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My favorite season is here.strawberry season. If you will visit japan ,you should try to visit a strawberry farm and enjoy the unlimited picking.I visited this farm at yamanashi ken.#japanfood #yamanashi #japantravel

If you go to Asakusa, don’t miss trying the famous melon bread, also called melon pan. What makes it special is that you can choose from different toppings and different fillings, so you can enjoy many variations of melon bread. It’s a must-eat when you’re in Asakusa! If you have time, make sure to visit this bread shop called Asakusa Kagestudo Melon Bread. It’s delicious, by the way! 😋#japantravel #japanfoodie #japanesefood

Last week, I visited Yamanashi Prefecture and enjoyed a relaxing trip full of food, nature, and history. I tried the local specialty Hōtō, a hearty Yamanashi noodle dish that’s perfect for cold weather. At Yamanashi Fruit Park in Fuefuki, I enjoyed strawberry picking, and the strawberries were fresh and sweet 🍓.unli strawberry And there’s a lot of souvenirs to choice.#japantrip #japanfoodie #yamanashi I also explored Kōfu Castle Ruins, and it was very windy that day, but it made the place feel even more dramatic and peaceful 🌬️ You can really feel the history while walking around the castle grounds. Then I strolled through Kōshū Yume Kōji, a charming area with traditional shops and cafes near Kōfu Station. For food, I had juicy burgers at Back Country Burgers, which were so satisfying 🍔 I ended the trip at Yudenkan, a historic ryokan with an onsen — the perfect way to relax and recharge ♨️✨

Speaking of Yamanashi Prefecture, one of its famous local specialties is hōtō. I went there before and had the chance to eat this Yamanashi delicacy. Hōtō is made with thick, flat noodles, not thin ones, and it’s usually cooked with kabocha (Japanese pumpkin) in a rich soup. It wasn’t my first time eating hōtō, but it was my first time trying hōtō with egg. I ordered kabocha hōtō with egg, and the meat used was pork. The combination was really delicious—the thick noodles, sweet pumpkin, soft egg, and flavorful pork worked so well together. The restaurant I went to is open for only a few hours, so timing is important. If you’re visiting Yamanashi, I highly recommend trying hōtō, and if you can, try the version with egg. It’s definitely worth it. #japanesefood #japantravel #yamanashi

Today, I went to Yudenkan Onsen in Chuo City, Yamanashi Prefecture. It was a very windy and cold day—around 0°C—so the contrast between the cold air and the hot water made the experience even better. My overall impression of the onsen is that it’s affordable and well-equipped. There are several baths, including a large and a small bathtub, a hot bath, a bubble bath, and a sauna. There is also an outdoor bath (rotenburo) where you can relax while enjoying the view of the moon. The water outside is hot, but because the air was so cold that day, it felt extra refreshing—and I really liked that feeling. Even though it was Sunday and quite crowded, the onsen was still enjoyable. However, I had a slightly embarrassing experience in the sauna. I used a seat pad, thinking it was shared, but another customer told me it was hers. I felt very shy and immediately apologized. Since then, it reminded me how important it is to observe carefully when using an onsen, especially to avoid causing meiwaku (trouble) to others. It was a learning experience. After the sauna, I soaked in the bath for about 20–30 minutes, then used the foot massage machine for 8 minutes, which cost only 100 yen. That was very relaxing. One thing I always enjoy after an onsen visit is drinking cold milk. It cost 150 yen, served in a glass bottle, which you return afterward. It’s a small thing, but it really completes the onsen experience for me. The onsen also has a manga corner, and I found my favorite manga, Yowamushi Pedal. They had almost the complete set—around 97 volumes. I’ve only read the first volume, but I’ve already watched the anime from Season 1 to Season 3, and I really love the story. Overall, ending my day by going to the onsen was a great choice. If you have the chance, I definitely recommend visiting Yudenkan Onsen. 湯殿館 #温泉 #onsen #japantravel #japantrip #lemon8

We bought Hakone 2 day pass in the starion (Hakone area only)2-day Adult: ~¥6,000 2-day Child: ~¥1,500 and it can save us .so we enjoy ropeway and pirate ship in a day.

