by Angelie | Dec 12, 2024 | Japan Area Guide, Japan Travel, Japanese food & Drinks, Places in Japan
Kamakura, a charming coastal town just an hour south of Tokyo, is rich in history and cultural significance. Once the political centre of medieval Japan, Kamakura is home to historic temples, beautiful beaches, and a lively street food scene that delights both locals...
by Angelie | Dec 10, 2024 | Japan Travel, Japanese culture, Life in Japan, Spring in Japan, Winter in Japan
If you’re anything like me, the idea of cherry blossoms—sakura—has probably been a long-time fantasy. Growing up with anime, I used to picture sakura as these delicate pink clouds that magically appeared for a fleeting moment in spring before vanishing like a...
by Angelie | Dec 5, 2024 | Autumn in Japan, Japan Travel, Spring in Japan, Winter in Japan
When most people think of Japan’s cherry blossoms, or sakura, they imagine the fleeting beauty of spring—a world transformed into soft pink hues, with petals fluttering gracefully in the breeze. And yes, springtime sakura is iconic, breathtaking, and...
by Angelie | Nov 29, 2024 | Japan Travel, Japanese culture
Living in Japan has been full of surprises, and one of the things that really caught my attention was the number of beautiful Japanese shrines all over the country. At first, I just admired them for their beauty—the red torii gates, peaceful courtyards, and the quiet,...
by Angelie | Nov 28, 2024 | Winter in Japan, Japan Travel
One of the things that makes Japan so special, as you’ll discover in our Japan winter itinerary, is how distinct and dramatic its four seasons are. Each one has its own personality and charm, and honestly, they all manage to make themselves worth the hype. It’s...
by Angelie | Nov 20, 2024 | Winter in Japan, Japan Travel
December in Japan is an exceptional month where festive cheer, seasonal foods, and deeply rooted traditions come together. As the last month of the year, December invites you to experience the wonders of winter amidst vibrant city lights, cosy hot pots, and the...
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