Taito Ward

The Swedish painting exhibition "Light of the Nordic Regions: The Radiance of Everyday Life" captures the flow of sunlight and the warmth of daily life in the frigid region with delicate brushstrokes. Whether it's the soft light on a lake or a tranquil moment by an indoor window, the works reveal a deep and affectionate gaze at nature and time. The paintings convey the rhythm of Nordic life—simple, peaceful, and full of warmth.

The signboard and stairs at the entrance are not very noticeable, but the restaurant is clean and tidy. The staff are busy but still keep smiling. The food is really delicious, no doubt about it, above average!

The trip went smoothly and the experience was great. It's a pity the 5th Station was closed, so we had to reschedule. Having more time would have made it even better.

There were many beautiful kimonos to choose from, and the hair was styled beautifully. There were also many hair accessories and handbags to choose from. We also opted for a makeup service, which was helpful for those of us who don't know much about makeup. The makeup was done with great care, but it made our skin look a bit too pale. Finally, we also opted for a photography service. The photographer was very attentive and patiently taught us how to pose, and the photos were beautiful. However, Senso-ji Temple was just too crowded.