Transportation
Nagoya to Kyoto by Train
Your inside guide to the best and cheapest options to get from Nagoya to Kyoto
Culture
Aoi Matsuri Festival
The Aoi Matsuri is one of the oldest and most celebrated festivals in Japan. So much so, the word “Matsuri” originally referre..
Transportation
Osaka Itami Airport to Kyoto
Given there is no direct train from Osaka airport to Kyoto, is the bus or a monorail/ train combination better? Inside tips and..
Transportation
Osaka to Narita by Train or Plane
With its renowned high speed rail network, it is easy to assume that the quickest way from Osaka to Narita Airport is by shinkansen...
Food
Riverside Grill and Beer Garden
A southern breeze brings forth good hope for sailors coming back from the maritime silk route. It may feel balmy by the time it..
Transportation
Kumamoto Airport Under Renovation
This guide provides handy tips for travelers to navigate during the renovation period, with the new Kumamoto Airport to be completed..
Culture
World Uchinanchu Festival
November 1st is Ryukyu History and Culture Day. Okinawa has a tradition of respect for ancestors and a deep reverence for nature,..
Food
Okinawa Tea Tasting
Go back in time, somewhere in Asia, with a bukubuku tea-making class and tasting experience. After that, browse the handmade pottery..
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Nagoya to Kyoto by Train
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Aoi Matsuri Festival
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Ryukyu Lantern Festival
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Niigata Fireworks Festival
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It’s Itoya!
Arlene BastionItoya is a stationery heaven begun in 1904 containing 8 floors of everything needed for writing, drawing, craft work, all beautifully..
Culture
Omiya's Green Hub and Scenic Zone
Arlene BastionOmiya, an extremely busy and modern traffic hub, also contains an enclosure of greenery and history, Omiya's Green Hub. It is..
Accommodation
5 Accommodation Spots with a Fuji View
KimIf you're planning to visit Japan in the future and want a standout view from your accommodation, why not consider somewhere..
Transportation
What’s the Best Way to Get From Kyoto to Tokyo?
Bonson LamThe slow train to Kyoto may be the path least taken, but it is brimming with surprises.