The Perfect 3-Day Tokyo Itinerary • Happily Ever Travels
First time in Tokyo? This 3-day itinerary covers top sights, where locals eat cheap, transit hacks & what NOT to miss.| Happily Ever Travels
In my previous post, I covered Juliet Winters Carpenter’s new version of Osamu Dazai’s 1947 novel The Setting Sun, with a brief mention of Donald Keene’s 1956 translation, and as was the case a while back with No Longer Human, I thought it might be a good idea to compare the two. How? With a […]| Tony's Reading List
It’s not often I cover a book for the second time on the blog, but with today’s selection, I do have my reasons. For one thing, my original review, written back in 2011, was a fairly brief look at the book, a mini-review which said very little. More importantly, though, this second take is based […]| Tony's Reading List
After our last check-in with Genji saw him catching up with an old flame for the first time in years, today’s leg of our chapter-by-chapter journey through the Tale has a very similar theme, albeit with a different outcome. This one’s a rather brief section, consisting of a few short scenes, but never fear – […]| Tony's Reading List
Japan is world-famous for sushi, sashimi, ramen, and wagyu beef. For many years, however, visitors who followed a plant-based diet often found it difficult to enjoy Japanese cuisine without compromise. Fish stock (dashi), eggs, and hidden animal-based seasonings are so common that eating strictly vegan can be tricky. But things are changing. The demand for […] The post A Guide to Vegan Japanese Snacks and Vegetarian Dining in Japan appeared first on Food in Japan.| Food in Japan
The food industry in Japan is marked by profound respect for craftsmanship, tradition, and visual harmony. Among the tea makers of Kyoto, the confectioners of Hokkaido, and all the details—the choice of ingredients, the display—are a manifestation of a centuries-old philosophy of omotenashi, or wholehearted hospitality. However, in the modern world of global markets, even […] The post Small but Mighty: Why Tin Packaging is Ideal for Japanese Food Brands appeared first on Food in Japan.| Food in Japan
Having unveiled its deal with AI-music firm Udio overnight, yesterday saw Universal Music Group reveal a second deal – with Stability AI – while also publishing its financial results and dropping some news about its evolving relationship with YouTube. The results saw UMG post Q3 revenues of €3.02bn ($3.49bn at current exchange rates). That was up 5.3% […] The post is from Music Ally.| Music Ally
Ishigaki serves as the economic and transportation hub of Okinawa’s Yaeyama Islands, the southernmost archipelago in Japan. Interestingly, it’s closer to Taiwan than mainland Japan, giving this tropical island a distinct blend of cultures and a laid-back charm. The New Ishigaki Airport hosts airlines with direct flights from Okinawa Main Island, major Japanese cities, Hong Read More The post ISHIGAKI ISLAND DAY TRIP • 5 Best Things to Do & Attractions appeared first on The Poor Traveler...| The Poor Traveler® Itinerary Blog
Okinawa Prefecture is made up of more than 150 islands lying south of mainland Japan. Its capital, Naha, is not only the largest city but also the region’s main gateway — accessible both by air and by sea. Visitors arriving by plane are greeted at Naha International Airport, while those traveling by ferry or cruise Read More The post NAHA DAY TRIP • 7 Best Things to Do in Okinawa’s Capital City appeared first on The Poor Traveler® Itinerary Blog.| The Poor Traveler® Itinerary Blog
My partner Vins and I have been travel blogging for the past 15 years and Tokyo is one of our favorite cities. The Japanese capital might be known for its neon-lit streets and high-tech everything, but you don’t need to spend a fortune to enjoy this megacity! Believe it or not, Tokyo is packed with Read More The post 10 FREE Attractions in TOKYO appeared first on The Poor Traveler® Itinerary Blog.| The Poor Traveler® Itinerary Blog
First time in Tokyo? This 3-day itinerary covers top sights, where locals eat cheap, transit hacks & what NOT to miss.| Happily Ever Travels
President Donald Trump has expressed enthusiasm about Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, stating that her elevation to head the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in late October was “tremendous news.” Speaking to U.S. troops aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier in Japan on October 28 during his Asia tour, Trump introduced Takaichi as a “big winner.” […] The post Trump Administration Embraces New Japanese Leader Who is a Regular Visitor to a Shrine that Honors War Criminals first a...| CovertAction Magazine
