What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word onsen?Where nice and quiet, where you may rest in hot water, away from the stresses of the world. Contrast this with the hustle, throngs, and never-ending activity of Japan’s metropolis, Tokyo.It seems entirely incompatible, doesn’t it?However, with these 5 hotels that… Read More 5 Tokyo Hotels With Onsens
Welcome, my dear foodie friend!! It’s food o’clock; of course, you know today’s topic. Korean Food vs. Japanese Food: Which One Is Better?A trending topic and a battlefield for Asia fans. That’s why today I have two friends accompanying me in this “Battle-Royal.” Once again, we have as today’s jury : Ajan Rena is a… Read More Korean Food vs. Japanese Food
There are many Asian countries to explore and enjoy. Choosing between them can be a big challenge. Many Asian countries share some similarities, yet they all have unique lifestyles, cultures, and identities. For an unforgettable Asian experience, Japan vs. China are two countries to visit. They both have a lot to offer, each one having… Read More Japan vs. China Part #2
Island Enoshima in the Kanagawa prefecture gets dressed in lights before each Christmas. While it’s not as big as Yomiuri Land Christmas lights, it’s way more beautiful… and the entry fee is cheaper. Plus, there is a free part. You can spend the whole day there, coming in the morning, first climbing to the other… Read More Enoshima Christmas Lights 2022・4K HDR
Let’s start by introducing ourselves because I’m not alone this time, and it’s something new. I wanted to do this collaboration for a long time, and let’s hope we will have plus one soon. Ajan.Rena: Thanks for having me here; I couldn’t resist this topic, although I’m not 100% a travel blogger. But I hope that… Read More Japan vs. China Part #1
TOCWhat is Kaiseki ryori? Kaiseki ryori (懐石料理) or Kaiseki cuisine is a traditional multi-course cuisine in Japan. It is one of the three basic styles of Japanese cooking. Its origin is in the simple meals provided during the tea ceremony many centuries ago, but it has since grown into an elegant dining style favored among…… Read More Kaiseki ryori (懐石料理)
My days are in the yellow leaf; The flowers and fruits of love are gone; The worm, the canker, and the grief, Are mine alone! Lord Byron
5-17-3 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo-to 160-0022 Japan While bars, restaurants, and shops have no qualms about staying open late in Tokyo. For some reason, night markets have never quite taken off here as elsewhere. There are plenty of places with a similar loud, rowdy, and friendly atmosphere. The many yokocho and festivals are a great place… Read More 29 Day of November #market #30DAYCHALLENGE
Nara is a city in the prefecture of the same name in south-central Japan. It’s larger than you might think, and its dense forest makes it feel even more remote. In the past, Nara was an important site for producing sacred texts. Today, it’s most famous for its resident population of wild Asian red deer… Read More The Top 5 Places in Nara Japan
Hakodate, Hakodate, Japan