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Moving on next on our journey in Summer, we continued our adventure and headed to Hirosaki the next day after a day exploring in Aomori using the ultimate Flexible 5 Day JR East Tohoku Area Pass (Japan Pick Up) from KLOOK. The journey took about […]
Japan has more than just Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hokkaido. I am always anticipated to explore the Tohoku area such as Aomori, Akita, Sendai; western area such Ise and Wakayama, southern area such as Beppu and Oita. I made it come true this round… to AOMORI. […]
When it comes to “Travelling”, it is always something we anticipate the most! Imagine, for all the hard work we have done for the year, it is time to take a break and pamper ourselves with a trip. By travelling, we get to widen our […]
Just got back from Japan, another few prefectures checked. I really hope I won’t bore you guys, but this trip was something different, because it was my very first trip with my BFF – Ching!!! We had a lot of fun time, bumped many surprises […]
Toyama is located in the Hokuriku Region of northern Chubu, is usually a popular stayover place for people who have visited the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, or going to hop on the alpine route. READ: The Roof of Japan – Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route 立山黒部アルペンルート
Learning about Shinshu Miso in Matsumoto is the first highlight of my trip in Matsumoto. Like what I mentioned earlier, miso, the fermented soybean paste is an essential ingredients in Japanese cuisine, also the must have in Japanese’s daily living. For full itinerary, read on […]
During the planning of this trip, I randomly came across this place in Instagram; I told myself I must bring everyone here to… Nabana No Sato なばなの里 A flower theme park that is famous for its seasonal flower shows, located on the Nagashima Island in […]
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is known as the “Roof of Japan” which is only opened to visitors from mid of April to near end of November. This Northern Japan Alps lie on the border between Toyama and Nagano prefectures. Visitors get to “climb” the Japan […]
