5/5 Shena D. 1 year ago on Google
A
blissful
walking
experience,
just
hold
on
tight
to
the
purse
strings:
you
will
find
it
hard
not
to
spend
money
from
the
very
first
shop
you
come
across
in
this
lovely
Bikan
quarter.
I
am
a
shopaholic
and
had
to
restrain
myself
with
difficulty.
Managed
to
do
it
60%
successfully
only
because
there
was
was
so
much
to
photograph.
Love
the
bustling
energy
in
the
whole
area.
There
are
many
restaurants
around
but
we
did
not
go
to
the
highly
rated
ones,
we
picked
an
unobtrusive
looking
one
and
very
glad
we
did
as
it
was
a
family
run
Izakaya:
Mikaku.
Loved
the
food.
I
find
such
restaurants
all
around
the
cities
I
travel
to
and
try
them
out.
They
have
different
taste
to
their
cooking
compared
to
big
restaurants.
Look
out
for
people
dressed
in
traditional
costumes
who
walk
around
leisurely,
like
tourists
😉
Oh
there
are
a
few
shops
where
you
can
rent
clothes
and
walk
around
in
them
for
a
fee
and
specific
time.
Enjoy
the
special
area
around
the
canal
as
you
will
see
a
boat
with
passengers
“sailing”
gently
up
and
down
with
a
boatman
at
the
end.
Very
picturesque!
I
loved
all
the
antiquity
of
these
old
houses,
shops
and
food.
Very
glad
I
went
there.