Solo travel is one of the most life-changing experiences you can add to your core competencies, and Tokyo is the best place to do it!
Kyoto / Rivers & Lakes
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5 Compelling Reasons to Visit Japan’s Kamo River
The Kamo River or “Kamogawa” is the most significant river in Kyoto, running across the entire prefecture as a central place of gathering.
Autumn / Hiking / Kyoto
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Why Autumn is the Best Time of Year for Hiking in Japan!
Truthfully, I could hike Japan’s scenic mountains all year round, but autumn stands out as the ideal season when everything aligns perfectly!
Drinks / Rivers & Lakes / Thoughts
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Can I drink tap water in Japan?
To save you reading an entire article answering a yes or no question, the answer you’re after is YES, tap water is safe to drink in Japan.
Food / Restaurants / Travel
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What Japanese foods should I try?
When you visit Japan, you may be wondering what Japanese foods are a “must-try,” so here’s my recommendations that go beyond sushi and ramen!
Park / Rivers & Lakes
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My 5 Favorite Riverside Parks in Japan!
Riverside parks are one my favorite aspects of Japan’s natural scenery, so I thought I’d make a list of my favorite ones to visit!
Drinks / Kyoto / Rivers & Lakes / Summer
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A Guide to the Kyoto Summer – Surviving Japan’s Deadly Humidity!
Summer in Japan can be deadly, especially in more southern regions like Kyoto. Here’s how you can survive and thrive through the heatwave!
Culture / Foreigner / Society / Thoughts
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5 Unique Observations from a Foreigner Living in Japan
Living in Japan for over 3 years has led me to some very peculiar observations about Japanese culture and society.
Anime / Tokyo / Vending machine
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Visiting Tokyo’s Gacha Gacha no Mori – The Forest of Capsule Toys
Gacha Gacha no Mori literally translates to “Forest of Capsule Toys,” and honestly, calling it that is not even a stretch!