It is also an important historical building that has been designated as a National Treasure by the Japanese government and a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info*/ Kinkakuji Temple is a world cultural heritage site, officially named Rokuenji. Access: Take bus 101, 102, 204, or 205 from the bus terminal in front of Kyoto Station and get off at Kinkakuji.

Admission: 500 yen for adults, 300 yen for children Opening hours: 9am-5pm Kinkakuji Tickets are like a charm, very distinctive~ It is said that it is not easy to see the snow scene of Kinkakuji, and Yunluo and An were really lucky to meet for the first time. Today is still the New Year's Day, and there are many people in Kinkakuji Temple, and it is not easy to take a photo of no one.

If you want to squeeze in and take pictures, you have to wait 5-10 minutes. After watching Kinkakuji Temple that day, I walked out of the gate in a queue and slowly moved for more than 20 minutes before I walked out. The outer layer of gold on the outside of Kinkakuji Temple is made of real gold leaf, not just pigment. The weather is good, and Kinkakuji is beautiful everywhere. Leaving Kinkakuji, Yunraku and An's first encounter took a bus to Nishiki Market, a market for Kyoto people.

It's a place where Kyoto locals come to buy something. [Kinshi Market (Japanese: にしきいちば) is a shopping street located in the Chubu Kankoji Dochuteramachi-Takakura-dori district of Nakakyo City, Kyoto City.] Most of the shops along the line sell fresh ingredients such as fish, Kyoto vegetables, and processed foods such as dried goods and pickled vegetables, and there are many long-established shops.

You can buy a lot of ingredients unique to Kyoto here, so it is also known as a kitchen in Kyoto. According to the classification of small and medium-sized enterprises. The market is a super wide shopping street. In addition to locals, the market is also a must-visit destination for visitors to Kyoto, along with the nearby Shin-Kyogoku Shopping Street and Teramachi Keitoku Shopping Street.

There are also many kiosks and hotels that buy ingredients here. Access: Get off at Hankyu Karasuma Station or Shijo Subway Station, exit the station and walk about 3 minutes along Shijo-dori East. There are a lot of snacks in Nishiki Market. You can look at it while walking, buy it and taste it appropriately, it tastes good~ After leaving the brocade market.

Yunluo and An began to buy and buy when they first met, all kinds of souvenirs, all kinds of electrical appliances, and shopping malls during the New Year, basically all kinds of 3-5 discounts, and 1000 yen even, come to Japan is really careless to buy bankrupt. After shopping, Yunluo and An Chuyu finally went to the supermarket. Buy something to eat back to your room, and then rest.

Many people recommend Rakuten and Jalan. There's also japanican, but Yunluo doesn't like their web page because it's not good-looking (it's capricious). Most of the books in Yunluo are booked on Agoda and Booking, and some are booked directly by email and phone. More on that below.

The Kyobashi Keihan Hotel Osaka has convenient transportation, downstairs is the JR station, it is very convenient to go to Kyoto Nara USJ or something, and there is a large department store, shopping and eating are very convenient. The inside of the hotel is very clean and the staff is very nice, but the English level is slightly weaker than other places.

Basically, you can ask them any questions. The room was moderate, very clean and had everything that should be there. Shower gel shampoos are all pola's. And laundry is free. 2. Best Western Sapporo Fino Hotel. This hotel has been in love for a long time. The location is good, only 5-7 minutes walk from Sapporo station, and the staff is very well organized. Breakfast was delicious.

The restaurant is on the top floor, you can watch the scenery for breakfast, the room is relatively large, very clean, and there will be a handwritten weather forecast in the lobby every day. There is a charge for washing and drying clothes, so ask the staff for details. Next to it is Hokkaido University. There is a restaurant downstairs, if you don't want to go out to eat, you can go downstairs.

The taste seems to be good, too, and there are always a lot of people. 3. Hakodate Castle Hostel is the only one on this trip. It's also what Yunluo has been looking forward to for a long, long time. I didn't know why I could get a high score when I lived! 3 minutes walk from Hakodate Station, the hostess is 70 years old and looks like she is 50 years old.

