Aurélien, Author at VOYAPON

Aurélien

Salut! Voilà huit ans que je vis au Japon et durant toutes ces années j'ai eu l'occasion de faire plusieurs fois le tour du pays. J'espère que les expériences et les bons plans que je relate ici vous seront utiles et renforceront encore votre envie de découvrir ce beau et très diversifié pays!

5 articles

Articles by Aurélien

Ueda: Sake and Sweets in the Heart of Nagano Prefecture

February 21, 2017 Castles, Nagano, Onsen & Sento, Sake & Alcohol, Shinkansen, Sponsored, Temples & Shrines

Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan “The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project” Ueda is an ideal destination for several reasons. One of the great advantages of this city is that it is easy to get to, as the...

Visit One of the Oldest Sake Breweries in Japan

February 21, 2017 Culture, Historic Sites, Ibaraki, Sake & Alcohol, Sponsored

Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan “The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project” Year 1141! Since then the Sudo family had produced sake. And over the centuries, this brand has acquired the most prestige among other sake brands in...

Obuse, a Little Town with Many Secrets

February 21, 2017 Historic Sites, Mountains, Museums & Galleries, Nagano, Onsen & Sento, Sponsored

Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan “The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project” With a population of 10,000 inhabitants, Obuse is a small town in Japan. However, this does not prevent it from attracting many visitors who stop there...

Visiting Masuichi Ichimura Sake Brewery, Learn How to Make Sake!

February 21, 2017 Culture, Nagano, Sake & Alcohol, Sponsored

Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan “The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project” Visit Sake Brewery in Obuse Town In the pretty little town of Obuse (see the previous article on Obuse), we had the chance to visit one...

Dana cowin, Robert and Marina sinskey were talking about sake.

A Sake Tour, to Discover the True Japanese Alcohol

February 21, 2017 Culture, First Time in Japan, Language, Sake & Alcohol, Sponsored

Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan "The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project" How can nihonshu (commonly called sake) gain more recognition outside of Japan? This is an issue on which the highest authorities in the country place great...