A total of four floors to buy, buy, buy cosmetics and consumables, over 5,000, clothes over 10,000 can be refunded, after buying, queue up to refund taxes, send a drink, 7% off coupons, go to the second basement floor to eat a meal, the overall restaurant feels like IKEA, the taste is a little worse than IKEA, the nutrition is balanced, the color and surface look OK, the coffee is also very general, large bags and small bags, as usual, go to the supermarket, drink and pudding change.

A variety is not as delicious as the yellow one before, DAY6: Yomoto Baxi-Hankyu Department Store-Daimaru Department Store, today is a day to soak in Umeda to buy and buy no attractions, in the morning, I went to the café on the first floor of Yomodi Baxi, I had a Western-style breakfast, and I still love Western-style cheer-la bread, delicious coffee, and good drink. At noon, in order to save time, I nibbled on an eel rice taste.

Generally, the small balls in the food street downstairs of the hotel are really first-class, not lost at all, and the people in line are also really good, and the service is really bad, and then I twisted the egg, and then I picked up the camera, ah, Ha Youdu Baxi is really a good place, everything has a legendary little face artifact, upstairs Japanese clothing is discounted, and I can't buy it, I can't take it, and I put it back at the hotel for dinner.

I actually met a famous sushi restaurant uncle, who doesn't speak English at all, and is a chicken and duck, and the kind guests next to him helped An Yang and Blue Whale translate a few sentences of handsome English, which is also great, and the Umeda area can only rely on body language, yes, yes, but the sushi is really delicious, each person is seven quickly, full of invincible freshness, I can't understand the wall, I can't understand it, 5555555 I went back to the hotel.

The legendary egg tart couldn't be eaten in the refrigerator and collapsed the next day. And I don't like to eat, I don't like to eat cheesecakes, there are still jam layers on them, I don't buy them in the future, and there are so many people in line and speechlessDAY7: Nara Park - Todaiji Temple - Nizukudo Hall - Kasuga Taisha Shrine - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori sincerely sighs that Nara is a good place, next time consider taking a deep tour.

Like Kyoto, there is an old Japanese feeling, and with the help of good weather, February-do has become one of the favorite attractions this time, there is no one of the favorite spots this time, take the subway from Umeda to Namba, and then transfer to the Kintetsu line to Nara, and the dekintetsu is a shopping street, and I bought persimmon leaf sushi in the station, the sashimi inside is pickled, and the salty leaves on the outside can be fed to the fawn, and the proprietress also gave a paper folded fawn.

If you choose to cross-dress, it's also very good, it seems that there are only two drag shops in total, one close to the intersection is a little expensive, outrageous, and then walk in a little bit and find a shop called Ya, it's not bad, there are not many people who come to Nara to cross-dress, so you don't have to queue up, you can quickly change your clothes, and your hair is done, Nara Park is free and open, and Kintetsu Station is Nara Park.

A large lawn, Nara deer are hooligans, deer senbei as soon as they are bought, and the more they go to the far spots, the more modest the fawn and the park are spoiled, although the smell is stinky, but the fawn is still very cute, buy a bottle of limited tea and start to go to the February Hall, also located in the northeast of the Great Buddha Hall of Todaiji Temple in Nara, Japan. No. Sosoin.

It is a church building built for the February Repair Meeting, so it is commonly known as the February Hall. The Nitsudo Hall is a shrine in Nara Park in Nara City, Nara Prefecture, and was formerly known as Kasuga Shrine. It was built in the second year of Watong (710). The builder is Fujiwara no equal.

The shrine was built as the guardian deity of the Fujiwara family, who was in power at the time, and the shrine is also famous for its vines. The gods enshrined in the shrine include the Takeshi Urn Mallet Order, the Jingjin Lord's Order, the Ten'er House Root Order, and the Selling God. The shrine's official festival day is March 13 (spring festival). Kasuga Taisha is a fawn-ema is very cute, and the omamori is a fawn with a sign in its mouth, and the shape is limited to Oh big.

I couldn't walk at all after the club. Jumped on a bus and jumped in the wrong direction. Fortunately, this bus is a ring, take more than a dozen stops, just take it as a visit to Nara, haha, Nara's bus is really strange, get used to sitting at the back door of Kyoto, get on the bus at the front door, swipe the card and get off the bus, I think Nara is the same, but I got on the bus, found a seat, and found that the car did not move and sat in the front row.

