Gyu-kaku
Chances are, you may have heard of Japanese BBQ, Gyukaku. They are everywhere in the united States! It sounds Japanese so it must have started in Japan. You can have a decent Yakiniku (grilled meat) with price starting from $20, eat all you can and all you can drink in Shinjuku or Shibuya! it is the comparison of Korean BBQ. It's a Japanese culture of enjoying grilled meat or Japanese babrcue dish where meat and vegetables are dipped in sauce and eaten while grilling. it is very engaging. It is located in Shinjuku Kabukicho, and the nearest station is Seibu Shinjuku / JR Shinjuku Station East Exit which is around 5 minute walk.
Enjoy the ultimate head spa that goes beyond relaxation that you'll fall asleep as you are being pampered in Japan. These are trained experts using technique of pressing pressure points on the head which can lead to a relaxed you. From relieving insomnia to improving shoulder stiffness and promoting hair growth. But, believe me there are more benefits from what I mentioned. Price starts from $20 for 40 minutes to $195 for 3 hours of head spa while wearing a kimono. What an experience!
Takkyubin
You arrived with the whole shibang - a big luggage and a big plan to explore every nook of Japan. But, it is cumbersome to carry your luggage everywhere, right? So, a Luggage Transfer service would be a godsend. Yes! Japan is luxurious, no need to worry about your luggage, get it sent to your next destination and meet your luggage as you arrived. A lot of travelers to Japan have in one way or another thought about binge buying stuff in japan as they are cheap and affordable and very CUTEness overload. Sometimes, it's a good idea to bring an extra luggage to fill it up with just cool stuff only in Japan. Because of these, you'll end up with so much luggage and it's time to ask for help. Tkkyubin Luggage transfer service to the rescue that way you can have a great vacation.
Zen Garden Train
Did you know that there is a desinger train with a Japanese flair ride that is very popular in Osaka? It's the main transportation that takes you in a short time. Not only train ride is convenient, trains are fun too! Ride a zen garden train from Osqka to Kyoto for $3 one way. you might ask what is a Zen Garden Train Ride? You must get on that train to experience it. Just kidding... that train ride includes a zen experience. You are surrounded by beautiful and seasonal botanical motifs and change according to seasons too. Kyo-Train Garaku bring the best of Kyoto on board Osaka-umeda and Kyoto-kawaramachi on the Hankyu Kyoto Line.
Shimokitazawa
Who loves shopping? Shimokitazawa is a hip cultural quarter with a lingering old-Tokyo vibe. A thrift store in Japan? From Shinjuku Station, it takes 7 minutes on Odakyu Line to Shimokitazawa Station. Just outside the station, there's a variety of shops, restaurants serving food around the world.And if you are looking for vintage clothing or antiques, the neighborhood of Shimokitzawa is the place to go. You'll find good souveniers, clothing racks of new York Joe exchange and everyday items and knick knacks.
Heard of flowing noodles? Here are the instructions:
Please don't sit in front of the noodle water channel.
A staff member will call your number and show you where to sit.
If your turn is missed, please tell staff immediately.
Please order any drinks at the reception desk.
Be careful your shoes doesn't fall in the river.
Please don't get frustrated if you have to wait a long time for your turn.
The noodles flow along the channel quickly so be sure not to miss them.
Any noodles you missed cannot be returned.
Please dip your noodles in the sauce after draining off the water.
The last batch of noodles will be colored red.
To accommodate guests as quickly as possible, we may call the booking numbers slightly out of order.
Thank you for understanding. Enjoy!
If wait time is longer, you can visit Kifune Shrine or just wait. The experience will last around 15-30 minutes. Imagine yourself sitting on the platform in the middle of the river, listening to the water flow across the rocks, watching the sun and clouds move across the valley. There are LOTS of river platform restaurants, so it can be difficult to figure out which one is Hirobun, but when you do find it, immediately go to the window nearest the street and put your name down.
Sit in front of the waterfall. Enjoy A beautiful scenery. The noodles flow along the channel and you have to quickly catch it.
The cutest Bullet train! Experience the bullet train (Shinkansen) in Japan. And if you're a fan of Hello Kitty, do not miss to experience the Hello Kitty Train Ride. This exciting train boasts Hello Kitty’s iconic red ribbon as the main theme, as a way to represent the strengthening of the ties between the Shinkansen services and the western part of the country. The best part? It’s included in your JR Pass! The adorable train provides a Kodama service on the Sanyo Shinkansen line, which connects the western cities of Osaka and Fukuoka. If you wish to ride on the very special train, especially car 2 Kawaii! Room, don’t forget to reserve your seat at any JR Office. The train numbers are Kodama 840 (Hakata to Shin-Osaka) and Kodama 851 (Shin-Osaka to Hakata).
Nakagawa Onsen is a mountain hot spring resort that is close to Lake Tanzawa, it has a long history. There is a legend that about 400 years ago, Takeda Shingen helped a soldier recover who was injured in a battle with Hojo Ujiyasu by bathing in this hot spring, therefore it is also called "Shingen's secret bath". Six types of bath to choose from Large Bath, Opean Air Bath, and several Private Bath. Pamper yourself with a hot spring of beauty, creating a soft and smooth skin with a high pH of 10. The water texture is very smooth and drinkable. Shingen’s Hidden Hot Spring with benefits like Smooth skin, atopic dermatitis, skin disease, digestive organ malfunction, neuralgia, hemorrhoids, frozen shoulder, sensitivity to cold, muscular pain, joint pain, recovery from fatigue and post-sickness.
Let me know which one you have experience from last visit to Japan?
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