Read Part 1 of these series featuring Kurotani Paper-making Village.
Continuing on my journey past Maizuru, a port city heavily influenced by its naval history, and Amanohashidate, known to be one of the three most scenic spots in Japan, I arrived at the north end of Tango Peninsula. mais 1.206 palavras
Tokyo is well known for being one of the largest and most populated cities in the world. While its neon lit skyline and bustling city life attracts one of the highest volumes of tourists in Japan, many tend to feel in need of a little getaway after traveling around Tokyo for a while. mais 1.618 palavras
It’s spring!! Everyone goes to famous places in Japan to view sakura.
So did I. I chose Tokyo for my first sakura trip. mais 308 palavras
The Keio Line principally connects Shinjuku to the western side of Tokyo with seven different lines running through to the likes of suburban city Hachiōji and the mountainous area at Takaosanguchi. mais 631 palavras
There is an evocative saying in Japan Nihon no kokoro, asoko ni naru, which translates as Japan’s heart is in the countryside. It’s the untapped routes, remote villages and tireless locals – artisans, merchants, craftsmen, farmers, fishermen and foragers – who devotedly preserve the true essence of Japan and bring new life to their rural heritage. mais 1.234 palavras
What better way to take in the local way of life than through food? In my opinion, the local cuisine is something that should be at the top of every tourists’ list. mais 1.056 palavras
When booking a hotel in Japan for each trip, I normally didn’t include breakfast for my booking as I preferred to wake up early and find something to eat outside. mais 115 palavras
