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Not Being a Top Student Still Can Dine at Taiwan's No. 1 University: National Taiwan University

National Taiwan University (NTU) is the top-ranked university in Taiwan and a dream institution for many locals. While only outstanding students can enroll, the general public is welcome to visit, explore, take photos, and even enjoy delicious food on campus. The atmosphere at NTU is relaxed and elegant, and the campus is open to everyone.

Taipei Seafood Feast – Hi-Lai Harbour (漢來海港)vs AAD Seafood Market (上引水產)

Sashimi and seafood have always been popular among Hong Kongers. With Taiwan surrounded by the sea, its seafood offerings are abundant, making it easy to enjoy seafood when visiting Taipei. However, if you're looking for a valuable seafood feast, Hi Lai Harbour and AAD Seafood Market not to be missed.

Taipei Dining Guide: The Four Most Popular Soy Milk and Fried Bread Stick Shops for Breakfast

When it comes to breakfast combining Chinese and Taiwanese styles, tourists in Taipei usually flock to the famous Fu Hang Soy Milk(阜杭豆漿), but there's often a long queue. In fact, Taipei has many delicious alternatives that don’t require waiting in line. Today, I’ll introduce four beloved soy milk shops in Taipei, offering options from breakfast and lunch to late-night snacks, all at affordable prices!

Taiwan Family Trip: Whale and Dolphin Watching in Yilan and Meeting Capybara at Orchid Garden

Looking for a family getaway for Summer? If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature, consider a trip to the beautiful Yilan for an animal encounter adventure. Whether it's heading out to sea to spot whales and dolphins or visiting a farm to get up close with adorable capybara, both activities are sure to provide a healing experience for adults and kids alike.

One of Japan's Three Great Hidden Scenic Spots: "Iya" in Tokushima Prefecture

The Iya River stretches 10 kilometers, and within this lush, wooded gorge, one can see the sheer cliffs carved by nature, showcasing the unparalleled craftsmanship of the natural world. The Iya region can be simply divided into East Iya and West Iya. To the west, there are the Iya River hot springs, while to the east lies the hidden scenic village of Ochiai and Tsurugi Mountain, the second highest mountain in Western Japan.

Japan's Three Great Cat Legends: The Hidden Shrine of Tokushima with Over Ten Thousand Lucky Cats

In Tokushima, there is a paradise for cat enthusiasts called "Amasu Daigongen Shrine" (お松大権現). This shrine was established based on Japan's three great cat legends and is adorned both inside and out with cat decorations and stone cat statues. A special area has been created to house over ten thousand fortune cats of varying sizes. Cat lovers shouldn't miss this hidden cat shrine in Tokushima!

Experience the Stunning Natural Scenery of the Naruto Whirlpool in Tokushima

Japan is rich in natural beauty, and when it comes to the most famous tourist attractions in Tokushima Prefecture on Shikoku Island, the Naruto Whirlpool is certainly among the top. It is particularly spectacular during the spring and autumn tides, with diameters reaching up to 20 meters when timed with the tidal schedule. Travelers can choose to take a sightseeing boat for a close-up view of the whirlpool or enjoy the breathtaking sight from above on the Great Naruto Bridge, making for an unforgettable experience.

Tokushima Mima City Historic Street: Home of Artisans

Located in eastern Shikoku, Tokushima Prefecture serves as the starting point for the pilgrimage of the 88 sacred sites of Shikoku. Its long and rich history has given rise to unique cultures such as Awa Odori and Awa indigo dyeing. About 40 kilometers from Tokushima City, Mima City not only preserves wooden houses built during the Edo period but is also a hub for traditional indigo dyeing and washi (Japanese paper) artisans, making it an ideal destination for a cultural experience.

Shikoku, Japan: Discover the Hidden Beauty of Tokushima Prefecture's Iya Region

When it comes to Shikoku, one cannot overlook Tokushima Prefecture's Iya region, known for its rich natural resources and historical cultural heritage. As one of Japan's three great hidden scenic spots, Iya is remote yet preserves its pristine landscapes, rustic vine bridges, magnificent waterfalls, and relaxing hot springs, making it an ideal destination for experiencing Japan's rural scenery and enjoying green tourism.

Japan Travel Guide! 6 Must-Visit Attractions in Tokushima, Japan

Tokushima in Shikoku is renowned for its abundant natural resources, breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and distinctive Awa culture. With a plethora of attractions to explore, ranging from hidden gems and remarkable bridges to unique tidal phenomena, we have curated a selection of six must-visit spots in Tokushima for you to fully immerse yourself in the allure of this region from a myriad of perspectives.

Exploring Glamping in Japan: Discovering the Best Sites!

If you want to get close to nature but don't want the hassle of traditional camping, what should you do? Consider glamping! Glamping has become popular not only in its origins in Australia and Africa but also in Japan. To help you enjoy this luxurious outdoor experience, I've gathered information on three major glamping destinations in Japan—Tokyo, Yonago, and Osaka—so you can easily connect with nature while in Japan.