The Racco is BYD's fifth model in Japan, targeting a popular segment in the country. For details, please visit CnEVPost.| CnEVPost
After yesterday’s long drive, we arrived in Hakone, in the pouring rain, planning to stay there until Sunday, when we would make our way to a spot, by a lake. not far from the van hire compan…| Vaucluse Dreamer
Discover Enchanting Travels' exciting alternatives to the world’s most popular destinations. The post Where to Travel Next? appeared first on Enchanting Travels.| Custom-Made Luxury Trips & Safaris | Enchanting Travels
While new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is a protégé of the late former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, she will need to chart her own course for Tokyo in a changed world. The post How will Japan’s ‘Iron Lady’ approach foreign policy? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Having decided to stay at the beach near Shima again, we were both woken in the middle of the night by the roar of the sea, which seemed to have been whipped up by a wind. We had been watching the …| Vaucluse Dreamer
With climate change and rising temperatures, soil freeze-thaw – which is in turn causing soil breakdown – may counterintuitively increase in the hillslopes where snow cover is decreasing.| Eos
By David Van Rooy Not by the Easy Road “The crucible is for silver, and the furnace is for gold, and the LORD tests hearts” (Prov. 17:3). We could not have known what lay ahead when we stepped off the aircraft into the humid Okinawan night in early March 2020 — tired, disoriented, but hopeful. Like many before us, our family accepted orders to this island in East Asia, knowing a multi-year military assignment would come with sacrifice. What we did not yet understand was that we had also...| The Lutheran Witness
Two Chinese tourists allegedly faced discrimination while eating at a popular restaurant in Japan. A Chinese blogger visited the establishment with a friend, and both were kicked out for wearing clothes the owner considered too revealing. The tourists were wearing sports vests and loose trousers when they visited Kobe’s Baan Thai Market in August. Upon … Continued| Fodors Travel Guide
During the early months of the involvement of Japan in World War 2, Japanese land armies performed well against British, American and other Allied (Filipino, Dutch) troops. From my research, on books and internet, the usual explanation is that those troops were well-prepared, well-equipped, and had the experience of fighting in China. However, it seems that later in the war, those divisions were not noticeable any more: most of the fights occurred on the water and in the air, and Japanese onl...| Recent Questions - History Stack Exchange
The stay in the carpark by the beach was perfect, and the sea lulled us into a deep sleep, well before 9pm. We’ve discovered that another of the joys of being in the van, is that we can go to…| Vaucluse Dreamer
Classic Clamp anime series has its home video release recreated in mini charm form. Japan has a lot of capsule toys, and a whole bunch of those are stocked with anime items. Even though anime has become a medium that fans increasingly consume digitally, it makes sense that there should still be a desire for […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Kanoke-in invites you to crawl into a kanoke. Japan is big on places to relax. Whether it’s a cozy cafe, mountainside hot spring, or just a park with benches along tree-lined footpaths, the appeal of somewhere where you can give you mind a rest is something many people can see. So initially Meiso Kukan Kanoke-in, […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Like a Dragon/Yakuza exhibition offers wedding ceremonies with charavter of your choice, provides paperwork to tie the knot and sever it too. The storylines of Sega’s Like a Dragon/Yakuza games get into some pretty crazy scenarios. Sure, they start off gritty and grounded, with missions focused on loansharking and personal injury scams, but before you […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
For years of perpetual joy. Studio Ghibli delighted fans around the nation last month, when it announced the release of its 2026 anime calendars. However, there was one drawback to the collection, in that we still had to wait several months before we could actually use them. Here to solve that problem, though, is Ghibli […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
