The legendary island of Enoshima (江ノ島) is just a stone’s throw away (or one hour by train) from Tokyo, and…
CheriseAugust 31, 2021
I have a confession to make: I hate haunted houses. As a kid, the looming fear that something would come…
Mika SendaMarch 13, 2020
Sponsored by Takachiho Tourist Association Located on Japan's southern island of Kyushu, about an hour and 40 minutes east of…
Cyrielle Ugnon-CoussiozJuly 4, 2019
As we drove along the coast to Jodogahama Beach, Iwate Prefecture, I could catch glimpses of the ocean between the sparse patches of…
Ryann OverbayJune 23, 2017
Sponsored by The Tourism Association of Central Region in Fukushima Prefecture Abukuma Cave History First discovered on September 12th 1969,…
Ryann OverbayMarch 22, 2017
Sponsored by the Shizuoka Prefecture Tourism Association After my night in a ryokan owned by a fishermen family in the Kumomi…
Mathilde HeidaryFebruary 20, 2017
Sponsored by Saga Prefectural Tourism Federation Nanatsugama Caves The Nanatsugama (“Seven pots”) Caves are located in Karatsu, in the Saga-prefecture of…
Vicky TaylorFebruary 10, 2017
Ryusendo Cave In Iwate, the northern part of Japan is one of those places for tourists, dwelling in the caves,…
Ryann OverbaySeptember 21, 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
