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景點北海道 · 札幌
A theme park where you can see the factory line for Shiroi Koibito cookies, set in European-style buildings and gardens.
景點北海道 · 小樽
A street of glass, music-box and sweet shops in old merchant houses and warehouses. Good for snacking as you walk.
A shop filled with music boxes in a brick building from 1912. The steam clock in front is the landmark.
A glass shop in a stone warehouse from the 1890s, known for its cafe hall lit only by oil lamps.
A small market right beside Otaru Station, with fish stalls and seafood rice-bowl diners. Busiest from morning until noon.
景點北海道 · 函館
Shops and restaurants in Meiji-era warehouses along the harbor. Pretty when lit at night.
Right next to the station. Seafood rice bowls and squid fishing. Busiest from early morning until around noon.
景點東北 · 仙台
A lane of fish, vegetable and deli stalls a short walk from the station. Despite the name, it stays open into the evening.
景點關東 · 東京
Said to be Tokyo's oldest temple. From Kaminarimon Gate with its giant lantern, the Nakamise shopping lane leads to the main hall.
A crossing where crowds pour across from every side each time the lights change. The statue of the dog Hachiko stands by the station.
A shrine deep in a forest. The entrance is right beside Harajuku Station, close to Takeshita Street and its youth fashion shops.
A broadcasting tower 634 meters tall. Two observation decks look across the Kanto Plain, and a large shopping complex sits at its base.
A market district crammed with sushi, seafood-bowl and rolled-omelet shops. Most open early in the morning and close in the early afternoon.
A district of electronics stores and anime, game and figure shops. It starts right outside the Electric Town exit of the station.
景點關東 · 橫濱
A modern waterfront district. The observation floor of Landmark Tower looks over the harbor, and the big Ferris wheel lights up at night.
Shops and restaurants in brick warehouses from the 1910s. Seasonal events are held in the plaza in front.
Streets packed with Chinese restaurants behind brightly painted gates. The Kanteibyo and Masobyo temples are here too.
景點關東 · 鎌倉
A lively shopping street running from the station's east exit toward Hachimangu, lined with snack stalls and souvenir shops.
景點關東 · 箱根
The hot-spring town at the entrance to Hakone. Souvenir and sweet-bun shops line the street by the station, and there are day-use baths.
景點中部・北陸 · 金澤
A stone-paved street of old teahouses with wooden lattices, now with gold-leaf shops and cafes. Quiet early and late in the day.
A covered market of fish, crab and local vegetables. The seafood rice-bowl restaurants have queues around lunchtime.
景點中部・北陸 · 飛驒高山
Streets of dark-latticed merchant houses dating from the Edo period, with sake breweries and stalls for dango and Hida beef.
A market held every morning along the Miyagawa River. Buy vegetables, pickles and handmade goods from the makers. Ends around noon.
景點中部・北陸 · 松本
A street of old storehouses with black-and-white lattice plaster walls, now home to craft shops and cafes.
A car-free lane of tiny shops along the river, with frogs as its mascot. A shrine stands right beside it.
景點中部・北陸 · 名古屋
Covered shopping arcades beside a temple, mixing second-hand clothes, electronics, anime shops and street food from many countries.
Nagoya's central shopping district. Look for Oasis 21, a glass roof holding a sheet of water, and the TV tower standing in the park.
景點關西 · 京都
A narrow covered street of shops selling fish, pickles, rolled omelet and more. Eat at the shop front, not while walking.
景點關西 · 奈良
A quarter of narrow lanes and latticed townhouses around Gango-ji, a World Heritage temple. Many houses are now shops and cafes.
景點關西 · 大阪
A canal-side entertainment street of giant signs and neon, packed with takoyaki, okonomiyaki and kushikatsu shops. Liveliest at night.
A 300 m skyscraper. The top three floors are an observatory, with views to distant hills and sea on clear days. Department store below.
A covered market of fish, meat and fruit shops. Some will grill what you choose to eat on the spot.
A long covered shopping street running south to Dotonbori. Amerikamura, on its west side, is full of vintage clothes and youth fashion.
景點關西 · 神戶
A harbor park with the red Port Tower, next to a waterfront shopping area. At night the tower and Ferris wheel are reflected in the water.
Chinese restaurants and food stalls packed between red gates. Buy pork buns and other snacks and eat them in the square.
