Takachiho Gorge and Mt. Aso are popular destinations that are often combined, because of their proximity with each other, making it a perfect weekend getaway or a 2-day trip.
One of the best spots to catch Spider Lilies in Fukuoka is at Tsuzura Rice Terraces in Ukiha City, which was created 400 years ago!
Lamp no Yado Aoni Onsen is a hot spring in Aomori, Japan with no electricity. But, at night, hundreds of lamps illuminate it!
For foreign globetrotters living in Japan, it’s good news because you can now purchase JR KYUSHU RAIL PASS from July 1, 2021- March 31, 2022!
Teamlab has once again created a bedazzling digital artwork called, “TeamLab Tea Time in the Soy Sauce Warehouse” in Okayama Prefecture— which is open from April 15, 2021, to March 31, 2022
Japan Railway (JR) made it affordable for the international community in Japan to explore Kyushu with its new JR Kyushu Discover Rail Pass for as low as 6,500 yen!
Wisterias in Fukuoka blooms around mid-April to early May, coloring its cities purple and scenting it with a sweet aroma comparable to orchids. It might not be as popular as Cherry Blossoms, but these purple gems are equally striking and vibrant.
Sakura Viewing (or Hanami ) is a favorite past time in Japan during spring. But unfortunately, we are still in the midst of a pandemic and by doing such gatherings we are just exacerbating our dire situation.
The courtship between a Filipino and French seems refreshing and thrilling. Their contrasting customs and traditions feel like a movie with an “opposite-attracts” narrative. But, as soon as reality kicks in, are “cultural differences” still adorable or just tolerable?
Japan is one of the world’s fashion hubs and online shopping and Instagram has made it accessible to everyone. So, here’s my top 5 favorites!