Project GoraHey there, fellow wanderers! I’m Milet Miranda, a frequent Japan traveler. Why do I keep coming back, you ask? Well, the answer is simple: FOOD. Oh yes, the Japanese culinary wonders have lured me in like a moth to a flame. But my love affair with Japan goes beyond the realm of taste buds. With each visit, I find myself diving deeper into the intricate tapestry of Japanese culture, uncovering hidden gems that make my heart skip a beat.
In these comprehensive Japan travel guides, I’ll spill the wasabi on everything you need to know. From budget-friendly travel tips and must-see attractions to securing affordable flights and accommodations, I’ve got your back. And hey, I’ll even dish out some valuable tips on what to avoid, because let’s face it, we all want a smooth and memorable journey.
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On my trip in Northern Kyushu, I decided to do a spontaneous visit to Usuki. I can still remember how excited my hostel dormmate was when she was telling me about Usuki Samurai District, Usuki Sekibutsu and the Lotus Flower festival. She said it would be a great opportunity for me to see the lotus […]
I wasn’t a big fan of theme parks but as soon as I walked through the turnstile of Tokyo DisneySea, it felt like stepping into a magical world. Maybe it was the Mickey Mouse train, the nautical and maritime theme, helpful and friendly DisneySea staff, polite and respectful Japanese theme park goers (you wouldn’t see […]
Arriving in Nagasaki, I instantly felt a strong connection to the city. Beyond its tragic history as the second city struck by an atomic bomb, Nagasaki has a unique blend of East-meets-West charm. Walking its streets, it felt as though time had stopped, giving the city a nostalgic, almost timeless quality. If you’re traveling in […]
If you have seen the Taiga drama Gou: Hime-tachi no Sengoku, or any Taiga drama with a glimpse of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, then you will be familiar with Osaka Castle and its historical relevance. Taiga is an annual, year-long historical fiction television series in Japan. So basically, prior to our arrival in Japan, I already have a little knowledge about the place. History of […]
When visiting Shirakawa-go, it’s a must to experience an amazing Japanese onsen. Here’s my experience at Shirakawa-go Onsen (Shirakawa-go No Yu), the only natural hot spring at the world heritage site. Spring in Shirawaka-go It was the first week of April when we went to Shirakawa-go and yet there was no sign of spring. There […]
If you are planning a trip to Shirakawa-go from Kyoto, then you have come to the right place. In this guide, I will share the easiest ways to reach this UNESCO World Heritage Site. I have also added budget-friendly ways to travel to Japan if you don’t plan on getting a JR pass. Read on […]