Her mother is 90 years old. The hostess's English can communicate but not too good, the people are super nice! The B&B is really super clean, and the people who are engaged in sanitation are a few old women, and the people are very amiable. The room is on the second floor, there is no elevator, it is all Japanese-style tatami mats, the room is small, but there are all the things that should be there. But there is no toilet in the room.

If you want to go to the toilet and take a shower, you have to go to the public bathroom on the first or second floor, so if you don't mind this, don't stay. If you book a room, booking can be booked, Yunluo is called to book, just one person canceled Yunluo and got the last room, super lucky! Opposite is 7-11, which is very convenient to buy things and withdraw money.

If you wash clothes at the B&B, it's 100 yen.,Yunluo and An first met because they wanted to go out to play.,The proprietress said it's okay, you go out.,Wait a minute.,After washing it, Yunluo will help you hang it.。 But you can't use the washing machine after 9 p.m., for fear of disturbing other people's rest. Breakfast is not served here, but it is a 5-10 minute walk from Hakodate towards the market.

Just walk over and eat. When Yunluo and An Chuyu went out in the morning, the proprietress hurriedly ran out and sent two cans of Hokkaido coffee to Yunluo and An Chuyu, and every time they went out, they were delivered to the door, and when they finally left, they kept watching Yunluo and An Chuyu pull their luggage and walk to the corner before leaving, it really feels like home!

There are no photos of the Ginza Capital Hotel (New Building), but there are small pictures on the website, so you can go and see them. Decent business hotel, ladies can take small gifts, rubber bands, cotton pads or something, downstairs restaurant, free coffee in the morning, walk to Ginza about 10-15 minutes, a lot of Japanese shops on the road, you can eat.

The room is small and very clean, you can buy a day pass at the front desk, and the staff will help answer a lot of questions. The point is! It's very close to Tsukiji Market! It will take about 5-10 minutes to get there! It's very convenient! Downstairs is the subway entrance, and the traffic is also very convenient. There is also a free shuttle bus to Tokyo Station. Convenience store downstairs.

Food and household items are available. 5. It is also a coincidence that Tokyo Hatchobori was able to book this hotel. Originally, 99% of the rooms in Tokyo were booked. The remaining 1% is a capsule hotel, and Yunluo thought that if it was a capsule hotel for New Year's Eve, it would be very sad, and then all kinds of hotels with vacant rooms would be checked. I finally found out that there was still a room in this room.

But I haven't heard the name written on that website, so I'm not sure if I should book it, and I finally booked it after a long time, at least there is a place to live. Later, when I checked, the ratings were basically 8.8-9 points, and the evaluations were very high! So lucky! It is a very famous chain hotel in Japan, and it is really good to live in it.

There was free tea and coffee at the reception and the room was big. It's very clean, not to mention this, the important thing is that there is a free hot spring! And the hot spring is very well stocked. Saunas, hot springs, and baths are available! After soaking in the hot springs, there is a full set of pola facial cleanser, lotion, and toner, so you can use it as you like! You can also do laundry free of charge.

The breakfast here is also superb, and the picture cloud falls to write to Tokyo and then release it. The next time I go to Japan, my hotel will be in the preferred range of Yunluo. A free shuttle bus is available daily to Tokyo Station. 6. Sakura Kyo Machijia HotelThis room is the most expensive room to stay in on this trip.

It's understandable that the price is a little higher. When you arrive in Kyoto, you must live in the most traditional Japanese-style machiya, which is a cost-effective room that Yunluo has been looking for for a long time. The staff spoke good English. Probably because there are many foreigners living there, you can buy a Kyoto one-day bus ticket at the front desk. The room was clean and big with yukata robes to wear.

The shower gel and shampoo are all Shiseido's, and you can also use the kitchenware for free, so you can buy your own things and cook them in your room. You can also book a series of Japanese experiences such as the tea ceremony. It's about 15 minutes away from Kyoto Station, but it's a bus stop right in front of the door, so it's easy to get by bus. Opposite is Nishi Honganji Temple, one of Kyoto's most famous attractions.

