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Researching and booking for a trip to Japan should be seen as part of the vacation experience itself. There is a certain thrill attached to the fervent scrolling, Google searches, and innumerable open tabs. However, choosing dates, flights, hotels, tour packages, commuter cards, SIM providers and so on can become rather overwhelming. When it comes to the matter of accommodation at least, Tokyo makes it easy.
Akita Prefecture, located in the northern part of Honshu, is blessed with magnificent natural beauty, including the mystical blue of Lake Tazawa and the majestic coastline of the Oga Peninsula. It is an attractive destination for nature lovers. The flavors of Akita are a direct result of the area’s earthly splendor, and many of its regional delicacies can be traced back to its geography.
The Northern prefecture of Akita, it could be said, is a firm favorite for people with an affinity for the outdoors. Populated with awe-inspiring mountains and luscious forestry, the connection to nature in Akita is a key strength that attracts visitors all year round. Much like its natural wonders, the events calendar for Akita’s seasonal festivals is rich and plentiful, with dates dotting from the sweltering summer to the wistful winter.
Voyapon dives deep into hip new shop Naru Coffee located in Tokyo’s Chiyoda ward. It has become a hub for the capital’s coffee addicts.
Ten days, 184 films, and almost 70,000 admissions later, the 38th edition of the Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) wrapped on November 5, with the curtain falling on the closing ceremony.
From October 27 to November 5, Tokyo Midtown will host Asia’s second-largest celebration of cinema, the Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF).
Hakone is now a pilgrimage site for headstrong Eva pilots, especially during the franchise’s 30th year. So set an early alarm, pack a hiking bag, and board the Odakyu Line’s rapid service to Odawara Station. Here is the best way for an Evangelion fan to enjoy a day and night in Tokyo-III.
Located in Japan’s second-largest city and sporting over 600 bars, izakaya, and restaurants, the drinking district of Nogecho in Yokohama offers all of the distilled delights of Shinjuku’s Golden Gai, but with far more room to breathe.
“Go get lost. I dare you,” are a few words that encapsulate the ethos of Overland Campers Japan (OCJ), a premium-camper rental service based in Nakameguro, Tokyo.
