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Places to Visit in Japan
Yasaka Koshin-do Temple
Located in Kyoto, in the Higashiyama district, the Yasaka Koshin-do Temple, also known as Daikoku-san Kongo-ji Koshin-do can be found. A relatively small temple, it is close to the well-known Kiyomizu dera temple in Kyoto. One of the most notable features of Yasaka Koshin is the brightly colored “kukurizaru” which are small balls containing the... Read More
Cape Hedo (Hedo Misaki)
Found in Okinawa, on the most northern tip of the island, Cape Hedo, also known as Hedo Misaki offers some of the most beautiful views. The point overlooks both the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean making it a unique and memorable lookout for both locals and tourists alike. History of Cape Hedo Cape... Read More
Todoroki Falls
One of the many natural wonders in Okinawa is Todoroki Falls. Part of what makes the falls so appealing is that they can be easily accessed without hiking. Todoroki literally translates to “roaring” in Japanese which is an accurate way to describe this natural wonder. A perfect escape from the city, the flowing water streams... Read More
Best Date Ideas in Tokyo
A balance of natural beauty and plenty of green space, mixed with the bright neon lights and busy city, Tokyo is an eclectic mix of old and new. Whether looking for the perfect place for a romantic first date or celebrating a committed relationship, finding the right place for a date can be hard with so... Read More
Fukuoka
Resting along the northern shore of Kyushu Island, Fukuoka is the capital of Fukuoka Prefecture and the largest city on the island. With a rich history dating back to medieval Japan, the once former residence of the daimyo of Chikuzen Province is now a modern city showcasing both the past and the future. From ancient... Read More
Oshino Hakkai Springs
Known as a symbol of purification and a national treasure, the Oshino Hakkai Spring is one of eight springs created by the meltwater pouring down from Mount Fuji. This water is filtered through the lava which creates purified and clear spring water which is cherished by locals. Many locals flock to the ponds seeking to... Read More
Daikanyama
Dubbed as a hipster hotspot, the “Brooklyn of Tokyo” and notoriously filled with cool locals, Daikanyama is the perfect place to mingle with the true locals and enjoy shopping, dining, of course, coffee. The area is young, but feels more mature than Shibuya and carries the elegance of Omotesando. Walking around Daikanyama you can enjoy... Read More
Lake Kawaguchi
The second largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Kawaguchi is located near the southern Yamanashi Prefecture and close to Mount Fuji. It is the second largest in terms of total surface area and is the lowest elevation of the lakes. Kawaguchi is situated within the borders of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and is recognized... Read More
Todaiji Temple
One of the most famous and well-known shrines in Japan, the Todaiji Temple is located in Nara and is also one of the most notable landmarks there. A Buddhist temple, the Todaiji Temple also houses one of the world’s biggest Buddha statues, made from bronze this giant statue is known as Daibutsu. The Todiaji Temple... Read More
5 Things To Do In Japan In Autumn
Japan is beautiful and different each season, but there is something magical about autumn. The dramatic colors, showcasing vibrant reds and yellows among the foliage found throughout the country is quite striking. If you happen to visit Japan in the fall, here are 5 things to do in Japan in autumn. Yoyogi Park An enjoyable... Read More
5 Best Amusement Parks in Japan
From thrilling roller coasters to Lego and Hello Kitty, and of course, two of the world’s best Disney Resorts Japan has a multitude of amusement parks to choose from. All throughout Japan, visitors can find amusement parks, each with their own unique style and experiences. For families looking to enjoy kid-friendly activities or for thrill-seeking... Read More
