Tips for travel to Japan
If you’re looking for a quick, fun day trip outside of Tokyo, I know the perfect place. Kamakura has it all—historical temples, seasonal flowers, beachside sunsets, trendy cafes, and quaint old-town shopping streets. Best of all, it’s easy to access—the seaside town is only …
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Welcome to the delectable world of Fukuoka cuisine, where each mouthful tells a story doused in tradition and bursting with flavor. The 5th biggest city in Japan and the beating heart of the Kyushu Region, Fukuoka Prefecture is a culinary paradise renowned for its rich food culture. From the …
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Picture this.You take off your yukata (light-weight kimono), grab a cold beer, and soak in a steaming, fragrant hot spring surrounded by natural rocks and Japanese cypress (hinoki). Next to you is a basket of plump, steamed corn, sweet potatoes, and fresh seafood-- a local specialty. Where are …
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Japan is a large and dynamic country; the main island of Honshu is 810 miles long, a little bigger than Great Britain. The famous large cities of the South often overshadow the meandering farm fields, apple orchards, and small country mountain towns of Northern Japan. In the north, winters are …
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Kyoto is arguably the most famous city in Japan. It is brimming with culture, food, gardens, temples, and thousands of memories of the old world. During my recent trip to Kyoto, one particular place stood out as one of the most unforgettable - located in the center of the city is the 400 year old …
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An experience not to be missed. Bamboo Forest On the top of almost every Kyoto to-do list is the world-famous Bamboo Forest. Standing in the center, just outside of Kyoto, is a peaceful and unique experience. A slight wind rustles the long, wispy leaves, making the giant stalks sway and …
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