Access: About a 15-minute walk from JR Yokosuka Line "Kamakura Station" West Exit 🕰️Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Closed on Thursdays 💰Admission Fees: Adults: 300 yen High school students: 200 yen Middle school students and younger: 100 yen

Is ☀️ Summer holiday 🍹and I decided to visit Osaka for World Expo 2025 !!! The world expo only happens every 5 years at different parts of the countries and it is my first visit. Wow Wow Wow ... the expo is really happening and amazing !!! I got to see lots of interesting exhibitions from over 100+ countries and enjoying the expo vibes 😎 🥳 #travel #worldexpo #osaka #worldexpo2025osaka #japan

🌊✨ Lake Yamanaka — A quiet corner that is beautiful without having to compete with anyone For those who have already visited the clear water village, I would like you to drive a little bit further (~10 minutes) and you will find this place. The largest lake among the 5 lakes around Mt. Fuji. There are not many people here, it is peaceful, and there is a cool breeze all day long. There is a path along the lake for walking, breathing in the air, and enjoying the view of Mt. Fuji. There are also swans to serve you. It is another very beautiful place. 🚌 For those who do not rent a car, you can buy a pass from Fujikyu bus. There are 2 types: 1 Day (1,800¥) and 2 Day (2,200+). You can take the bus unlimitedly around Fujiyoshida, Oshino, and Yamanakak (you can visit both the clear water village and Lake Yamanaka. #fujisan #lakeyamanaka #kawaguchiko #japan #fuji

I visited Kyoto but in just ONE day. But I could quite enjoy there:) I’ll list places I went there and how I liked it! 1. Kinkakuji As you can tell, it’s a temple that’s covered by GOLD ✨✨✨🏯 I’ve seen this temple on my textbooks for my entire life, but never had a chance to see it in person. So I’m very glad that I could see it in real time on this trip. It’s a very significant building in Kyoto and Japan, so it’s totally worth it to go there. Especially for those who like history which I’m not lol but I still enjoyed :) ★★★★★ 2. Toriiwaro Let me tell you this, they only have ONE thing on the menu, actually they don’t even have a menu. They have Oyakodon which is a Japanese soul food. It was very tasty and the price was not bad at all. ¥1000 Also inside of the restaurant was old Japanese house style and it’ll give you a calm Japan vibe. ★★★★☆ 3. Yasaka Shrine It was a cool and looking very old and beautiful shrine. It’s definitely a cool place to visit however there wasn’t that much things to do there so you don’t need to put it in your priority. ★★★☆☆ 4. Kagizen Yoshifusa it’s a very famous traditional Japanese desserts cafe. They have sweets, teas and macha 🍵 what I got from there is something called kuzukiri which is like jello noodle and you dip it in cane sugar. It may sound too simple but it tasted absolutely amazing after walking all day under the HOT sun. It was a great treat for me 😋🧊 They also sell sweets for souvenir as well. They have beautiful Japanese desserts. ★★★★★ 5. Arashiyama It was the coolest bamboo I’ve ever seen. First of all, it was my first time seeing that much of bamboo 🎋 The shades that the bamboo make was just so amazing and every view was beautiful. I would love to go there again✨✨ ★★★★☆ #kyoto #trip #trip #travel #japan #japan #Food

It was my first time visiting Osaka in my whole life even though I’m a Japanese😅 BUT seriously I regret not visiting there earlier in my life!!!! It was very cool to see the all buildings, eat the food, learn the cultures there. It’s a big city like Tokyo but a totally different place. 🏙️🚉🏮🚝🍱 I’ll definitely come back for it. Also, anything you eat there is js 10/10 ✨😋😋#osaka #kansai #japan #travel #food #foodie #国内旅行 #worldexplorer