The aunt pointed at An Yang and the blue whale. It turned out that the front door got on the bus, and you had to swipe the card to buy a ticket, and when you got off the bus at the back door, I immediately said sorry, fortunately, the transportation card can also be used, and I went around in a big circle, and I returned to Nara Kintetsu and returned the cross-dressing suit, and I just found something to eat, and the curry double platter was good, and the shelf life of the famous Big Buddha pudding was too short, so I could only buy two small cans, but unfortunately there were ice packs.

It can only be kept fresh for two hours, and I suddenly remembered that I hadn't eaten okonomiyaki for several days. So after getting off the bus from Namba, I ran to Shinsaibashi to buy and buy, and I went to eat the Tsurubashi Fengyue Pass, which seems to be discounted, but the problem is that I didn't bring it! Forget it, everyone has to order one, can't eat together, one stupidly ordered two, one seafood with noodles, and the other one.

It's just a lot of original pork, a lot of cabbage sauce, it's delicious, but I can't finish it at all, next time I have to order an iron plate noodle to eat, buy a cold drink that I haven't eaten before going to bed, and after tasting the taste, I didn't finish it and put it in the refrigerator, it's too sweet, Japan is like a stranger who is most familiar. No matter how many times you set foot in this country, you will still be warmly welcomed.

I am fascinated by the richness intertwined with strange novelty. Japan is yet another country of contrasts and contrasts: ancient temples and cities ahead of its time, mist-shrouded mountains and lightning-fast high-speed trains, kishiki-clad geisha and suit-clad office workers, quaint country huts and neon-lit urban jungles.

This unique blend of modernity and tradition is what makes everyone's trip to Japan so fascinating. The most popular destinations in Japan are Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hokkaido, etc., and while those places are popular and interesting, Kyushu and Shikoku, which are relatively unpopular, seem to be rarely seen on the Internet and magazines.

When An Yang told his friends that An Yang was going to travel to Japan, they all said "Oh...", and they didn't think so, because there were too many people going to Japan to play recently, and there was nothing new - and when An Yang said that An Yang was going to Kyushu and Shikoku, their tone immediately changed: "Oh? "Why?" "Where is this place?"

The reason why Kyushu and Shikoku were chosen was actually quite simple. For An Yang, perhaps due to professional characteristics, An Yang has a strong curiosity about the exploration of niche destinations, and the infinite reverie of the unknown journey ahead can make An Yang carry his bags and go! But then again, Kyushu and Shikoku are colder.

It is also compared to other famous tourist destinations in Japan. In fact, there are many popular symbols and famous attractions here, maybe you don't know it yet, maybe you have heard of it but haven't seen it, not to mention, there are countless anime easter eggs in the trip, Kumamon, Doraemon, Moomin, Momotaro, Spirited Away, Astro Boy and so on......

Then follow the pictures and words of An Yang and go for a walk, the other side of Japan! Dogo Onsen, which has a history of 3,000 years, is said to be the real scene of Hayao Miyazaki's "Spirited Away": Kumamon Kumamon (Kumamon Moe), one of Japan's three most famous cities, is the cute god who has recently become popular in Asia.

A special destination recommended by the Michelin Travel Guide in Japanese with a three-star recommendation, Ritsurin Park, which has a higher status than Japan's three most famous gardens: the world-famous handmade porcelain - Arita ware, and the quiet and exquisite streets of the small town, away from the tourists and the hustle and bustle, give you a real Japan: one of the best beef in the world - Miyazaki Wagyu.

Sanuki Handmade Udon - A Thousand Years of Craftsmanship: Fukuoka Hakata, Ramen Mecca! Itinerary This trip is mainly based on Kyushu Island and Shikoku Island, taking a loop line, the main means of transportation: JR, walking, taxi, ferry, Shinkansen. How to read this travelogue 1.Anyang will introduce each chapter according to the main destinations.

2. Secondary or passing destinations will be integrated into the main destinations chapter; 3. The article will adopt the style of An Yang all along, with pictures and narrative prose, like a picture scroll, slowly showing a complete two-dimensional customs in front of you; 4. In order not to spoil the integrity of the article, the food, lodging and transportation for this destination are introduced.

Tips will be found at the end of each chapter; About the Author and Photographer Nathan, a professional travel photographer, photography training instructor, globetrotting wedding photographer, photography and travel media writer. A number of manufacturers and institutions have signed a contract to sponsor and cooperate with photographers, walking in many countries around the world, just to record the world in their eyes!

Saga: The hot spring private bath and pottery tradition landed from Fukuoka, and went directly to Ureshino Onsen in Saga Prefecture without stopping, because Fukuoka was the last stop when making the trip, so after shopping, you can go directly back to your home country without carrying them for the whole journey, so it is inevitable that you will be tired on the first day, and the hot spring has become a good medicine to relieve the fatigue of the journey.