We check out the new hamburger specialty shop with nice buns that has joined its sister shop I’m Donut? in Shibuya. A new Japanese restaurant specializing in hamburgers called 28 entered the burger game on October 11. It has the same operating company, Peace Put, as the I’m Donut? Japanese donut chain, which opened its […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Travelers give their picks for the best places to take a trip to see seasonal leaves and feel yesteryear vibes. We’re right on the cusp of peak fall color season in Japan. The leaves have already started turning to vivid hues of crimson and gold in northeastern Japan, and are now working their seasonal shade-changes […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
With Halloween yet to come, Starbucks is already serving up festive cheer. There’s a lot of competition out there in the world of sweet dessert drinks, so one way to stay ahead of the curve is by beating everyone to the punch with seasonal releases. Nobody beats Starbucks at this game, because on 27 October, […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
This month marks 30 years since the release of “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis.” You won’t find many better fits between an anime and its opening theme song than Evangelion and “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis.” It’s not one of those on-the-nose openers that directly references the characters or plot. Instead, it establishes a mysterious tone that’s […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
The next best thing to carrying a sack full of magical acorns. Studio Ghibli specialty chain Donguri Kyowakoku has its finger on the pulse when it comes to seasonal releases, and this autumn it’s serving up acorns. It’s an apt release, not only because acorns are a common autumn motif, but because the word for […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Rest in peace, Clemens. For all its pros and cons, social media remains an extremely powerful force in the world. It’s a way to tap into the public consciousness unlike any other medium before, and while many companies, celebrities, and politicians have tried to harness this power, few have managed to reach social media’s full […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Ridiculously easy and amazingly tasty come together in this takikomigohan rice cooker idea. It’s chestnut season, which is a time of year that always puts our Japanese-language reporter Takuya Inaba in a good mood. In Japan, you can find all sorts of cafe desserts and supermarket sweets that make use of chestnuts in the fall, […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Pokémon/Mister Donut collaboration continues to evolve. Pokémon donuts are among Japan’s most eagerly anticipated seasonal sweets, and they’re just about to make their customary late-autumn return to donut chain Mister Donut. But while Pokémon sweets have become an annual tradition, Mister Donut still looks for ways to innovated every year, and for 2025 they’ll be […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
The northeastern Japanese prefecture is the only one selected in Japan. American publishing giant National Geographic revealed its annual “Best of the World” travel destinations last week, and this year’s list includes only one location in Japan. While readers may initially assume that the selection was somewhere internationally famous for its history and traditional culture […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building joins iconic skyline spires in Star-Spangled Banner-style welcome. Though it’s no longer the tallest structure in the city, Tokyo Tower still stands out in the Tokyo skyline, thanks in no small part to its distinct orange-and-white color scheme. However, on Monday the spire was looking a little different, with a special […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Mini clasp pouches double as adorable bag accessories. Japanese is a beautiful language, but when it comes to gamaguchi, you could make a strong argument that the English equivalent, kiss-lock, is much more eloquent-sounding. That’s because gamaguchi literally translates to “toad’s mouth,” and while that’s not an inaccurate description of the shape of the open-wide […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Help the crying food and save money too! Although long used by supermarkets to clear out their precooked foods nearing expiration, convenience stores in Japan have recently been adopting stickers indicating perishable food that’s a little cheaper than the fresher stuff. It’s a part of an increasing effort by many companies in the industry to […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Sound-bite version of legal ruling is an imbalanced substitute