Hiroshima is a vibrant city in western Japan, best known as the first city in the world to suffer an atomic bombing. Easily accessible from Tokyo and Osaka, Hiroshima offers a quieter atmosphere with fewer tourists,friendly locals, and fantastic food. Here are my recommendations for a weekend in Hiroshima: 1️⃣ Miyajima Island This island is a must-visit from Hiroshima. While you can take a ferry directly from the Peace Memorial Park, it’s more economical to take the tram to Miyajimaguchi ferry terminal and then transfer to a ferry to the island. The island is known for its floating torii gate, wild deer, and lush hiking trails up Mount Misen. After exploring the island, explore the streets and sample local specialties like grilled oysters and momiji manju - maple-leaf-shaped cakes with sweet fillings. Tip: Get to Miyajima Island early as it gets very crowded later in the day. The ferries start early and run until late evening. 2️⃣ Peace Memorial Park A powerful symbol of peace, this park stands as a reminder of what happened - and what should never happen again. Begin at the Peace Memorial Museum to learn about the bombing, then walk to the Atomic Bomb Dome. Other sites inside the park include the Children’s Peace Monument and the Cenotaph for the victims. 3️⃣ Hondori Street Hondori Street is Hiroshima’s main shopping street and entertainment center. It’s a long, covered pedestrian street lined with cafés, restaurants, and shops. The street connects the Peace Park with other areas of the city. After shopping and eating, explore the nearby alleys for some excellent photography opportunities. 🏨 Where to Stay: Hotel Livemax Hiroshima (Heiwa Koen-Mae) is situated right across the river from the Peace Memorial Park. It’s also less than a 10-minute walk to Hiroshima Bus Terminal. The rooms are spacious and the environment is quiet. 🍱 Where to Eat: 🍜Nagataya (Excellent Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki) 🍣 Sushiro 🦪 Yakigaki No Hayashi (Miyajima) 🍪 Hakataya (Miyajima) #trip #tripmoments #hiroshima #japan #japantrip #exploresgtogether #localguides #historicallandmarks #travel

Tokyo is a gem city. Beautiful, full of life, can be confusing, and definitely will create a lot of memories. From food to night life to temples - everything is there. Metro can be challenging to navigate but once you done it a couple of times you will get a hang of it. Food is simply amazing. Water and all kinds of drinks are available everywhere. Night life has something for everyone. The city views are something you won't get tired of. Car enthusiast? - Daikoku Parking is for you. Hiker - Mt. Fuji os waiting for you. Family - two Disneys are in Tokyo. #historicallandmarks #familytrip #deliciousfood #japan #japantrip #tokyo #cityview Come to Tokyo and you will have a time of your life! #nightlife #tokyo

#Overseas travel 📍 Takano Fruits Parlor Atre Yoshinoji Store ⏰ 10:00~21:00 📍 Japan 〒180-0003 Tokyo, Musashino, Kichijoji Minamicho, 1 Chome−1−24 Atre Yoshinoji Store 1F Takano Fruits Parlor is a fruit parfait chain located in Tokyo. It is a restaurant that many locals visit. It is located in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Yokohama, Kichijoji, Kawagoe, and Nagoya in Tokyo. The Kichijoji store is located 1 minute from the station, so the location is really good. It is a famous restaurant for locals, so there was a waiting line when I visited around 2pm on Saturday. The interior is also really spacious, so the waiting time wasn't too long. There are many different types of parfaits, so you can eat them according to your taste. I ordered the cute rabbit parfait. It has lots of fresh fruit, so it's a good place to visit when you're low on sugar. I recommend this to those who are looking for a Tokyo parfait restaurant or a parfait specialty store. #japan #japantravel #japanfood #desert #tokyo #tokyotravel #tokyotrip #travel #trip #tokyotravel #tokyoplacestovisit #tokyorestaurant #tokyocafe #cafe #parfait #cafe #café #パフェ #東京 #吉祥寺 #吉祥寺駅 #吉祥寺行き #カフェ

😋...is the one you customize for yourself! Do a day trip to the Cup Noodles Museum in Osaka Imeda to make your own instant noodles and customize the ingredients for your cup noodles. It's a fun activity for both adults and children. Although the instructions were in Japanese, there were video and photo instructions as well as facilitators on-site to guide us every step of the way. Remember to book your slot online to avoid disappointment. The cup noodles can be brought back safely in a trendy-looking inflated carrier. Free exhibits are the origins and evolution of the cup noodles, and information about the founder. There is a small gift shop in the museum that sells pretty cute knick-knacks of the yellow ducky mascot and cup noodles. #travel #thingstodo #noodles #museum #osaka #japan #familytravel

Makuhari messe - manufacturing fair - July 2025 JR east hotel Mets #travel #japan #Makuhari

