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なつ
Feb. 16, 2023
I took this photo at "Aqua Park Shinagawa" near Shinagawa Station in Tokyo! !! I visited to take pictures with a friend from the photography club. A dolphin parade is being held, and dolphins fly coolly in time with the light and sound. There is no doubt that you will be attracted by the cuteness and coolness of the dolphins!!! In addition to the parade, you can also see a jungle zone and sea animals such as penguins, seals, otters, and sharks! Please visit when you go to Shinagawa Station!
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はなぶさ
Jan. 30, 2023
The fifth stage of the series "Kobe, Rediscovered" will deliver the Ferris wheel Wonder Wheel from Kobe Harborland. This very symbolic Ferris wheel was originally opened at a leisure facility called AOIA on Rokko Island, and was in the spotlight as the world's first large Ferris wheel with an illumination function. I had a very strong impression of this time, and I used to look at this Ferris wheel from the mountains with its sparkling in the sea at night. However, the leisure facilities were damaged by the earthquake, and the Ferris wheel was relocated here in Harborland. Now he is completely Lord-like. In the daytime, the Ferris wheel is iridescent with sunlight, and at night, the illuminations of people create an illusion. Harborland is very lively day and night. It is a large Ferris wheel that always accompanies the bustle with flowers.
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Jan. 13, 2023
Introducing the posts of Abashiri Tourist Association official accounts! Japanese smelt fishing unique to winter sounds fun, doesn't it? Japanese smelt fishing at Lake Abashiri in Abashiri City, Hokkaido started on January 7. You can enjoy it empty-handed, and Japanese smelt you catch it can be eaten with tempura. ◆Lake Abashiri Japanese smelt Fishing◆ 【Address】Abashiri-shi Yobito 823-2 Land Government-owned land 【Parking】Available / Approx. 80 spaces 【Access】 About 20 minutes by bus from Memanbetsu Airport About 10 minutes by bus from Abashiri Station Please check the official website for details.
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Abashiri Tourist Association
Jan. 12, 2023 (edited)
Abashiri Tourist Association.
This year as well, the Abashiri winter tradition "Japanese smelt fishing" started on Saturday, January 7.
Depending on the freezing conditions of Lake Abashiri, it will be held until Tuesday, March 21.
You can also enjoy the Japanese smelt you catch yourself as tempura. Additional charge required
Set price: Adults 1,800 yen / Elementary school students 1,400 yen
【Set contents】Recreational fishing fee, rental rod, device, bait, drilling fee, rental chair
A deep fryer set including pan, oil, deep frying powder, chopsticks, plates, and electromagnetic stove is available for 1,000 yen.
*Reservations are not required.
* Please return the rental item by 15:30.
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Abashiri Tourist Association
Jan. 12, 2023
Abashiri Tourist Association. This year as well, the Abashiri winter tradition "Japanese smelt fishing" started on Saturday, January 7. Depending on the freezing conditions of Lake Abashiri, it will be held until Tuesday, March 21. You can also enjoy the Japanese smelt you catch yourself as tempura. Additional charge required Set price: Adults 1,800 yen / Elementary school students 1,400 yen 【Set contents】Recreational fishing fee, rental rod, device, bait, drilling fee, rental chair A deep fryer set including pan, oil, deep frying powder, chopsticks, plates, and electromagnetic stove is available for 1,000 yen. *Reservations are not required. * Please return the rental item by 15:30.
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Dec. 14, 2022
This is Rembrandt Style Sapporo. Rembrandt Style Sapporo offers easy access to popular tourist attractions in Sapporo. Here we will introduce the sightseeing spots around the hotel. 【Sapporo City Clock Tower】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 15 minutes on foot The Sapporo Clock Tower is a historical building that was the predecessor of Hokkaido University and was used as a demonstration hall for the Sapporo Agricultural College. It was built in 1878 Meiji 11 and is designated as a nationally designated important cultural property. 【Odori Park】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 15 minutes on foot Odori Park is also famous as a venue for the Lilac Festival in spring, the Yosakoi Soran Festival and beer garden in summer, the Autumn Fest where Hokkaido food gathers in autumn, and the Snow Festival and White Illuminations in winter. It is also an oasis in the office district with about 4,700 trees. 【Susukino】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 4 minutes on foot Susukino is one of the leading entertainment districts in Japan and is also known as one of the "three major entertainment districts in Japan". There are many restaurants lined up, so it is the best spot to enjoy Hokkaido gourmet. 【Maruyama Zoo】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 7 minutes by car Maruyama Zoo is one of the leading zoos in Hokkaido with about 170 species and 900 animals. Polar bears are especially popular, and you can interact with sheep at the children's zoo. 【Sapporo TV Tower】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 14 minutes on foot The Sapporo TV Tower, completed in 1956, is located in Odori Park, which divides the center of Sapporo from north to south. From the observatory about 90 meters above the ground, you can overlook the area around Sapporo, and the beauty of the illumination at night is recommended. 【Central Wholesale Market Outer Market】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 7 minutes by car Located next to the Central Wholesale Market in Sapporo's kitchen, about 60 stores sell the freshest seafood purchased from the Central Wholesale Market. There are many restaurants such as rice bowls, set meals, and ramen, so why not enjoy Hokkaido gourmet? 