A sweet stop in Yamanashi 🍡 📍 Shingen‑Mochi Factory Theme Park 1928 Ichinomiyacho Tsuboi, Fuefuki-shi, Yamanashi Prefecture 405-0077, Japan 🇯🇵

Escalator view of Yokohama Cosmo Clock 21 at minato mirai. At night, the wheel is illuminated, and the clock face + lighting shows create a beautiful, iconic nightscape — many consider it a symbol of Yokohama’s skyline.

✨ Sagamiko MORI MORI Illumination (Sagamiko Illumillion) A huge winter illumination event held at Sagamiko Resort MORI MORI in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa. It is one of the largest illuminations in the Kanto Area, using about 6 million lights. Event Period Nov 15, 2025 – May 10, 2026 Light-up Time 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM (varies by date; last entry is 30 min before closing) Admission Adults: around ¥2,000 / Kids–Seniors: around ¥1,300

Must try this extreme excitement when visiting Japan.”FujiQ highland amusement park. It offers a mix of extreme thrill rides, family-friendly attractions, themed zones, and spectacular views of Mt. Fuji. I recommend eejanaika for extreme rides.But this rides have a long line ,but you can use pass pass to reserve a slot for additional of 3,000 yen. A “1-Day Free Pass” (unlimited rides) usually costs around 6,000–7,800 yen (price depends on season) for adults.

Beautiful tokyo’s illumination at roppongi keyakizaka illumination. #japan #japantravel #christmasjapan #japanillumination

Recommend this place for Autumn viewing.It a huge park where you can enjoy mapple leaves ang ginkgo trees. #showakinenpark #japanautumn #japantravel #tokyo

Experience autumn in the mountain side of tokyo.The akigawa valley.There is a bridge good spot for taking pictures,footbath,foodstalls and onsen.#japan #japantravel #autum

Looking for autumn vibes in tokyo.must visit this place.light up is also available at night..#autumn #japantravel #tokyo #autumn2025 #showakinenparktachikawa

Dont miss this Mega illumination at Tokyo this winter. Located at Tokyo City Keiba or search Oi racecourse on google map. https://en.tokyomegaillumi.jp/ you buy tickets online or in the venue.

Want to experience the mega illumination in tokyo this 2026.Must visit Oi Racecourse.Business hours are generally 16:30-21:00 (last entrance 20:00). *Opening times may change depending on the event content, expected crowds, etc. Please check the business calendar and event information for opening hours on the day you plan to visit. *We will be closed from Monday, November 10th, 2025 to Friday, November 14th, 2025, Monday, December 1st, 2025 to Friday, December 5th, 2025, and Wednesday, December 24th, 2025 to Thursday, January 1st, 2026(National Holiday). #tokyoillumination #japantravel #tokyo

The "Oi racecourse illumination" is the Tokyo Mega Illumi, a winter-only event that transforms Oi Racecourse into a large-scale illumination and light show. It features various illuminations, a fountain show, and opportunities to interact with miniature horses. The 2025-2026 event will run from November 1, 2025, to January 11, 2026. Hours: 16:30 to 21:00 (last entry 20:00). Tickets: Tickets can be purchased online in advance, and there may be discounts available. #japantravel #tokyotravel

Every trip is a food trip! Eat.Explore.Repeat.#japantravel #japanfood #explorejapan

Bumped on this soba local restaurant in the beautiful prefecture of Gifu.#japanesefood #japantravel #yoshimotorestaurant

When you expected to see the famous snow monkeys, but ended up meeting their playful baby squad instead 🐒💞 Japan never fails to surprise me! 🇯🇵❄️. #SnowMonkeys #BabyMonkeys #JapanTravel #NaganoJapan #MonkeyPark