Fujisan Yumeno Ohashi Bridge Fujisan Great Dream Bridge - Mt. Fuji Great Dream Bridge 📍Address: Tadehara, Fuji, Shizuoka 416-0931 Japan https://maps.app.goo.gl/TE6xZMtUnhBL93mb6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy A pedestrian bridge that tourists like to take pictures of. Behind the bridge is a beautiful view of Mt. Fuji. On some days, there are many tourists, so you may have to wait in line. Here, there are staff to take care of things for convenience and order. There is parking on the side, under the bridge, and there are also restrooms available. #japan #fuji #fujisan #beautifulphotographplaces #100traveltips #triptakeaflytoprayfornewyear #travelinjapan #travelreview #fuji

We rushed straight to see the famous penguin walk at Asahiyama Zoo in Hokkaido—and it was so worth it! The penguins were absolutely adorable waddling around. Since we were tight on time, we didn’t get to explore the whole zoo, but we did catch a glimpse of the capybara, polar bear, and some cheeky monkeys. Next time, I’m definitely going back without rushing so I can fully enjoy the zoo at a slower pace! 📍 Asahiyama Zoo , Hokkaido #summervacay #japan #thingstodo #travel

We rented a car for 5 days in Hokkaido from June 28- July 2. Weather is already hot but still cool at night time. Went to Mt. Moiwa on our arrival day and saw the dazzling view of the city. 2nd day- Visited Makomanai Takino Cemetery where we saw MOAI Statues, Stonehenge, and hilll of the buddha and Niseko. 3rd day- we went to Shikisai-no-Oka flower fields-it was raining at the time of our visit but the flowers were already in bloom. Checked on farm tomita and the blue pond after. 4th day- we went to Otaru Canal, Royce factory, Glass pyramid, and Shiroi Koibito Park. Of course, shopping at Mitsui Outlet Park and thrift shops. It was tiring but worth it! Will visit again to check on other places and on a different season perhaps #hokkaido #japan

四季彩 Ueno Station Front Store 📍Address: Japan 〒110-0007 Tokyo, Taito City, Uenokoen, 1-57 Nishi-Shinjuku UENO3153 B2F https://maps.app.goo.gl/gYPXYvEiy9pxRmca7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy 🕰️bOpening hours: Open daily from 12:00-midnight Izakaya restaurant in Ueno area, with a variety of food to choose from, reasonable prices, delicious food, and fast service #tripflyingtoprayfornewyear #japan

Funawa - Main Branch 📍Address: 1 Chome-22-10 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032 Japan https://maps.app.goo.gl/Hes5Mec3hYTsL3iB6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy 🕰️bOpening hours: Open daily from 10:00-19:00 A shop selling traditional Japanese sweets and ice cream. The ice cream is very delicious, not too sweet, and the green tea is strong. #TravelJapan #Funawa #japan #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

Shinjuku | Tokyo 📍Address: Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-8484 https://maps.app.goo.gl/Q1wSp5VHXwzBnSBx8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy A popular shopping area for tourists, filled with shopping malls and famous shops, with clubs, bars, restaurants, karaoke bars, and famous hotels, located amidst tall buildings. It is a very lively area. #Shinjuku #TokyoTravel #shinjuku #japan #100TravelTips #tripTakeYouToFlyToWishNewYear #TravelToJapan #Japan #tokyo #japan

Shibuya Scramble Crossing 📍Address: Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan https://maps.app.goo.gl/PHLxMVW726vHswBW6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Shibuya Scramble Crossing or Shibuya Crossing is a crosswalk in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. This beautiful view can be seen from the top of the Shibuya Sky Building. In addition to the crosswalk, you can also see beautiful views of Tokyo in all directions. #shibuyasky #tokyo #japan #traveljapan #100traveltips #triptraveltoprayfornewyear #shibuya #shibuya

Went to Todai-ji Temple and wow… it’s seriously amazing! The temple is huge and so beautiful, and there’s this giant Buddha statue inside that’s super impressive. Oh and if you’re into collecting temple stamps, don’t miss that! After that, I walked around Nara Park and the deer are the cutest ever. So friendly and chill—some of them even bow at you even if you don’t have their treats 😂 but of course I still gave them treats. #summervacay #travel #japan

