Sponsored by Kurashiki Tourist Attract Committee Japan is a land of juxtaposition – this country is home to some…
Matt De SousaNovember 10, 2017
Sponsored by Kurashiki Tourist Attract Committee Tucked away in the southern parts of Japan’s Okayama prefecture – between Hiroshima…
Matt De SousaNovember 3, 2017
Sponsored by Kurashiki Tourist Attract Committee Kurashiki, in Okayama Prefecture, is an intriguing getaway destination for travellers looking for something…
Matt De SousaOctober 30, 2017
Sponsored by Kurashiki Tourist Attract Committee Japan can be an exciting and eye-opening country, with the endless neon cityscapes of…
Matt De SousaOctober 27, 2017
Sponsored by MIYAJIMA ROPEWAY Itsukushima, more commonly known as Miyajima, is an island located northwest of Hiroshima City, which is…
Matt De SousaDecember 10, 2016
Sponsored by KOTOHIRA BUS Shikoku, Japan’s smallest and least populated main island situated below and between Hiroshima and Osaka, is…
Matt De SousaDecember 9, 2016
Sponsored by MIYAJIMA ROPEWAY During the autumn months, many Japanese people endeavour to get outside and enjoy “Koyo”, or…
Matt De SousaDecember 8, 2016
Sponsored by KOTOHIRA BUS Those of us who are well-travelled will know that as time goes by, one has to…
Matt De SousaDecember 7, 2016
Sponsored by MIYAJIMA ROPEWAY Southwest of Hiroshima City lies Itsukushima, a sparsely-populated island home to many shrines, wild deer and…
Matt De SousaDecember 6, 2016
When travelling to Japan, one might expect to visit temples, shrines, karaoke bars and restaurants, see Geishas in Kyoto and…
Matt De SousaDecember 5, 2016
Sponsored by KOTOHIRA BUS If you are a frequent or even first-time traveller to Japan, you would likely be aware…
Matt De SousaDecember 3, 2016
Sponsored by cotatsu, inc. Before moving to Japan from Australia, I was not too familiar with Japan’s varying and…
Matt De SousaAugust 27, 2016
Japan is famous for being clean, having great customer service and amazing food. Knowing this, it should come as no…
Matt De SousaAugust 20, 2016
While driving in a foreign country might seem daunting, the differences between driving in Japan and Australia are actually quite…
Matt De SousaAugust 15, 2016
Mt Fuji is the most famous and popular hiking destinations in Japan, and one of the most well-known mountains in…
Matt De SousaAugust 9, 2016
At the base of Mt Fuji lies Lake Yamanaka, a beautiful spot to go camping and take in the beautiful…
Matt De SousaAugust 6, 2016
With one of the many camping vehicles available from Camp-in-car, you can explore a side of a less-travelled and more…
Matt De SousaAugust 4, 2016
Ryukoji Temple is Nichiren Buddhist temple located in Fujisawa, worth visiting before you go to Enoshima sightseeing!
Matt De SousaJuly 30, 2016
On the south-western side of Enoshima lies the Iwaya Caves, a natural phenomenon packed with ancient historical artifacts from Enoshima's…
Matt De SousaJuly 5, 2016
Okutsunomiya is one of three shrines on Fujisawa City's Enoshima, along a short but popular walking route on the west-side…
Matt De SousaJuly 5, 2016
One of the more popular spots to visit on Enoshima Island is Chigogafuchi: a rocky coastal area where one can…
Matt De SousaJuly 4, 2016
Enoshima, about an hour train ride South-West of Tokyo, is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and for…
Matt De SousaJuly 3, 2016
When traveling to places like Japan, with a long, rich history, it is always important to try to learn about…
Matt De SousaJune 28, 2016
Just a short walk from Kamakura Station, Daihatsu-owned café Copen Local Base serves a variety of coffees, smoothies, and healthy…
Matt De SousaMay 1, 2016
Myohonji Temple is one of the oldest Nichiren Buddhist temples in Kamakura, and is only a short walk from JR…
Matt De SousaApril 30, 2016
Kamakura's Gionyama Hiking Course, just a short walk from JR Kamakura Station, is an easy and rewarding trek through nature…
Matt De SousaApril 29, 2016
Take a walk along the coast in Kamakura to visit Komyoji Temple: a large, stunning piece of history, where you…
Matt De SousaApril 28, 2016