for a proper meal/understanding of the situation. Before we get into the meat of this article, let’s start with a linguistics appetizer. Pretty much anyone with a passing interest in the Japanese language, or even Japanese culture in general, knows that the suffix -san often gets […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Men and women show a difference in opinion on how strongly they need the cinematic romance staple in their real-life love life. You can’t talk about dating in Japan without the concept of kokuhaku, or directly confessing one’s romantic feelings, coming up. But while a pivotal kokuhaku scene is a must in romance TV dramas […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
After more than 40 years of effort, Tokunoshima Coffee is finally available for purchase. Many of Japan’s favorite things to eat and drink are also things that the country takes great pride in producing. Rice and green tea are the two most obvious examples, but foodies in Japan also sing the praise of Japanese-grown fruit […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Studio Ghibli’s anime forest spirit gets the Shigarakiyaki treatment.| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
After yesterday’s soaking, and last night’s rainbow, we hoped that today would be brighter, and by just after 6am, it was clear that it was going to be a lovely day. The sunrise across the bay was stunning, And we took out mats out to do our morning stretches, overlooking the bay. Simply a perfect … More Day 33 – Perfect day from sunrise to sunset| Vaucluse Dreamer
We really liked our little park up, by the quay at Susami, and woke this morning to the sound of rain on the van roof, with grey skies threatening a wet day ahead. Our hopes of a second bike ride went out of the window, so we replanned the day, and ultimately our route for … More Day 31 – Turning silver into gold| Vaucluse Dreamer
After such a lovely, but wet day yesterday, we woke today to expect more of the same. But the rain had stopped and there were even a few scraps of blue sky, amongst the grey. But, it felt as if the season had changed on a sixpence. It was chilly in the van, for the … More Day 29 – Along the Skyline| Vaucluse Dreamer
To strengthen their ties to Central Asia, the United States, Turkey, Japan, and South Korea should work together on their engagement with the region. The post Working within a ‘Central Asia Quartet’ can strengthen US ties in the region. The foundations for it have already been laid. appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
If you’re researching a trip to Kanazawa, you might think the title of Kanazawa’s most quirkiest temple, belongs to Myouryuji – aka the Ninja Temple – which is full of secret rooms, hidden passageways and traps designed to catch enemies attacking anyone inside, but no… while Myouryuji is a must- see, in my opinion, Kanazawa’s ... Read more The post Gundam & Godzilla at Kanazawa’s Quirkiest Temple appeared first on Differentville.| Differentville
Wondering where to stay in Naha Okinawa? Read my honest review on 5 boutique hotels in Naha Okinawa so you can book the best Okinawa hotel for your next trip.| ms travel solo
The president and his surrogates have been solidifying a framework for an agreement ahead of Trump's meeting with the Chinese leader on Thursday.| Sourcing Journal
Introduction: Why “Certified” Matters When Learning Japanese Online Let’s be honest—almost anyone can call themselves a Japanese tutor online. Search around, and you’ll find hundreds of profiles promising fast results, “native” fluency, or friendly chat. But here’s the real question: who’s actually been trained to teach Japanese as a language—not just speak it? That’s where… Read More »5 Websites for Learning Japanese with a Certified Japanese Teacher| Backpackingman
These are the best day trips from Osaka that I recommend to choose from, after having stayed in Osaka for several weeks and exploring many of the areas around it. Although Osaka doesn’t have the big draw of some other parts of Japan, it certainly has plenty of things to see and do in itself, and… Read More »20 Best Day Trips From Osaka (For 2025)| Backpackingman
These are some of the best movies about Japan to help understand the country before visiting, or when there, or just for general viewing. First of all, you may be wondering what a backpacking website has to do with Japanese movies. Well, I’ve been a huge fan of Japanese movies since I went to film… Read More »15 Best Movies About Japan To Watch| Backpackingman