Get off at the 11th stop of the Sendai Sightseeing Bus "Loople Sendai," and you'll immediately be greeted by the majestic sight of the National Treasure Ōsaki Hachiman Shrine. It's no exaggeration to say that as soon as you step off the bus, you'll see the impressive torii gate standing tall right before your eyes. The sheer grandeur of it is breathtaking—this is a must-visit spot when in Sendai! Once you pass through the torii gate, the world seems to quiet down. Gazing at the long staircase ahead, the path to the shrine feels both lengthy and serene, allowing you to gradually calm your inner turmoil. With the utmost humility, you can offer your prayers here. National Treasure: Ōsaki Hachiman Shrine 〒980-0871 Miyagi Prefecture, Sendai City, Aoba Ward, Hachiman 4-chome 6-1

While waiting for my flight at Haneda, I stumbled upon Katsusen, known for its tonkatsu—and what a pleasant surprise it was! After a long day, I was craving something warm and satisfying, and this spot delivered. The tonkatsu was perfectly golden and crunchy, with the meat inside juicy and tender. Each bite had that delightful contrast between the crispy exterior and succulent pork. It came with the classic accompaniments—finely shredded cabbage, warm fluffy rice, and miso soup—all of which were freshly prepared and hit the spot. I also loved the tonkatsu sauce—it had a rich tangy sweetness that elevated the dish without overpowering it. Though the restaurant is compact, it’s really efficient—ideal for travelers needing a quick yet delicious meal. The staff were upbeat and attentive, making sure I had everything I needed as I cleaned my plate before boarding. If you’re at Haneda and craving a satisfying last taste of Japan, skip the usual grab-and-go options and treat yourself to a proper tonkatsu meal at Katsusen. #summervacay #HanedaEats #TonkatsuTime #Katsusen #AirportDining #TokyoFood #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #japan #japantrip

We spent a lovely afternoon at Odori Park, and it quickly became one of our favorite spots in Sapporo. Stretching across 12 city blocks right in the urban core, the park offers a stunning mix of nature, art, and city life—without ever feeling crowded. When we visited, the park was in full bloom, with colorful flower beds, well-kept lawns, and charming walkways that invited relaxation or a leisurely stroll. There’s a delightful feeling of calm just meters away from the bustling city streets. We paused by several sculptures, a few fountains, and even watched kids chasing bubbles near the playground area—it was effortlessly joyful. At one end of the park stands the iconic Odori TV Tower, offering impressive views of the city below. We didn’t take the elevator up this time, but taking photos from the base was already worthwhile. We also noticed food carts nearby, perfect for grabbing a chilled drink or snack while people-watching. What made the space special was how well it balances greenery with city vibrancy. Families picnicking on the grass, couples strolling hand in hand, and office workers grabbing a quick break under the shade—it all felt harmonious. It was a welcome pause in our city exploration and genuinely felt like the living room of Sapporo. If you’re in town, take the time to wander through Odori Park, soak in the atmosphere, and let the city’s pulse slow down around you. #summervacay #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #japan #japantrip

Visiting Noboribetsu Jigokudani felt like stepping into nature’s version of a science fiction movie. As we walked through the wooden paths, steam hissed and billowed from vents in the earth, and the strong sulfur smell hit us almost immediately. Some might find it overwhelming, but to me, it added to the raw, volcanic vibe of the place. I was especially fascinated by how alive the entire area felt. The bubbling hot ponds, the colorful mineral-stained rocks, and the way the steam danced with the breeze made it feel like the ground itself was breathing. We wandered at a slow pace, taking in the dramatic landscape—it was one of those places where photos just don’t do it justice. There were other visitors, but it never felt crowded. Everyone seemed to be quietly in awe of the place, just like we were. It’s not a very long walk—maybe 30 minutes for the main trail—but every step was memorable. If you venture further to the Oyunumagawa natural foot bath, it’s even more rewarding. Definitely one of the highlights of our Hokkaido trip—unfiltered nature, powerful and humbling. #summervacay #Noboribetsu #Jigokudani #HellValley #HokkaidoTrip #VolcanicWonder #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #japan #japantrip

The night view from Mount Hakodate is truly something to remember. We took the ropeway up just before sunset and managed to catch the magical transition from golden hour to nightfall. As the lights of Hakodate slowly came on, the view turned into a glowing hourglass-shaped panorama that was absolutely stunning. Despite the crowd, there was a quiet awe among everyone at the top — it’s hard not to be mesmerized by such a view. We stayed a little longer just to soak it all in. The cool breeze, the sparkling city lights, and the feeling of being on top of the world made it such a special moment. Definitely worth braving the cold and the queue. A must-see if you’re in Hakodate. #summervacay #MountHakodate #HakodateNightView #JapanViews #HokkaidoTrip #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #japan #japantrip

