When thinking of Japan, many picture the fast pace of its sprawling urban areas and futuristic technology. Yet, there’s a quieter rhythm beneath the surface, offering a chance to connect more deeply with the culture and landscape. Travelling slowly in Japan lets you experience its traditions, nature and people in a way that a quick…
This blog post is all about the best Japanese restaurants in Kyoto. If Tokyo dazzles with neon lights and Osaka tempts with street food, Kyoto is where tradition takes centre stage. As the former imperial capital of Japan, Kyoto is steeped in centuries-old culture, beautiful temples, peaceful gardens, and some of the most elegant and…
This blog post is all about a day trip to Nara itinerary. When we were planning our trip around Japan, we thought we’d need a solid two days to explore Nara. It was one of those cities that kept coming up, famous for its deer, temples, and ancient history. But in the end, a typhoon…
Japan, renowned for its bustling cities and iconic landmarks, also boasts a wealth of lesser-known destinations that offer authentic experiences away from the typical tourist paths. For those seeking tranquility, cultural immersion, and natural beauty, here are some of Japan’s best-hidden gems to explore. For travellers planning to visit these hidden destinations, the Tokyo to…
This blog post is all about 2 days in Hiroshima itinerary. Hiroshima is a city that carries deep historical significance, but it is also a vibrant and thriving destination that has rebuilt itself into a symbol of peace and resilience. Most people know Hiroshima for the devastating events of August 6, 1945, when it became…
This blog post is all about my stay at APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekimae. If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo and looking for an affordable yet comfortable place to stay, APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekimae is a fantastic option. Tokyo is known for its endless attractions, incredible food, and efficient transport system. But finding a hotel…
This blog post is all about my Japan Rail Pass review for navigating Japan’s trains. When I think back to my time in Japan, one of my most vivid memories is hopping on and off trains to explore everything from neon-lit city centres to serene countryside landscapes. There’s a special kind of magic to Japanese…
This blog post is all about how to spend 3 weeks in Japan. Japan is one of the most incredible countries I’ve ever had the chance to visit. From the moment we landed, I was obsessed. There’s just something about the country that draws you in. We spent 3 weeks in Japan, traveling through this…