Tottori: A Journey to the Roots of Gegege no Kitaro and Detective Conan

To attract more visitors, towns across Japan are getting creative. In Tottori Prefecture, both Sakaiminato City and Hokuei Town have developed anime-themed attractions dedicated to Shigeru Mizuki, the creator of Gegege no Kitaro, and Gosho Aoyama, the creator of Detective Conan. Even the airports are named "Yonago Kitaro Airport" and "Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport," immersing travelers in the worlds of Kitaro and Conan from the moment they arrive!

The Aroma of Coffee in the Air! Recommended Cafés in Yonago

Although Tottori Prefecture has the smallest population in Japan, it was once ranked first in coffee consumption nationwide. This is because the residents of Tottori Prefecture are coffee enthusiasts. As a result, you can find many high-quality cafes in Yonago, Sakaiminato, and Tottori City. Here are three selected cafes in Yonago that will not disappoint you in terms of atmosphere and food quality!

Tottori Sand Dunes: The Magical Wonders of Nature

Yonago City, one of the two major cities in Tottori Prefecture, is a must-visit spot in the region—the largest coastal sand dune in Japan, the "Tottori Sand Dunes." Here, you can experience the incredible craftsmanship of nature. The Tottori Sand Dunes are located near the center of Tottori City, making them easily accessible. You can take a bus from JR Tottori Station heading towards the sand dunes, which takes about 22 minutes. Alternatively, you can use the Kirin bus for transportation.

Recharge Journey: Tottori Misasa Onsen Village Ryokan Recommendations

In Tottori Prefecture, Misasa Onsen, Kaike Onsen, and Togo Onsen are all considered prestigious hot spring villages in Japan. Among them, Misasa Onsen Village, located in Tohaku District, Tottori, has been selected as one of Japan’s top 100 hot springs. It is also adjacent to the popular tourist destination of Kurayoshi in central Tottori and the national treasure, Mitokusan Sanbutsu-ji Nageiredo. Many visitors stop by Misasa Onsen after exploring Kurayoshi to relax in the healing hot springs and then challenge themselves by visiting Nageiredo the next day.

Recharge Trip: Tottori Daisen Family Adventure

Tottori Daisen, part of Japan's third National Daisen-Oki National Park, is formed by eight mountain peaks. At 1,729 meters, Daisen is the highest peak in the San'in and Sanyo regions and is also known as "Hoki Fuji." Daisen has been selected as one of Japan's 100 famous mountains. As a sacred site for Buddhism, the mountain was closed to the public until the Meiji era, allowing it to preserve its pristine natural environment. It boasts the largest beech forest in western Japan, offering stunning views and making it a popular destination for hiking and winter skiing. No wonder it’s considered a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.

Tottori’s Ultimate Fishing Port! Sakaiminato – A Seafood Haven

Tottori Prefecture, located between the Sea of Japan and Japan’s Chugoku Mountain Range, is about a three-hour journey from Osaka or Kyoto. Thanks to Greater Bay Airlines’ new direct flights from Hong Kong to Yonago, access to Tottori has become much more convenient. Sakaiminato, in the western part of Tottori, is one of Japan's top fishing ports, producing 60% of the country's red snow crabs. This has solidified the association of "Tottori = Crab Prefecture" in the minds of many. Visitors coming to Sakaiminato during crab season must indulge in this seafood treasure trove!

Hidden Gems of Tottori - Top 5 Must-Visit Photo Spots

Taking photos during trips and sharing the sights and experiences with friends on social media is a great way to extend the joy of travel! Tottori Prefecture, located in the western part of Japan's Honshu Island, boasts rich natural landscapes and local historical architecture, offering countless scenic spots worth visiting. Here, we present five must-visit photo spots in Tottori. Make the most of your holiday and enjoy Tottori to the fullest!

Top 3 Glamping Sites in Tottori City – Only 15 Minutes from the City Center

In recent years, many travelers have been opting to stay at "Glamping" sites that do not require bringing their own tents or camping equipment, allowing them to easily enjoy the luxury camping experience with top-notch facilities and services. Tottori Prefecture, rich in natural resources, is particularly well-suited for activities like Glamping. Within the prefecture, you can find a variety of unique Glamping sites such as starry domes and cabins, many equipped with luxuries like air conditioning and private bathrooms. Even camping beginners can easily get close to nature in Tottori!

Hong Kong Local Street Food Guide: A Day of Tasting Adventure in Shau Kei Wan's Main Street

When visiting Hong Kong, immersing yourself in the local food and drink scene is an essential experience. Popular districts like Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Mong Kok boast a diverse array of restaurants catering to various palates. Moreover, the city is home to numerous hidden gem eateries waiting to be discovered. Hong Kong Island's Shau Kei Wan, East Street, renowned as the Michelin street of the Eastern District in Hong Kong, hosts over 50 eateries in just a short stretch, drawing many locals to explore the area for culinary delights.