THE JEWELS Review

It was only afternoon when we reached Mt. Moiwa. It was snowing lightly on the mountain and the temperature was a bit low, so we walked around for a while, went indoors to keep warm, had an ice cream, and waited for the Western restaurant inside to open, then went in to order. I had always had a general impression of Western food, but I didn't expect that the view in the restaurant could see the mountain view through the glass. The creative Western food was served one by one, which was visually beautiful and tasted great. Although it was a little expensive, it was still worth it.

The new three major night views in Japan: Sapporo, Nagasaki, and Shin-Kyushu. In order to feast my eyes, I asked my bestie's Japanese bestie to make a reservation for today a month in advance. The food diluted the memories of the long journey... There are three types of food, and the prices are also high, medium and low. The set meal for children is 1,000 yen. No photos are allowed, so I didn't take a picture of the menu. I only remember that the appetizer was salad, and there were fish dishes, meat dishes, soup, dessert, coffee...