Convenience store downstairs. Food and household items are available. Breakfast was delicious, but you need to pay extra to buy it. Still very recommended, very good experience. 7. Hokke Club Hotel Kyoto. The reason I booked this hotel was that it was right across from Kyoto Station. The last day of Yunluo and An's first encounter was the plane in the morning.

Stayed here and walked short to the airport bus stop. Since the front desk is on the 2nd floor, you have to take the escalator to go up, and as soon as you go up, the front desk staff will bow and say hello. If you stay with a lady, you can get a small gift such as a mask and a rubber band for free, and the room is relatively small and clean. And every day after cleaning, there will be a thousand paper cranes on the table.

There is a restaurant downstairs, as well as a Uji matcha branch. It's only 3 minutes to walk to Kyoto Station, it's super convenient to go shopping or something, and it's next to Kyoto Tower. Downstairs is also a Kyoto bus station, the traffic is super invincible and convenient. Because Yunluo didn't have time to send the postcard on the last day, I asked the staff to help Yunluo send it in advance, and I could hand them the postcard when I checked out.

The people are super nice! And Furano and Biei, who are famous for their sea of flowers, heard that there is no look at it in this season, and I hope those strategies are not deceiving, so I give up. It is important to note that Hokkaido does not have many traditional Japanese buildings, so don't expect this to be the case with Kyoto on the other side of the island. Sapporo Sapporo, transportation hub, shopping center.

Hokkaido's largest mixed-use city. Some of the wonderful clouds fall feel like they are near JR Sapporo Station. Heading south from JR Sapporo Station to the road before Nakajima Park is more bustling, especially when you arrive at Tanukikoji Shopping Street, which can basically meet your shopping needs. There is also an Odori Park in the middle of the two, which has a good night view in the vicinity.

There is a TV tower that resembles the Eiffel Tower, which is perfect for walking around at night. This neighborhood is recommended for staying, but it's not easy to book. It takes about 15-20 minutes to walk from JR Sapporo Station to Tanukikoji, so it's not far, so why not take a walk? In the vicinity of Nakajima Park, you will see many storefronts on the street, and there are many beautiful women hanging in them.

I really don't understand, someone in the universal circle of friends pointed out that this is a free aid agency. Sophie said that if Yunluo passed by alone, he would definitely be pulled in. How could it be pulled in, Yunluo must be ...... Will take the initiative to go in! In addition, it is close to Nakajima Park.

There's a bustling area, so don't worry about running out of food at night! Because it's lively at night. The streets are full of office workers who come out to look for food after working overtime. Some of the alleys are filled with ramen restaurants, where men after working overtime choose one and talk and laugh with their colleagues. This is a humanistic phenomenon in Japan. Pick one to enter.

Choose the type you want to eat on a vending machine-like machine. Just drop in a coin. Just hand the typed receipt to the chef who cooks. In addition to karaoke soliciting on the road, there are also many little cowherds standing on the street, and the girls approach. They will graciously hand over small business cards. Nowadays, women also have some rights, don't you say?

(This paragraph is written by Sohpie classmates, haha) (Ramen Alley) (Want to eat ramen? Hokkaido University is located northwest of JR Sapporo Station, and it is a quiet 10-minute walk. (Hokkaido University Road Interior) If you use Sapporo as a traffic point in and out of Hokkaido.

That can be done at the end of the shop. - If you buy big brands, you can go to a major shopping mall, and there is a Daimaru department store next to JR Sapporo Station. Furthermore. Don't buy cosmetics at a department store, as the duty-free shops at Narita Airport are the cheapest. -If you want to buy cosmeceuticals, you can go to the raccoon path. Many shops have Chinese-speaking staff, and they usually close at 11 o'clock.

There is a particularly large electric appliance town on the west side of JR Station, and if you want to buy Japanese electronics, you can browse and closes at 10 p.m. Personally, I think Sapporo is a place where you can have enough fun for two days and one night, or even one day and one night. It's very simple and comfortable to walk around.

