Sponsored by Seibu Holdings Inc. If you want to experience true Japanese culture and tradition only one hour away from…
Fabienne CheneJanuary 26, 2018
Sponsored by Seibu Holdings Inc. Just an hours train ride away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, is a…
Fabienne CheneJanuary 10, 2018
Sponsored by Seibu Holdings Inc. Just an hour from Tokyo, around Lake Ashi in the Hakone area, you can bask…
Fabienne CheneJanuary 7, 2018
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourism Association Iwamotorou Ryokan, located in Enoshima, is a traditional Japanese inn that has been…
Youmna JomaaSeptember 27, 2017
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourism Association When planning a trip to Japan, the go-to cities are typically Tokyo and Kyoto.…
Youmna JomaaSeptember 14, 2017
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourism Association Enoshima island is very popular for its beaches and marine activities. This small rocky island,…
Youmna JomaaSeptember 11, 2017
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourism Association Only 60 minutes from the capital of Japan, Enoshima island is a charming seaside…
Youmna JomaaSeptember 9, 2017
I guess many tourists think of Kamakura as a place of many temples and home to the Great Buddha Buddhist temple Kotoku-in), and Enoshima…
Youmna JomaaSeptember 6, 2017
As the days grow warmer, there is no better time to visit the many parks and gardens in and around Tokyo.…
Tamara BurgessMay 24, 2017
Kanamara Matsuri is a unique festival that is held annually on the first Sunday in April at the Kanayama Shrine in Kawasaki.…
Kylie PlesterMarch 28, 2017
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourist Association Yugyo-ji temple (also known as "Shōjōkō-ji temple") is a very interesting historical place…
Mathilde HeidaryDecember 30, 2016
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourist Association When you go to Enoshima Island, you can't miss the Yacht Harbor and its…
Mathilde HeidaryDecember 28, 2016
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourist Association If you are an art lover without a dime, you will be pleased to hear about…
Mathilde HeidaryDecember 24, 2016
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourist Association You have until Feb.19, 2017 to admire “Enoshima Illumination Festival” on Enoshima Island. This…
Mathilde HeidaryDecember 16, 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
Kamakura is best explored by bicycle - sort out your options and make for the road.
Meghalee GoswamiMay 13, 2016
Wander through the largest Chinatown in Asia and you will leave with your ears ringing with bells, eyes burning with…
Maia HallMay 10, 2016
Meigetsu-in temple with its impressive dry garden, is widely considered the most attractive temple in Kamakura by local residents.
Geoffrey SmithMay 8, 2016
Engaku-ji temple is a spiritual delight located in Kamakura where you can toll the bell or have a Japanese sweet…
Geoffrey SmithMay 6, 2016
Kencho-ji Temple is the hallmark of Kamakura. Founded by a Chinese Zen master, the temple has survived fires and several…
Geoffrey SmithMay 3, 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