Tokyo has inspired countless filmmakers, with its blend of futuristic skyscrapers, ancient temples, and bustling streets. Movies set in Tokyo often delve into the city’s unique mix of modernity and tradition, reflecting Japan’s cultural complexity, resilience, and artistic innovation. Here’s a rundown of some of the most iconic films set in Tokyo that transport viewers… Read More »14 Great Movies Set in Tokyo| Backpackingman
These books set in Kyoto show the ancient capital of Japan that has captivated the imagination with its rich cultural heritage, serene temples, and picturesque landscapes. Books Set In Kyoto Kyoto, steeped in history and tradition, has become a muse for many authors who have beautifully captured its essence in their writings. Books set in… Read More »7 Epic Books Set in Kyoto| Backpackingman
These facts about Tokyo help explain the bustling metropolis that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity and is a testament to Japan’s rich cultural heritage and technological advancement. Facts About Tokyo As one of the world’s most populous cities, Tokyo captivates visitors with its vibrant neighborhoods, technological marvels, and deep-rooted traditions. Here, I delve into some… Read More »10 Interesting Facts About Tokyo (The Epic Megacity)| Backpackingman
Many people believe that backpacking in Japan will cost them loads of money but it’s possible to do it on a budget and Japan will be cheaper to travel to than you might think. Visiting Japan in the first place should be because the place is incredible. A total culture shock. I am saying this… Read More »Backpacking Japan Is Cheaper Than You Think (Here’s Why)| Backpackingman
Japan is a land of contrast—bustling megacities, tranquil shrines, ancient traditions, and cutting-edge technology. While Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka attract millions of visitors each year, countless lesser-known gems are waiting to be explored. Off-The-Beaten-Path places in Japan I have spent several months in Japan on different trips and have travelled to many places. So if… Read More »10 Off The Beaten Path Places in Japan| Backpackingman
This is what I recommend for where to eat in Osaka having spent a month in the city. Osaka is often referred to as the “Kitchen of Japan,” and is a paradise for food lovers. Where to Eat in Osaka With its rich culinary heritage, bustling food markets, and lively street food culture, Osaka offers… Read More »Where to Eat in Osaka (and What to Eat)| Backpackingman
The baku is a mythical creature known to devour dreams and nightmares. It has the trunk of an elephant, the tail of an ox and the paws of a tiger. ~The Met Happy Art Thursday! It’s a little hard for me to find spooky season topics that I haven’t already covered (costumes, Frankenstein, vampires, bats, […]| The Opposite of Indifference
The liquidity surplus underscores how Singapore has been a beneficiary of Asia’s wealthy shifting their money to a perceived safe haven, even as customers flock to lock in high interest rates on fixed deposits.| South China Morning Post
Winter travel experiences are seriously underrated, with summer getting all the fun. But if you want to experience the calm of quieter crowds, a dusting of festive magic and the chance to see a completely different side to a destination, then maybe winter travel is for you. Fewer people can help you connect more deeply […] The post 15 Wonderful Winter Travel Experiences You Can Do in 2026 appeared first on Real Word.| Real Word
Want to know what to eat in Okinawa Japan? Or what Okinawa food look and taste like? I put together a comprehensive guide on all the best food in Okinawa because Okinawan food differs from typical Japanese cuisine due to its unique geographical location and influences from China, South East Asia and the US. Besides the typical Japanese food like sushi and ramen, there are many other types of food that you can only find in Okinawa. These specialties can be found at local diners, specialty food...| ms travel solo
One of the best things to do in Fukuoka is to eat. I am not kidding – there is so much good food in the city that it could take you weeks to try many things. I’ve been to Fukuoka three times in the past few years and each time I find something new and awesome to eat. So I thought I would put together a food guide for eating in Fukuoka. There are a few must-eat food in Fukuoka that you can’t find anywhere else plus all the traditional Japanese food that you can find in Fukuoka on a budge...| ms travel solo
Follow my 10 day Kyushu itinerary and see major cities in Kyushu without a car and experience hot springs, volcanoes, and sampling excellent local food.| ms travel solo