A brief introduction to Ureshino City, located in Saga Prefecture on the island of Kyushu, is one of Japan's most representative tea producing areas. The green tea here has a mellow taste and an endless aftertaste. During the Edo period, Ureshino developed as an inn street in Nagasaki. There are abundant hot springs here, and it is said that the spring water feels smooth to the touch and has a good beauty effect.

The skin feels smooth after bathing, so it has recently become very popular among female guests. Riding into the city of Ureshino, Anyang was immediately drawn to this quiet little town, lined with pristine shops and houses on both sides, with a few people scattered on the streets, in stark contrast to the capital and even Fukuoka. It's getting late today, so be sure to take a stroll around the streets tomorrow morning.

Ureshino's most famous hot spring hotel is Wataya Besso, and you can enjoy the hot springs and various facilities in this hotel. The guest rooms here are all original Japanese tatami mats. There are two types of hot springs in the hotel, one is the public bath, which is the kind that all guests can go to, and of course, it is divided into men and women.

The other is a private bath, which is not exclusive to one person, but it is about the same, there are a total of 4 such rooms, and only guests staying in these four rooms can enjoy them, which is relatively private. An Yang and his friends booked this type of room, although the price is slightly expensive, but for the first time to come to Japan to soak in hot springs, An Yang and Blue Whale are still a little shy.

Private soup is suitable for Ann sheep and blue whales, hey. The kaiseki cuisine served by the hotel is also worth mentioning, and Ureshino Onsen Tofu, a famous local specialty, is "Ureshino Onsen Water Tofu", which is made with hot spring water. When heated, it is extremely soft and melts in your mouth, making it a masterpiece of tofu. The mood and body soothed by the hot springs relaxed, but An Yang kept thinking about Ureshino Town.

So I got up at dawn the next morning, walked out of the hotel with a camera, and the shutter kept pressing, except for a few school-going children on the street, only An Yang was wandering aimlessly, and all the shops were closed. Today is a cloudy day, there is no morning glow, no sunshine, and the slightly cool air penetrates into the neckline, and An Yang can't help but shiver.

Wrap up your clothes tightly, turn left and right arbitrarily, take pictures when you see interesting shops, and chase after pedestrians when you see them...... On the first morning of arriving in Kyushu, I was enchanted by the strong Japanese atmosphere. And Arita, not far from Ureshino, is famous for its porcelain. By the way, the territory of Kyushu is steep in mountains and mountains, and the terrain is complex, making it unsuitable for rice cultivation.

Local residents had to find other ways to survive. With its excellent clay quality, dense forests, and abundant water resources, the pottery industry is a natural choice, resulting in many exquisite pottery styles, most of which originated in North Korea. Arita is one of the three major ceramic towns in Kyushu, along with Imari and Karatsu, and the ceramics here are called Arita ware.

It is characterized by the use of fine plain colors, and it is proud to be used as a tea ceremony utensil. The history of this place begins in the 17th century, when the Korean potter Lee Sam-pyeong moved to Arita and introduced the pottery-making process to Japan, and was later revered by Japanese potters as "Tao Zu". When I visited the Kyushu Ceramics Cultural Center, I learned that the level of pottery making in Japan before the middle of the 17th century was compared to that of Imperial Jingdezhen.

The craftsmanship is far apart, so there is no place in the world trade, but later the Qing Dynasty adopted a closed country, prohibiting the export of porcelain overseas, and the strong demand of Europeans naturally turned to Japan, and because of the high standards of Europeans, it objectively promoted the rapid progress of Japan's Kyushu pottery technology.

Gradually, it took the place of imperial ceramics in the world as a trading position. Not far from the Ceramic Culture Center, there is a dish mountain street, the whole street is pottery-related shops, or hand-painted ceramics experience hall, or porcelain shops, An Yang and Lan Xiaojing chose one of them, and experienced painting their favorite patterns on the clean pottery blank.

But wait a few more days, the store will send the fired works to An Yang and Blue Whale. Let's look forward to it here. Practical information: 1. Hotel: Ureshino and Tashiya Besso Ureshino City Ureshino Town Shidojuku B 738.TEL0954-42-0210 - Facilities: ★★★★★ facilities are first-class, both tatami mats and hot spring related facilities.

All sweet and in place, comfortable, quiet and warm. - Meals: The ★★★★ breakfast was very good, probably one of the best on the way to the hotel. The kaiseki cuisine for dinner is also OK, and it is given 4 stars overall. - Service: ★★★★★ Actually, the service of Japanese hotels is average good, and this one is no exception, every detail is considered. (To be continued.) )