When we say Hokkaido, the place that first comes to our mind is Sapporo as it is its capital city and it’s also considered as Japan’s 5th largest city. But what most tourists do not know is that outside Sapporo, there are a lot more places and attractions that Hokkaido can offer. If you’re looking […]
Chinese are the largest foreign minority in Japan. Having a history that goes a long way back, it’s unsurprising that there are a number of Chinatown in Japan – all of which are mostly located in port cities like Yokohama, Nagasaki, and Kobe and seeing how they vary is part of the fun of visiting! […]
Japan’s cherry blossoms tend to steal the spotlight and every spring, travelers from around the world visit Japan to see the country’s cherry blossoms, but the season also brings several other stunning blooms to admire. Wisteria vines are no less enchanting, popularly known as fuji in Japanese, may only be the country’s second most famous […]
Daimyo District is considered as the beating heart of Fukuoka. It is where all the trendy stuff, good food, cafes, clubs, and shopping bazaars are located. In other words, some of the very best things to do in Fukuoka can be found here. Unlike other hot places in Tokyo like Akihabara or Harajuku where you […]
When people travel, they tend to search for all the beautiful spots that the place has to offer. Especially with the presence of social media right now, people can’t help but take a lot of photos to commemorate their travel and post them in the most aesthetic way. Thus, the term ‘Instagrammable’ became a thing […]
If you want to unwind from the rush of Tokyo but still want to have that Tokyo night hustle, then Fukuoka can offer you exactly that…and more! As the largest city in Kyushu region and one of Japan’s largest cities, Fukuoka sits next to Tokyo with the highest number of bars, cabarets, and clubs in Japan. […]
Chichibu is a city located in Saitama Prefecture, Japan – the westernmost part of Saitama to be precise. It attracts many visitors who wish to escape from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis. Unlike other parts of the prefecture, Chichibu is largely mountainous and the population is concentrated in river terraces along the Arakawa […]
Fushimi Sake District is a charming, traditional sake brewing district – that is also known for the famous Fushimi Inari Shrine along with the willow-lined Horikawa River in southern Kyoto. Fushimi actually means “underground water” and the springs in this area are renowned for their high quality. The water from these underground sources is soft, […]
Toji Temple (West Temple) is the oldest flea market in Japan and one of Kyoto’s UNESCO World Heritage Site of immense historical significance – it was founded at the beginning of the Heian Period just after the capital was moved to Kyoto in the late 700s. It is a large template along with its unused […]
Tokyo is undeniably one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. What makes Tokyo charming, aside from the whisk of its modern and traditional culture, are the attractions and sites that catch the attention of tourists. And that is exactly one of the reasons why people travel, not just to experience different cultures, […]