Kamaage udon is a traditional Japanese dish made with udon noodles. The noodles are boiled and dipped in a soy based sauce before eating. It’s... The post Japanese Kamaage Udon Recipe appeared first on Travel Food Atlas.| Travel Food Atlas
Trump announces largely one-way trade deals with Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand, and also takes credit for another peace agreement.| Responsible Statecraft
I have had a really unproductive week, thanks to a technical disaster entirely of my own making.| thejaymo
Okochi Sanso Garden in Arashiyama is a serene spot to enjoy autumn foliage. Our article will show you how to visit the garden and how beautiful it is in the fall.| Delightful Travel Notes
Obsidian (kokuyōseki in Japanese), a kind of black volcanic glass forged in the heat of eruptions, was a tremendously valuable| Nara to Norwich
The impacts of and on landscapes linking sacred and significant sites This year, the Nara to Norwich team has undertaken| Nara to Norwich
Japan is full of the expected – neon cities, temples, snow mountains. But it also has a hidden layer of oddities, freak shows, and places you’ll tell everyone| Young Pioneer Tours
Nach einem 75 Minuten Flug und einem 12-Stunden-Flug und insgesamt über 18 Stunden von Haustür zu Hotel sind wir völlig übermüdet in Tokyo angekommen. Schlaf im Flieger wollte nicht so wie wir wollten, und das Einreiseprozedere zog sich auch ziemlich, dann mit Monorail und U-Bahn bis Asakusa, wo unser ganzlich unspektakuläres aber günstiges Hotel lag. […]| hm-unterwegs.eu
Day three of the Kumano Kodo trail - from Chikatsuyo to Hongu Grand Shrine - was by far the hardest day of all in terms of distance. For this section of the trail, there are three options: Easy, moderate at 6-7 hours, and strenuous at 8.5 hours (24 km/14.9 miles). Of course, we all chose the hardest option! It was a long day, but worth it.| Thirdeyemom
The last thing that an over-indebted Japan struggling with inflation needs is a prime minister who advocates fiscal stimulus and a loose monetary policy to stimulate the Japanese economy. Yet, that is where Japan seems to be headed with the recent election of Sanae Takaichi. The post On the Road to a Japanese Yen Crisis appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.| American Enterprise Institute – AEI
Whenever you scroll through your social media feed, have you ever come across videos or advertisements of interesting or unique-looking kitchen appliances? If not, then welcome! You can buy all of these products in places such as Kappabashi, a street known for selling kitchen supplies, or […]| Arigato Travel
Ryokan are traditional Japanese inns that offer an only-in-Japan experience sought after by many visitors. Presenting omotenashihospitality for over a thousand years, the accommodation style is thought to date back to the 8th century CE. The experience is highly choreographed, and like most things in Japan, theres a time-honored set of rules to follow, like … Continued| Fodors Travel Guide
Are you planning to visit Japan in November? We’ve put together the ultimate guide to visiting Japan during this month, including information about the weather, ... Read more| The Navigatio
Wondering where to stay in Takayama on your next trip to Japan? Find out the best areas and accommodation options below.| The Navigatio
Shizuoka Marathon in Shizuoka, Japan wasn’t originally on our marathon (42.195km/26.2 miles) bucket list. Justin and I signed up for the 2025 Tokyo Marathon lottery.… The post Shizuoka Marathon 2025 Race Review – Shizuoka, Japan appeared first on Life Of Doing.| Life Of Doing
Planning a trip to Japan’s Shizuoka Prefecture and Mount Fuji area and need a train pass? Justin and I researched the various Japan Railways (JR)| Life Of Doing
Traveling with kids can be pretty overwhelming. But it’s especially challenging when you’re traveling to a city as busy as Tokyo. There are tons of options you can choose from, which makes it both good and bad. To help you out, I made this list of 9 best hotels in Tokyo for families. Let’s dive […] The post Family Travel Guide: 9 Best Hotels in Tokyo for Families appeared first on Nomads Unveiled.| Nomads Unveiled
Tokyo is a city of contrasts, centuries-old temples coexisting with ultra-modern towers, each neighborhood and street telling its own story. For first-time visitors, choosing where to stay is part of the adventure. Do you want to wake up to sweeping skyline views, sleep in a themed room straight out of an anime. Or maybe find […] The post Hotels in Tokyo You’ll Love: A Guide for First-Time Visitors appeared first on Nomads Unveiled.| Nomads Unveiled
