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Zen Retreat: Reconnecting with Nature in West Japan (5 days,4 nights)
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Family Travel in Japan: Beyond Disneyland and Universal Studios
We get it. Tokyo Disneyland has cutest merch, and Japan is home to the world’s only Disney Sea. Universal Studios Japan just unveiled its Donkey Kong expansion, and for many...
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What to Wear in Japan: January - March
Winter coats one day, light jackets the next. Welcome to Japan’s season of everchanging weather, 三寒四温 (literally: three cold, four warm, read: sankan shion)! It refers to the season between January...
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Wellness by the Water: Omihachiman Continued
When you're by Lake Biwa, it’s not just about the views. It’s about feeling connected to nature and the calmness of the area. From peaceful river cruises to mindful meals,...
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Old Towns, New Art: Biwako Biennale
Cover photo: Egashira Makoto courtesy of Biwako Biennale Naoshima is famous for its art, but just a stone's throw from the big cities of Kyoto and Osaka lies another hidden art gem:...
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Island Scents: Incense Making in Japan
On Awaji Island, visitors can see artisans dedicated to keeping the tradition of incense making alive. It is said that the practice dates back to 595 AD, when a fragrant...
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Awaji Island's Fishing Culture
Cover photo courtesy of Awaji Island Tourism. Visiting Yura Port on Awaji Island, I had the opportunity to experience a place where the hustle and bustle of the fishing industry...
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The Story Begins in a Rice Field
The theme of my trip to Shiga last week was sustainable tourism with a major emphasis on supporting local craftsmanship from wooden bucket makers, rice farmers, and sake breweries. Shiga...
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