Old Karuizawa Ginza Street Review

Quiet rich area, not because it is a rich area and quiet, because there are no big attractions here, there are not too many tourists, quiet and comfortable, the word Ginza is rich and noble enjoyment, so come here, just enjoy a quiet beauty!

This should be the most lively place in Karuizawa before, since the name has a "old" word, it also represents that it gradually lost competitiveness. Now everyone is used to going to the south side of Karuizawa Station, the Prince Shopping Center adjacent to the ski resort and resort, and the so-called Ginza, which is nearly 20 minutes north from Karuizawa Station, is at least more deserted in the cold winter. In the afternoon, the shops along the street were not fully opened. It should be the newly opened Church Street Shopping Center Yemen Court. However, there are still some points here. The St. Paul Catholic Church is beautifully shaped and the block is very traditional in Japan. Compared with the tall, there is a lack of new shopping malls. More fun to buy, have time to visit.

It is more than two kilometers away from Karuizawa Station. It is a walk all the way and there are few pedestrians along the street. Now residents and tourists are mainly concentrated in the shopping plaza south of Karuizawa Station. It is very deserted and many shops are not open. But the buildings here are quite traditional Japanese style, and it is quite sensational to walk around. The same name is "Ginza", which is really far from Tokyo, or it will be lively in summer.

The lively Karuizawa Old Street, honey ice cream must taste (with a full hive), well-known bakery must taste, gathering traditional fun and food attractions

It's a street full of historical European flavor. There were many ambassadors drinking coffee here. There were many small shops, which were worth visiting. Don't miss the mocha coffee ice cream and the freshly ground coffee in Siya coffee shop. It is said that the Japanese Emperor's portraits are hidden in the photo gallery deep in the street for free visits. If you like, you can rent European-style Pengpeng skirts in the photo gallery to take a cross-over photo. Or you can buy postcards full of Japanese historical customs and send them to your friends at home.

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