We were invited to join the Discover Tokushima Tourism Seminar in early February and there we got to learn what a wonderful and mystical place Tokushima is. By the time we left the seminar we were ready to pack our hiking boots and be on our way to enjoy all that Tokushima has to offer. In recent y ...readmore
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The Hotel Mont Blanc Hakuba Group is well trusted and well established as the pr ...readmore
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Ayla Yuile
Last year we held a snow holiday giveaway competition - the Japan Winter Magic T ...readmore
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See for yourself the extraordinary atmosphere at Kokuya, a traditional Japanese ...readmore
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G'DAY JAPAN! SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE Entrance Fee: ¥8,000 per person → ¥6,000 pe ...readmore
Hello Kitty and the whole of Sanrio Universe are the corner stone of the Japanese kawaii culture. Whether you are obsessed with Hello Kitty already or have a soft spot for anything cute and pastel coloured, you want to keep on reading. Hello Kitty is everywhere in Japan - it's at the supermarket, ...readmore
Have you noticed that traditional Japanese culture is very extra? For example, there's culinary arts, and then there's Japanese cuisine. Another great example would be Japanese tea ceremonies (stay tuned for more on tea ceremonies!), which are a performance even though it's basically a tea party. ...readmore
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Ayla Yuile
Tokyo city is full of towering buildings, but did you know there are two rivalling towers there? Image via Klook Both Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree are free standing broadcasting towers. They are both quite tall and visitors can take a long elevator ride up to look over Tokyo city, but that's as f ...readmore
Due to their long and extreme Winters, Iwate in Spring brings a strong contrast, welcoming warmth and happiness. The symbol of Spring in Japan is the commencement of the Cherry Blossom season, however in the Iwate town of Shizuku-Ishi, the mountains are still snow-covered. One particularly fa ...readmore
Japan is known for many things, for its traditional culture, for its food, for its abundant powder snow, and for being the home of truly ‘kawaii’ (cute) stuff! We are diving right into the big wide world of kawaii and we are starting with the animals in Japan, because in true Japanese fashion, they ...readmore
Sumo is a national sport of Japan; a form of wrestling that has over a thousand years of history! Image via Robb Report Even after all of these years, it’s much loved by the Japanese people, and it’s a mainstream sport that can be watched freely on television. Viewing sumo at a tournament is one ...readmore
The gorgeous blush coloured Cherry Blossoms are one of Japan’s key icons, although in recent years, Japan’s abundant powder snow has attracted many from around the world in winter, the Cherry Blossom season remains to be one of its key attractions, and for a very good reason. Photo by JJ Ying on ...readmore
Do you know what’s in the centre of Japan? The Kansai region known as western Japan is located in the middle of Honshu (the main island of Japan). Not only that, the Kansai region was at the centre of Japanese politics and culture until the 19th century. The region consists of 10 prefectures and ma ...readmore
We were invited to join the Discover Tokushima Tourism Seminar in early February and there we got to learn what a wonderful and mystical place Tokushima is. By the time we left the seminar we were ready to pack our hiking boots and be on our way to enjoy all that Tokushima has to offer. In recent y ...readmore
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G'DAY JAPAN! SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE Entrance Fee: ¥8,000 per person → ¥6,000 per person Meal Fee: ¥1,000/¥1,500 per person ↓ ↓ ↓ BOOK DISCOUNT TICKETS ↓ ↓ ↓ ↑ ↑ ↑ BOOK DISCOUNT TICKETS ↑ ↑ ↑ Deep in the throbbing maze of Tokyo's Kabuki-cho entertainment area, Robot Restaurant's futur ...readmore
