Japan is vast, much larger than you think once you start exploring it. Composed of four major islands (Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku) and many smaller ones, I quickly decided that my second trip would focus on only one of them, so I could enjoy the country’s hidden charms and natural beauty more fully and…
Staying at a ryokan is probably one of the most sought-after experiences when traveling to Japan, and with good reason, as it’s the ideal place to relax, enjoy a delicious meal, and take advantage of the many services offered. But here’s the thing: while the experience can be truly unique, it can also be very…
Exploring a country for the first time is often synonymous with hours of research on the things you want to see and do. But it can quickly become overwhelming, as there’s always so much to see in a country that a month is never enough. So, what should you do when you only have a…
Want to admire a magnificent, unique temple in Fukuoka? Visit Nanzoin Temple and one of the world’s largest reclining Buddhas! Here’s my complete guide for you!
Finding yourself in a country for the first time can be daunting, to say the least. The numerous formalities, different culture, and language can disarm even the most seasoned travelers, especially when you haven’t slept a wink and need to figure out how public transportation works as soon as you land. But don’t fret, as…
Sometimes, the cities you simply pass through or decide to visit on a whim are the ones that leave the biggest impression on you, or at least make you want to return one day. That’s the case with Okayama. I only visited as part of a day trip, but Okayama took my breath away, mainly…
