Anne Lauenroth

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German writer, translator and editor with a passion for travel, photography and all things Japanese. More about me and my work on www.allwordz.com and www.floating-worlds.com.

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Takkyubin

The Problem Traveling with a huge backpack or a heavy suitcase between accommodations can be a nuisance, especially since public transport in Japan is not really designed to accommodate tourists with a lot of luggage. For travelers trying to avoid c..

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Shibuya Crossing - "The Scramble"

The big scramble crossing in front of Tokyo's Shibuya Station is rumored to be one of the busiest in the world. When the pedestrian lights turn green, people start crossing from all directions at once, making for some exciting evasive maneuvers. ..

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Traditional Japanese Theater

Japanese theater has a long and rich history, but the idea of visiting a theatrical performance in a foreign country can feel intimidating. Fearing they might not be able to follow the story on stage because of the language and cultural barrier, pote..

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Rainbow Bridge Views

The Rainbow Bridge is a suspension bridge in Tokyo Bay, connecting Shibaura to the man-made island of Odaiba. Officially called the Tokyo Wan Renraku-kyo, the bridge can be crossed by car, the Yurikamome rubber-tired train or on foot, offering panora..

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Cafe Wakakusa in Nara

Just a 3-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station and close to the Higashimuki Shopping Arcade, Cafe Wakakusa is one of Nara’s lovely little treasures. Run by Hiro and Sumie, a global-minded couple, Cafe Wakakusa welcomes travelers and locals ali..

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A Hot Summer's Day in Rikugien

On a particularly hot summer’s day, I was looking for shade to escape the burning August sun. My search brought me to Rikugien, a beautiful Edo Period landscape garden in northern Tokyo’s Bunkyo ward. Built around 1700 and opened to the p..

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Heianraku

Takayama in central Japan’s Gifu Prefecture is a beautiful destination for several reasons - a well-preserved Edo Period old town, its spring and autumn festivals (considered to rank among Japan’s three most famous), and wonderful people ..

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Restaurant Ebisu in Takayama

Takayama is a beautiful city in central Japan’s Gifu Prefecture. Known for its well-preserved and picturesque old town, Takayama features narrow streets lined with historical shops and warehouses, a testament to the city’s history as a we..

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Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival

Anne Lauenroth Dec 16, 2015

Fireworks have a long history in Japan and are an integral part of many summer festivals. The Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival in Tokyo dates back to the Edo period and is one of Japan's most famous fireworks displays. Every last Saturday in July, c..

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Takkyubin

Shibuya Crossing - "The Scramble"

Traditional Japanese Theater

Rainbow Bridge Views

Cafe Wakakusa in Nara

A Hot Summer's Day in Rikugien

Heianraku

Restaurant Ebisu in Takayama

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Takkyubin

Shibuya Crossing - "The Scramble"

Traditional Japanese Theater

Rainbow Bridge Views

Yakushiji Temple, Nara

Cafe Wakakusa in Nara

Kyoto Imperial Palace

Visiting the Rabbits of Okunoshima

A Day in Higashiyama

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