Monthly Archives for September 2013
Royce’ Chocolate World
Chocolate World is produced by a Hokkaido’s local chocolate maker ROYCE. It was opened at New Chitose Airport on the 15th of July, 2011. It is the first chocolate factory and museum located inside of an airport in Japan. The … Continue reading
Chirimen hanging dolls
Chirimen is a traditional weaving technique that was developed in the late sixteenth century in Japan. The cloth or silk fabric that is made from, this technique is also called “chirimen.” The touch is so soft & artfully mix colors … Continue reading
Kiyomizu historical district: Inclined to shop
A good area to shop is the street going down from the Kiyomizu-dera Temple into the Kiyomizu historic district. Take the wide stone stairs down from the temple, then turn right at the corner where the street goes straight down. … Continue reading
Yokohama ramen museum
This is a museum dedicated to Japanese noodles. It is an eclectric ensemble of old-style Tokyo and a display of all the instand noodle packaging throughout the years. There is also a section where you can try the different styles … Continue reading
Yokohama City
Yokohama, being Japan’s second-largest city, has a little something for everyone. Its romantic harbor is lined with parks and backed by a breathtaking skyline. History buffs can see numerous centuries-old structures inside Sankeien Garden. The Ramen Museum and Chinatown are … Continue reading