#Overseas travel 📍% Arabica Kyoto Arashiyama store ⏰ 9:00~18:00 📍3-47 Sagatenryuji Susukinobabacho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8385 Japan Arashiyama is a famous tourist destination in Kyoto for its bamboo forest Chikurin. In Arashiyama, there is the main store of % Arabica Cafe, a global chain cafe. Since Arashiyama is the main store of NG Coffee, it is incredibly popular. I visited at 10 AM and still had to wait for about 30 minutes. The Arashiyama main store was the narrowest inside of all the NG Coffees I've been to. Fortunately, there is a stone wall path right in front of the store, so it's good for takeout. If you order a latte, the art will be different. I had an iced Americano, and it had a slightly sour taste and wasn't too strong, so it was easy to drink without feeling burdened. #Arashiyama #UngCoffee #KyotoArabica #ArabicaCoffee #KyotoArabica #KyotoPlacesToVisit #KyotoArashiyama #KyotoArashiyamaCafe #kyoto #kyototrip #cafe #kyotocafe #kyotojapan #japan #arashiyama #arashimaya #japantravel

รีวิวที่พัก 3U NAMBA-MINAMI by DOYANEN – โอซาก้า 🇬🇧EN version is available below👇 📍ที่ตั้ง: ใกล้สถานี Nankai Namba / Shin-Imamiya เดินทางสะดวกมาก 🛏 ห้องพัก: ห้องแบบมินิมอล สะอาด เรียบร้อย มีอุปกรณ์พื้นฐานครบ ทั้งเตียงใหญ่ โต๊ะทำงาน เครื่องปรับอากาศ ผ้าขนหนู ผ้าปู และตู้เย็น 🚿 ห้องน้ำ: แยกชายหญิงตามชั้น (ชั้นหญิง/ชายสลับกัน) 🛁 ห้องอาบน้ำ: อยู่ชั้น 1 สะอาดมาก มีไดร์เป่าผม สบู่ แชมพูพร้อม 🍽 Common Area: มีมุมนั่งเล่นครัวเล็ก ๆ ชั้นล่าง พร้อมไมโครเวฟ ตู้เย็น โต๊ะกินข้าว เครื่องซักผ้าฟรี 🔒 ความปลอดภัย: ตอน Check in จะได้รับรหัสเฉพาะของแต่ละห้อง ใช้สำหรับเข้าห้องพัก ห้องน้ำรวม และประตูโรงแรม รู้สึกปลอดภัย 💸 ราคา: คุ้มมาก ถ้ามาเที่ยวแบบ Budget หรือ Solo Trip 🌟 จุดเด่น: • พนักงานสื่อสารอังกฤษได้ดีและช่วยเหลือดี (ตอนไปมีพนักงานที่พูดภาษาไทยได้ด้วย) • มีร้านสะดวกซื้อใกล้ ๆ • เดินไปตลาดคุโรมง, Dotonbori, Namba Parks ได้เลย 📌 Tips: • แนะนำให้เลือกห้องแบบ Private หากมาเป็นกลุ่ม • ห้องน้ำรวมสะอาดจริง ไม่ต้องห่วง 📷 ปักหมุดไว้เป็นตัวเลือกดี ๆ สำหรับใครที่อยากประหยัดแต่พักสบาย เดินทางสะดวกในย่านฮิต โอซาก้า! 👉 ติดตาม #tripmoments อื่นๆ ของเราได้ที่หน้าโปรไฟล์ มีอีกหลายที่เด็ดๆ รอให้คุณไปตามรอย! ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🇬🇧 English Version 🇬🇧 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 3U NAMBA-MINAMI by DOYANEN – Budget Stay in Osaka 📍 Location: Very close to Nankai Namba & Shin-Imamiya Station – super convenient 🛏 Room: Clean, minimal, with essentials like big bed, desk, AC, towels, and fridge 🚿 Bathroom: Gender-separated by floor, shared but very clean 🛁 Shower: On 1st floor with hairdryer, soap, shampoo 🍽 Common Area: Kitchen corner, microwave, dining table, free laundry 🔐 Security: Private code to enter building, bathroom, and room – very safe 💸 Price: Great value for solo or budget travelers 🌟 Why We Love It: – English-speaking staff (we even met Thai-speaking staff!) – Walkable to Kuromon Market, Dotonbori, Namba Parks – 7-Eleven nearby 📌 Tips: – Choose a private room if you’re traveling in a group – Shared bathrooms are spotless 📷 A great pick if you’re looking for comfort, safety, and access to Osaka’s best spots without breaking the bank! 👉 Explore more #TripMoments and hidden gems on our profile – Japan has so much to offer! #3UNambaMinami #โอซาก้าที่พักดี #ที่พักโอซาก้า #เที่ยวญี่ปุ่น #japan #TripMoment #JapanTrip #BackpackerFriendly #BudgetHotelJapan #เที่ยวโอซาก้า #solotrip