The district laid out for foreign traders after the port opened. Its old stone office buildings now hold brand shops and cafes.
景點中國地區 · 岡山・倉敷
White-walled storehouses and old townhouses along a willow-lined canal. You can also ride a small boat.
A red-brick Meiji-era cotton mill, now a hotel and shops, with ivy-covered walls and a courtyard.
A shopping street in Kojima, a denim-making town, lined with the shops of local jeans makers.
景點四國 · 高松
A network of long covered shopping streets. The glass dome at Marugamemachi is the landmark. There are many udon shops.
景點四國 · 松山・道後溫泉
A covered shopping street running from the mechanical clock and foot bath by the station to the Honkan. Good for souvenirs and snacks.
Two covered shopping streets joined in an L shape in the center of Matsuyama, with restaurants serving local dishes such as tai-meshi.
景點九州 · 福岡・博多
A shopping and entertainment complex built around a canal, with shops, cinemas, a theater and hotels. There are fountain shows.
Fukuoka's main shopping district. A long underground mall with a cobblestone look runs north to south, handy on rainy days.
景點九州 · 長崎
A Chinatown lined with restaurants serving champon and sara-udon noodles. It is a venue for the Nagasaki Lantern Festival in winter.
景點九州 · 熊本・阿蘇
A cluster of restaurants and souvenir shops at the foot of Kumamoto Castle, with a hands-on museum about the castle's history.
Wide covered shopping streets running north and south of the tram street at Torichosuji, with places for horse sashimi and Kumamoto ramen.
The home base of Kumamon, Kumamoto Prefecture's bear mascot. There is a goods shop, and Kumamon appears in person on some days.
景點九州 · 別府・由布院
A street of shops and cafes leading from Yufuin Station toward Lake Kinrin, with Mt. Yufu rising ahead.
景點九州 · 鹿兒島
Kagoshima's downtown. Its arcades have places for black pork, Kagoshima ramen and "shirokuma" shaved ice.
景點沖繩 · 那霸
Naha's main street, running about 1.6 km from Kencho-mae to Makishi and lined with souvenir shops and Okinawan restaurants.
"Naha's kitchen", with colorful fish, pork and pickles. Fish bought downstairs can be cooked for you at the eateries upstairs.
A stone-paved street of kilns and shops selling yachimun, Okinawan pottery. You can buy tableware and shisa lion-dog figures.
White terraces of shops and restaurants on a small island south of the airport, with views of the sunset and of planes coming and going.
A small, old-fashioned shopping street in a quiet neighborhood full of temples. The Yuyake Dandan steps at its entrance look down the lane.
A hot-spring village that has welcomed foreign guests since the 1870s. Walk its street of antique shops, a photo studio and an old hotel.
The former factory of Noritake tableware: red-brick buildings, green lawns, and a craft center where you can watch china being painted.
Grand old houses of tie-dye merchants line the former Tokaido road. You can buy Arimatsu shibori cloth and small goods.
Just east of Umeda, a pocket of lanes with old wooden row houses, now cafes, vintage clothing shops and small stores.
A cluster of cafes and craft shops in old harbor warehouses, right by the sea.
The home of Tobe ware, white porcelain painted in indigo. You can visit kiln shops and try painting a piece yourself.
A market of mostly fish shops, called "Hakata's kitchen". It is busiest from morning until around noon.
A small market by Asato Station that dates from just after the war. At night the bars in its narrow alleys fill up.
景點關西 · 從京都河原町步行可到
A covered shopping street from Shijo to Sanjo. Small temples and a shrine sit between the souvenir shops.
景點關西 · 從難波步行可到
A street of kitchenware specialists. Browse knives, tableware and plastic food samples.
景點北海道 · 從札幌步行可到
A 520 m underground walkway linking the station area with Odori and Susukino. Events fill its plazas, and it keeps you out of the snow.
景點北海道 · 從薄野步行可到
A covered shopping street running seven blocks between South 2 and South 3. Handy for souvenirs and snacks.
A city market dating back to the early Meiji era, full of Hokkaido seafood and fruit. Some stalls serve seafood on the spot.
景點東北 · 從仙台步行可到
An arcade that begins just west of the station, packed with places to eat and souvenir shops. Walkable in the rain.
The arcade that carries on west from Hapina Nakakecho, with a small Fudo temple tucked in among the shops.
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