If you ever tried planning your way around Tokyo, you probably know how confusing it can... <p>The post Is the Tokyo Metro Pass Worth It? first appeared on Happiness on the Way.</p>| Happiness on the Way
Tokyo might be your first stop in Japan, but it doesn’t have to be your only... <p>The post 10 Best Day Trips from Tokyo (That Are Actually Worth It) first appeared on Happiness on the Way.</p>| Happiness on the Way
Join a sushi making class in Tokyo and learn hands-on from pro chefs. Fun, beginner-friendly, and surprisingly affordable. Here’s everything you need to know.| Happiness on the Way
Will you have a better experience at 7-Eleven in Thailand or Japan? The post Why Thailand’s 7-Elevens Fall Short appeared first on Thailand Starts Here.| Thailand Starts Here
Warm up with delicious Japanese winter food. Our guide covers traditional dishes to enjoy this winter season in Japan.| Food in Japan
Himeji City is a good option for a day trip from Osaka or Kyoto. A day trip to Himeji city is worth it just to visit Japan’s most spectacular surviving feudal castle. For those interested in an authentic castle experience and architectural detail, Himeji Castle is delightful. The post Himeji Day Trip: Visit the biggest medieval samurai castle in Japan appeared first on Zest In A Tote .| Zest In A Tote
To be fair Fukushima has never really been much of a tourist hub less so now since the tsunami and nuclear disaster. This means there are barely any hotel| Young Pioneer Tours
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Spending a year abroad is exciting. I know, I’m living and studying in Tokyo, Japan, for a year as a high-school student. Packing for a year can be daunting. I spent weeks planning and packing. So I’m sharing my top tips and Packing List for Japanese Exchange Students. My Top Tips for Packing Before buying [...] The post Packing List for Japanese Exchange Students and Teachers appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
If your travels take you to Japan, your trip may include one of the traditional Japanese holidays. From New Year’s to the Emperor’s Birthday, there are holidays sprinkled throughout the year in Japan. Some honor rites of passage, others are used as days of service, and several include special food. Here are the Japanese Holidays [...] The post 16 Japanese Holidays to Celebrate While Visiting Japan appeared first on Carful of Kids Travel.| Carful of Kids Travel
Yufuin is often thought of as Oita’s “other” hot spring town, but this ryokan plays second fiddle to nowhere.| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
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“We seem, as it were, to have conquered and peopled half the world in a fit of absence of mind.”[1] So remarked J. R. Seeley, in an influential set of lectures that were delivered at the University of Cambridge and subsequently published in the 1880s. Though the focus of his comment was those leaders who... Source| H-Diplo|RJISSF
If you want to get into the very geeky territory of the best North Korean footballer ever, you’d be hard pressed to argue against Mr Pak Doo-Ick, who famously| Young Pioneer Tours
Here are 21 best places to visit in Tokyo for first timers, split by categories. Since I had limited time, I made sure to research which were the top Tokyo attractions.| Hey Roseanne
WHERE TO SURF IN ASIA? WHERE ARE THE BIGGEST WAVES? Asia, with its diverse landscapes and breathtaking coastlines, offers... The post 20 AMAZING SURF SPOTS IN ASIA [ULTIMATE GUIDE] appeared first on A Fun Couple - Travel Blog.| A Fun Couple – Travel Blog
Echigo Yuzawa JR Station and Hotel (Arrival and Accommodation) When the kids were younger, we used to take short trips to Japan, spending a few days in Tokyo before hopping on the shinkansen to Echigo Yuzawa for some skiing. We’re definitely not pro skiers — it was really just for the kids to play in […] The post Tokyo-Niigata-Nagano Road Trip: Food to Eat, Things to Do! appeared first on ieatishootipost.| ieatishootipost
KUCHING (Oct 17): The Kuching South City Council (MBKS) has been recognised in Japan for its commitment to sustainable, people-centred urban management where technology serves the wellbeing of communities. The recognition came as MBKS, represented by Kuching South mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng, participated in the 16th United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) Environmental TechnologyRead More| Borneo Post Online
Justin and I are huge fans of using Japan Railway (JR) Regional train passes during our 20+ visits to Japan. We recently traveled to Kyushu… The post JR Sanyo-Sanin Northern Kyushu Pass Review: Is It Worth It? appeared first on Life Of Doing.| Life Of Doing