We stayed at Yumoto Takubokutei during our Hakodate leg and opted for the half board option—which turned out to be a great decision. Dinner was a buffet-style spread, and I must say, we were genuinely impressed with the quality and freshness of the food. There was a wide variety of local Hokkaido specialties, but what stood out most was the Hokkaido beef. It was tender, juicy, and full of flavour—one of the best we had on this trip. You could tell they took pride in showcasing regional ingredients, from seafood to fresh produce. The atmosphere in the dining area was warm and welcoming, not overly fancy, but with a touch of quiet elegance. It wasn’t overly crowded when we dined, which made it even more enjoyable. After a long day of sightseeing, it felt comforting to sit down to a hearty meal that celebrated the best of Hokkaido. #summervacay #hokkaido #yumototakubokutei #hakodate #onsenhotel #hokkaidobeef #japantrip #foodieinjapan #japanesehospitality #buffetdinner #localingredients #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #japan #japantrip

Our visit to Our Lady of the Angels Trappistine Abbey in Hakodate was one of the more serene highlights of our trip. Nestled in a quiet part of town, the abbey gave off a peaceful, almost sacred vibe the moment we stepped onto its grounds. Surrounded by greenery and perfectly trimmed gardens, the red-brick European-style building looked like something out of a storybook. The chapel was closed to the public, but the exterior alone was stunning and calming. We took our time strolling around, soaking in the silence—it felt like a gentle pause from the usual travel bustle. There’s a small shop run by the nuns where you can buy handmade cookies, jams, and butter—simple, humble offerings that felt meaningful. It wasn’t a long stop, but definitely a worthwhile one if you’re in Hakodate and want to slow down and experience a different, more contemplative side of the city. #summervacay #hakodate #trappistineabbey #hokkaido #quietescape #spiritualretreat #hiddenhokkaido #japantrip #ourladyoftheangels #peacefulplaces #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #japan #japantrip

I woke up early in Hakodate and headed straight to Asaichi, the famous morning market just steps from the train station. The moment I stepped in, I was hit by that unmistakable scent of sea air mixed with sizzling grills, and the chatter of vendors calling out their freshest catches of the day. It was still early, just after 6 a.m., but the place was already alive. My first stop was Donburi Yokocho, where rows of stalls were selling seafood rice bowls so colorful they looked like edible art. I went for one loaded with sweet uni, glistening ikura, scallops, and shrimp. Every bite tasted like the ocean—fresh, cold, and incredibly clean. There’s something extra satisfying about having seafood this fresh in a town that lives and breathes the sea. Then I stumbled upon the squid fishing tank. It sounds gimmicky, but I gave it a try. The squid was lively and slippery—I didn’t catch one, but watching others reel them in and immediately have them prepared as sashimi was oddly mesmerizing. You could tell this wasn’t just for tourists—it’s a part of Hakodate life. I also tried a slice of Yubari melon sold at one of the fruit stands. Perfectly chilled and so juicy it dripped down my hand. Just a few hundred yen, but it felt like a luxury. What made the experience special wasn’t just the food—it was the energy. Locals chatting with vendors, people slowly waking up with hot tea and miso soup, and tourists quietly marveling at trays of crab and fish roe. It felt real and welcoming, not overly commercialized. Just the city sharing its morning rhythm. If you’re ever in Hakodate, don’t sleep in. Get here early, grab a donburi, try something you wouldn’t usually eat, and just enjoy the vibe of a market that still feels connected to the sea. #summervacay #HakodateAsaichi #SeafoodBreakfast #MorningInHakodate #HokkaidoEats #DonburiHeaven #FreshFromTheSea #MarketMornings #JapanFoodieTrip #HiddenGemsJapan #TravelJapan #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #japan #japantrip