Things to do in Daigo

Fukuroda Falls is one of the three largest waterfalls in Japan. It is 120 meters high and 73 meters wide. It is beautiful. It has fresh green in spring, cool in summer, red leaves in autumn, and frozen in winter. The trickling water is like silk draped over the mountains, flowing down the rocks layer by layer, and is shaded by dense greenery. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, you can enjoy its magnificence here.

The Longshen Suspension Bridge between the mountains is quite spectacular. Under the blue sky and white clouds, it is even more spectacular during the maple leaf season! Transportation is inconvenient and there are few shuttle buses, so plan your trip in advance!

This is a very quiet shrine in the mountains. On the way to the shrine, you can see many small owl statues, from big to small to cute. There are all kinds of wild flowers here, and for plant lovers, this is a good mecca.

So much fun, and definitely worth coming back for! Loved all the cute souvenirs, but unfortunately, the fireworks weren’t as spectacular as the ones in Hong Kong.

Was looking forward to the fireworks at night but at the last minute they announced that there won't be fireworks. It was disappointing since that's kind of the highlight of Disney. Other than that I think the rides and food were all pretty good. It was a good workout as the place was really huge. Getting from one side to the other required a lot of walking. There were some rides which weren't available when we went so that was a bummer too.

Shibuya Sky was easily one of my favourite experiences in Tokyo, and I would definitely recommend it over other observation decks in the city. The views are incredible, and the atmosphere at night is immaculate. I got lucky and managed to grab an 8 PM slot after repeatedly checking for availability, as tickets tend to sell out very quickly, especially around sunset. If you visit during the day on a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji.The price is very reasonable for the experience, and getting in was easy and straightforward. The signs were clear, and I didn't have to wait too long. I ended up spending almost two hours up there, enjoying the views and just relaxing. My biggest tip is to book as soon as tickets become available, especially if you want the sunset slot. It's absolutely worth it!

you will really feel the ambiance of Europe when you visit Disney sea. Tripod for camera is not allowed.