Beneath the celestial starry sky canopy, there are countless wild stories waiting to be told. Capture them with your camera shutter – the moments of soaring through the Milky Way in the universe, leaping through the sea of clouds in the mountains. So many memories from that year, visible to you and me, embraceable by you and me.
Cuteness always seems to break new boundaries in the hands of the Japanese. Following the runaway success of watermelon toast, a Tokyo bakery called Konel Bread has now launched even more adorable cartoon-themed toasts.
Aside from braised pork rice, one of the most iconic Taiwanese dishes is pork chop rice. It can be found in snack shops, cafeterias, and bento stores from north to south. However, there are not many eateries that have built their reputation on delicious pork chop rice and managed to stay in business for decades. If you’re a fan of pork chop rice—especially the kind with a strong old-school flavor—don’t miss the no-name pork chop rice on Chifeng Street, the pork chop rice at Lizhu Mixed Noodles, and Jinyuan Pork Chop (at the Evergreen Building) in Wanhua.
The Gudetama-themed restaurant is making a limited-time appearance in Fukuoka, Kyushu, operating from July 21 to August 31 to keep you company during summer vacation. The adorable sleepy face transforms into a variety of delicious dishes—and even takes a dip in refreshing sodas, reaching maximum cuteness levels. The café also offers a range of Gudetama merchandise, including keychains, stickers, and tote bags. Gudetama fans, why not plan a summer date with the lazy egg in Fukuoka?
Cambodia’s Angkor Wat is a popular tourist destination, but in recent years, foreign visitors have frequently dressed inappropriately—even taking nude photos at the site—drawing strong disapproval from locals. On the 7th, management authorities announced that starting August 4, visitors must wear shirts with sleeves, long pants, or skirts that reach below the knees. Those deemed to be dressed “inappropriately” will be asked to change clothes, and violators will be denied entry.
As a key summer tourist destination in Taiwan, “Little Liuqiu” has attracted a large number of visitors in recent years due to its beautiful island scenery and the classic experience of seeing green sea turtles while snorkeling. This boom has also led to a surge in homestay businesses. Xu Zhulong, Director of the Dapeng Bay Scenic Area Administration, has lived on Liuqiu Island since 1990 (the 89th year of the Republic of China) and even relocated his household registration to Little Liuqiu.
Taoyuan International Airport is expected to handle 245 inbound and 299 outbound flights today (July 8), totaling 544 aircraft movements. The airport also stated that the typhoon has not caused any damage to its facilities or equipment.
The restaurant is located on Xinpu 8th Street in the Arts and Culture District. There are plenty of roadside parking spots and parking lots nearby, though you might need to walk a bit to find them. Every corner is filled with childlike fun, and the exterior decorations are adorable—resembling a kindergarten or daycare center.
From July 11 to 13, ANA will participate in the biennial Farnborough International Airshow in the UK. At this international airshow, ANA will showcase its specially painted 787-9 aircraft featuring Japan’s most iconic cherry blossoms and Mount Fuji.
In recent years, many eateries and cafés have opened in Yuanli, attracting an increasing number of tourists. The town’s old buildings and streets have gradually come back to life. With young people returning to start businesses here, they not only bring new energy but also help preserve the area's historic culture and architecture.
Many people, after going on a shopping spree overseas, use large plastic shopping bags or wholesale bags to pack and ship their purchases. But professional ground staff say these bags are very prone to tearing and ripping during handling — “they get so damaged that we don’t even know how to explain it to the customer.”
Among foreign travelers in Hokkaido, Taiwanese make up the largest group. Due to the region’s vast expanse, many independent travelers struggle most with transportation issues. In fact, local governments and service providers have continuously rolled out convenient and thoughtful services tailored for our visitors. This article introduces several transport options for travelers to consider, ensuring a safe and worry-free trip.
We highly recommend this Bulga Ice Cream shop, which just opened in June. Even before it had its own storefront, it supplied ice cream to restaurants, so we’ve had the chance to try it several times. Its rich and smooth ice cream has always been very popular. This year, the owner finally opened a shop near the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Qsquare, complete with dine-in seating. The shop is called Bulga Ice Cream.
Going through airport security often causes psychological stress or even anxiety, as safety regulations become increasingly strict. Some items may defy our expectations — common things like hand cream or soap can surprisingly trigger bomb detectors in certain regions, leaving many puzzled. According to a special report by the UK’s Daily Mail,
Japan’s “Kyushu Fireworks Festival” kicks off in Saga on July 17th!
Fresh-fruit popsicles are all the rage this summer. Popsicles have always been a go-to treat to beat the heat, and fruit-flavored ones are among the most common. But lately, not only do they look like the fruits they’re inspired by—they actually incorporate real fruit inside, giving you the sensation of eating both the frozen treat and the fruit itself. ETtoday EBC News Cloud has handpicked six shops across Taiwan that serve fresh-fruit popsicles. Skip these this summer, and you’ll be behind the times.
Cat lovers, this one’s for you. A shop in Tainan has transformed egg waffles into adorable cat-paw-shaped “Meow Paw Cakes,” available in colors like pink, black, and caramel, and even with fillings inside. Though the Meow Paw Cakes are irresistibly cute, they keep the classic affordability and charm of egg waffles, quickly becoming a popular treat in Tainan.
As the heat intensifies, refreshing treats that help beat the summer swelter become the top choice for foodies. While most opt for a big bowl of icy shaved ice or seasonal trendy drinks, sweet soups are often seen as the "flavorless" sidekick. However, “Zhang Jiahao’s Traditional Taiwanese Desserts” shatters that stereotype by crafting an impressive lineup of sweet potato-based desserts, making it a local favorite spot to cool down.
This place, “?Good Pineapple Ice,” was originally a street vendor called “Pear Good” on Jincheng Road. It’s been on my list for ages, but—same old story—it’s too far from home, which makes it hard to muster the motivation. This summer has been insanely hot; we hit 35°C even before July. Life these days sure is tough, huh?
When traveling in Japan, regional specialty goods or local products are often irresistible as souvenirs. But what kind of souvenir is truly locally recommended and not available elsewhere? A genuine local product. Reporters from 《ETtoday Eastday Travel Cloud》 visited Okayama, Japan this time and specially invited HAREMACHI District Manager Ayako Fujimaki, who specializes in selling various local Okayama goods, to recommend the “Top 10 Must-Buy Items in Okayama, Japan.”