Nagoya

There are lots of little piggy-shaped treats, and the staff will actively guide them to you. The indoor environment is clean and odorless. The donuts are a bit disappointing.

This trip was a self-guided tour of Osaka and Kansai with my family. The itinerary included Akashi Bridge, Nara, Kobe, Koshien Stadium, and more. Using KKday to buy a one-day pass was really effective, saving money and avoiding queues.

We'll meet at the designated location at 8:00 AM (Ms. Zhang is our guide today). At 9:20 AM, we'll stop at a rest stop for restroom breaks, and arrive at Kamikochi around 11:30 AM. The guide will introduce the Kamikochi trails on the bus and confirm your drop-off points. We'll disembark at Taisho Pond, and all return buses will depart from the main bus terminal. The guide will walk with us from Taisho Pond to Kappa Bridge, and will also introduce delicious apple pie, Azumino yogurt, and more on the bus. We'll meet at 3:00 PM to prepare for the return trip, which will include one more rest stop. We'll arrive back at Nagoya Station around 6:46 PM. Due to a landslide on National Route 158, buses will need to take a detour, adding a little extra time to the journey. Otherwise, everything is fine. The weather in Kamikochi is fantastic—the wind is refreshing, and the water is crystal clear—it's truly chill. Although we spent a lot of time on transportation, it was definitely worth it. I highly recommend trying the yogurt; it's incredibly delicious!

During my recent trip to Japan, I used KDDI's eSIM, and the 5G network speed was extremely stable and smooth. The setup process was simple and quick—just scan and use. Whether navigating in the city or taking photos in the mountains, the network connection never dropped. With 12GB of storage, it's the perfect high-value choice for a family trip!