1.Akhibara
Akihabara is a district in Tokyo, Japan which known of many people throughout the world as electronic and computer goods center and most of it as otaku cultural center and it is a shopping paradise for video games, anime and manga lovers.
There is also a lot of food stall and a lot of maid cafes around the district. Maid cafe is a strange cute cafe that's offered you a food and services of entertainment and the waiters will wear a cute costume like a maid in the comics. and you will find them greeting you "Konbanwa" or good night or "Ohayōgozaimasu" good morning with high tone of voice..super kawaii!!
Don't worry if you are not a fans of anime or manga because it's still very interesting to look at what's in there and there are numerous of random cute things, you will find cheap cameras, souvenirs, cute portable charger, phone case, everything..you just might spend a lot and lot of moneys in there.
2.Shibuya
Shibuya is known with the "Shibuya Crossing" and Hachiko Statue
and this area is the fashion center and nightlife area
3.Ginza
Ginza it's a major Shopping district, it is a luxurious shopping district where you can find all the fancy international department stores, shops, boutique, restaurants, boutiques.
such as: Chanel, Carolina Herrera, Dior, Gucci, Luis Vuitton, Sony, Apple Store, Wako, seiko and also Laduree Restaurant.
This place is different from any other theme of the Disney land it have nautical theme and it was designed by japan company so it's a mix between Disney character and a beautiful re-creation background just like in arab, italy or America.
There are seven themed areas or ports; Mediterranean Harbor, American Waterfront, Lost River Delta, Port Discovery, Mermaid Lagoon, Arabian coast and Myterious Island.
a little tips for you guys is make sure to make a plan how did you wanna get start, which route you should take it first? because one day is surely is not enough..too many attractions, too may beautiful places to look at, it's very huge area the long line in every attractions.
We do it from Mediterranean Harbor to American waterfront all of that and end it in mysterious island, but I suggest for you to go in a reverse way from Mysterious island to American water front or Mediterranean Harbor.
So go get your Disney Sea map and get the info of the fast pace, the fast pace itself only for main attraction and it have like a system by timing..so if you already take the 1st place you cannot take the 2nd until certain time..they will announce the time table in every attractions.
To getting around the places there are several ways like train and gondola or small ships.
1.Mediterranean Harbor
2.American Waterfront
3.Port Discovery
4. Lost River Delta
5. Mermaid Lagoon
6. Arabian Coast
7. Mysterious Island
view at night
The "Kachi-Kachi" Ropeway offers you with 360 degree panoramic views which you can see Fuji Mountain, Lake Kawaguchiko plus the Minami Alps (Akaishi and Arakawa Mountain), it's located in Eastern of The Lake Kawaguchiko and this ropeway will be elevated in 1,075 meters .
You can take a round trip with ropeway again or follow the hiking trail which will took about 30 minutes with stunning views.
Other than beautiful view, what interested it's their very cute and friendly icon the rabbit and the raccoon which makes me curious what's the story behind it. There are different story from one to another, they said it appear on the old folks that the rabbit are not friends with the raccoon who sets him on fire and drowning him in a river, but another version of the story is the rabbit try to revenge the raccoon who could change himself into rabbit and pretend to be the rabbit and killed and then burn the wife of the rabbit.
It's a very terrifying story but beside that story behind it, the kids are love to see the cute and friendly statue of the rabbit and the raccoon.
What do they have in the observation deck? again you will be surprised they welcomed you with opened the small tea house called Tanuki Tea House that serves you little snacks and hot coffee, ice cream, juice as a leisure spot for tourist sightseeing.
other than Tanuki Tea House is there are some spots that they believe will bring you some luckiness.
If you are lucky you will see the Fuji Mountain..but as you can see it's still beautiful...right?
Bell of Tenjo...it is believed that if you ring the bell and wish in your heart it will come true
can you imagined if all the Sakura bloom in here?..will be more beautiful
Kawarake Throwing...you can buy on Tanuki Tea House for the cups and throw it inside of the rope in the archway and your wish will come true.
for more info: http://www.kachikachiyama-ropeway.com/en/
wow...you don't know how blessed we are..haha
we were not expected to see the Magnificent and mystical Fuji Mountain in that day just because we already know the weather forecaster that it might be cloudy and heavily rain.
but...in the day we finally able to see it very clearly.
Fuji Mountain could be seen anywhere in the five lakes area that i already told you in my previous post, but this day we headed to the traditional and authentic village of old culture of Japan. This Village called Iyashi No Sato and it is located on the west of the Lake Saiko.
Most of the house in here have been converted into shops, restaurants, museum, galleries.
You can take a walk to enjoy the beautiful village with the view of Fuji Mountain and doing some activities in here such as; join the workshop to make traditional products, visiting the museum, the gallery, shop some souvenirs or enjoy the hot Soba or Ramen noodles or why not try the Kimono or Samurai outfit and take a picture :)
The main gate..where you can buy the ticket in here
relax...and take a look around
small beautiful house everywhere
Can you see the beauty and the mystic ? I got chill while i'm there
small shops that we visit twice..they almost have everything, the cold drinks, hot ocha, ice cream with unique flavors (wasabi, peach, green tea, etc.), ramen, snacks, souvenir, chocolate with Fuji Mountain shape, fruit...pretty much everything huh?...
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