Virginia González, Author at VOYAPON

Virginia González

Freelance writer and translator from Spain, wanna be amateur photographer and film enthusiast. Always saving up for the next big trip. / Escritora y traductora freelance española, aficionada a la fotografía y amante del cine. Siempre estoy ahorrando para mi próximo viaje.

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Articles by Virginia González

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How Can I Get Accommodation for Free in Japan?

August 31, 2020 Costs, Hostels, Minshuku, Saving Tips 1 Comment

As the most expensive part of a vacation, accommodations tend to take up most of your budget when you plan a trip. Japan also happens to fall towards the high end of the cost-of-living spectrum compared to other countries. However,...

Japanese Stationery: Functionality Meets Design

May 2, 2017 Culture, Souvenirs

There is something about Japan that often goes unnoticed, yet never fails to impress tourists that come from all corners of the world: Japanese stationery. (more…)

Walking the Historic Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route

June 11, 2016 Hiking, Historic Sites, Mountains, Temples & Shrines, Wakayama

Kumano Kodo is an ancient pilgrmaage route that crosses the Kii Peninsula, mostly in Wakayama. This path is home to the most sacred temples in all of Japan.

Seaside life at the beach in Matsuyama

May 31, 2016 Beaches & Islands, Car Rentals, Ehime, Ferries, Local Buses, Shikoku, Summer

Matsuyama is the capital city of the Ehime Prefecture, located across the coast from Hiroshima. If you’re looking for a perfect day at the beach or by the seaside, this is it!

How to ride the Hiroshima tram: It’s easier than it seems!

May 23, 2016 Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Local Buses, Money, Saving Tips

The Hiroshima tram is the most convenient and affordable way to move around the city center. Here are some tips to save you time on your next trip.