【Former Hokkaido Government Office Building Red Brick Government Building】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 18 minutes on foot The former Hokkaido Government Office Building is a brick Western-style building that was once built as the main office building of the Hokkaido Government Office, and was built in 1888 Meiji 21. It still retains its original appearance, and the museum is open to the public free of charge, and materials tracing the history of Hokkaido are also on display. 【Nakajima Park Sapporo, Hokkaido】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 13 minutes on foot Nakajima Park has been certified as one of the "Top 100 City Parks in Japan" and is a park rich in nature. You can enjoy cherry blossoms and wisteria flowers in spring, kishoub in summer, and red and yellow leaves in autumn. 【Hokkaido Shrine】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 7 minutes by car Hokkaido Jingu is one of the representative shrines of Hokkaido and is said to be one of the best power spots in Hokkaido. In the spring season, it is also popular as a famous spot for cherry blossoms in full bloom in the precincts of about 180,000 square meters about 4 times the size of Tokyo Dome. 【Sapporo Okurayama Observatory】 ・Access from Rembrandt Style Sapporo: 13 minutes by car At the Sapporo Okurayama Observatory, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city of Sapporo and the Ishikari Plain from the jumping platform where international ski jumping competitions are held. At the observation deck at an altitude of 307 meters, you can travel by a two-seater lift that is also used by ski jumpers. Please use Rembrandt Style Sapporo and enjoy sightseeing in Sapporo at these spots. Please check the reservation of Rembrandt Style Sapporo from the official website listed in the profile section. ■Rembrandt Style Sapporo Information■ 【Address】〒064-0807 Hokkaido Sapporo-shi Chuo-ku Minami 7-jo Nishi 5-chome 【Phone number】011-522-5746
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Dylan Gibson
Nov. 18, 2021
Managed to stop by Ueno Zoo the other day for a little bit and while I didn't get to see much of the animals because we were short on time, we did get to see a few of the attractions around the park. The first one is "Sala Thai" a gift from the Thai Government to mark the 120th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and Japan, as written on the plaque. The second one is the five-story pagoda of the former Kanei-ji Temple. The pagoda was built in 1631 and rebuilt in 1639. Besides that are just some photos of the scenery around the park, and you can see some of the autumn colors on the trees and even in Shinobazu Pond. We also managed to get some tasty lunch. This looks like steak but it was actually like a pork-steak cutlet type of thing. It tasted great though. Hopefully I'll have some more time to actually see the animals next time I go lol It's was registered as an Important Cultural Property in 1911.
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Justin Schultz
Nov. 18, 2021
Some more photos from the Shinagawa Aquarium since I wasn't able to post them all yesterday. I have a lot of pictures of jellyfish but it's so hard to take good photos of them, and it's the same for fish as well. A lot of them are just too small and so the photos came out blurry. Anyways, these are some of the better ones I was able to take. I really liked how the iguana was just chillin on the branch and warming himself up with the UV lamp. I haven't seen an iguana in a long time. I was happy I was able to take some decent photos of the sharks as well. I'm not exactly sure what types of sharks they are but they're still really cool to see. The smaller one seemed like he was tired and when I first passed him and he was sleeping in the back of the tank but when I came by again he was at the front moving around slowly. I was pretty happy with the stingray photo as well, and I'm not sure what the long stingray-looking animal was, but it was interesting. It might not be a type of stingray at all, I'm not sure because it was my first time seeing it, but it kind of looked similar I thought besides the tail area. Penguins are always cool too. I like the emperor penguins. Their hair always reminds me of Boris Johnson's😂 Then just a couple pictures from the dolphin show area. I got a nice melon soda float and then there's a picture of a dolphin listening to his trainer's instructions lol. Thought it was cute
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Justin Schultz
Nov. 17, 2021
Went to the Shinagawa Aquarium for the first time last weekend. It was my girlfriend's sister's birthday and so we made reservations for a restaurant and bought tickets to the aquarium in advance. We ate at Grill & Bar AW55, they had an all-you-can-eat salad bar, a drink bar with different types of flavored water, and some soup as well. All of it tasted really good, I really liked the Bolognese pasta, but the salad and soup both tasted delicious as well. After eating we went to the aquarium and it was really awesome, I liked seeing the jellyfish as always but the dolphin shows were really awesome as well. We actually stayed long enough to see the afternoon show and the night show, both with different themes. On top of that, we unintentionally got to participate in a wedding😂. It was totally unexpected, they even did a special show with the dolphins to celebrate it. It was quite the spectacle to see. After enjoying the aquarium we went to get some dinner and found this hole-in-the-wall yakiniku restaurant that was unfortunately going out of business, probably due to the pandemic. Luckily for us, all drinks were 100 yen... Between the 3 of us we ended up ordering like 25 different drinks I think, we started with a round of beers that each would normally cost 600 yen, for just 100 yen, and after that we ordered a bunch of different meats and just drank every different type of drink on the menu lol. I was trying everything plum wine, sours, beers.. we were a little drunk on the way out of the restaurant but we ended the night with some cake around 11pm still! All in all, it was a total blast.
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