Otaru, with its glassware, nice coastal train views, and delicious sushi, is what it is all about. Some people say it's not worth visiting, and Yunluo thinks he should visit the town. A half-hour train ride from JR Sapporo Station will take you to Otaru. You can find the departure and return times on the JR train timetable.

Remember, if you take the train from Sapporo to Otaru, choose the window position on the right-hand side for a wonderful view of the seaside. The feeling of the train speeding by the sea is particularly refreshing. (Sapporo-Otaru train sea view) It is suggested that if you have enough time, you can get off from Minami-Otaru Station and walk to Otaru. Most people still choose to get off at Otaru Station.

A free hand-drawn map can be picked up at the train station. (Otaru Station.) Note that the word "horse ruler" stands for train station) in Otaru, Yunluo recommends 4 places to play: - Sushi Street. The first choice was "Masashi Sushi", but Yunluo and An met for the first time this time and encountered that there was no place to wait for more than 30 minutes, so they switched to Asahi Sushi.

There is also a so-called Michelin sushi restaurant that I haven't found. (This plate is hand-held.) The seafood is fresh, and the Hokkaido rice is especially delicious. Full elastic teeth, only more than 150 yuan) - North a glass. There are a variety of glass craft shops nearby, and there are many tourists. There is a workshop on the second floor that you can visit inside.

Look at how people process those glass crafts, and you can't take pictures. The entrance of the workshop is not conspicuous, it is just north of the road, you need to pay attention. (Road and shops near Kitaichi Glass) - Otaru Canal and warehouse. If you follow the map to the north, it's easy to find the Otaru Canal warehouse area. The canal can be taken by boat, but the distance is too short.

There's no need to take a boat, just walk. The warehouse area has been converted into a restaurant café or something. There are rickshaws by the canal, and the rickshaw drivers are all in good shape and muscles. (Canal and warehouse on the right) (rickshaw drivers and tourists) - café by the sea. What is this place, and why is it not mentioned in all the guides?

Because this is what Yunluo discovered himself. On the west side of the canal, you will see the location of the canal cruise, right at this point and continue north, that is, towards the sea, less than 8 minutes away, through a parking lot, there is a cruise ship dock on the left, and then you will come to a dock and see a container resting on the side.

It's called a café. It is estimated that you have been shopping around Otaru for most of the day at this time, and you are also tired, so it is best to sit down here, have a drink, and look at the sea quietly. (I think it's just turning right at the red light intersection of Minato Town, and then walking to the beach on the right, which is a café) (The container is so big, and the location is limited.)

It's just that tourists from other places will not find this) (this view is roughly what you see from the café) (This is the way back from the café, on the way to the train station, in front of which is the Minato Town Intersection) (On the road from the Minamachi Intersection to Otaru Station Station, there is a section of abandoned train tracks.

If you like to take pictures, you can join in the fun) Why do you have to soak, Yunluo thinks that you can feel it in a few pictures. (All are the introduction pictures of the hotel, not taken by Yunluo, but it is not an exaggeration, it is such a great real scene) The above pictures are all from the scenery of Yunluo and An's first encounter with the hot springs.

Soaking in the hot springs of Lake Toya is a must, and if you do go, then Yunraku suggests that this "Kazeresort" is the best choice. Because it has an invincible rooftop infinity hot spring with an invincible view! Take a train from Sapporo on the Hakodate Line.

You can arrive at Toya Station halfway, and after arriving at the station, you need to take a bus to Toya Lake Hot Spring Town, the number of buses is very small, the timetable is not recorded, and there may be some other guides. It takes about half an hour to arrive. Once you arrive at the Toyako Bus Terminal, you can walk to the hotel, which is very small.

The best hotel here is the Windsor Resort Hotel in the middle of the lake on the west side of the lake, and local tyrants can go and book. The main popularity of the town is concentrated in the south side of the lake, but to be honest, don't expect any popularity, it is a really quiet hot spring town, and most of the tourists who come here are Japanese tourists. I can't book any other suitable hotel. (To be continued)