Like this post? Help us by sharing it! When people think of Japan, they usually think of the excitement of Tokyo or the mix of temples and city of Kyoto, but many people don’t think about the rest of the often stunning countryside that you will find in the Japan archipelago. Japan is 70 percent […]
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10 Reasons why Japan is so great – No.5 – Japanese food
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! As I have said before, this list is in no particular order, but Japanese food has got to be high on anyone’s list of reasons why Japan is so great. Tokyo and the Kansai region including Kyoto, Osaka and Nara have ensured that Japan has got the […]
10 Reasons why Japan is so great – No. 4 Japan is very safe
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Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Doesn’t sound particularly exciting, but this factor does stand out when you are travelling in Japan. Tokyo is home to approximately 30 million people and is one of the biggest cities in the world, but there are no ‘dodgy areas’ to accidentally walk into. In fact, I […]
Are You Being Served?
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Like this post? Help us by sharing it! This blog contains many posts showcasing the fabulous sights, cuisine and experiences only to be found in Japan. But what makes travel in this country a real delight is the service. So courteous and polite are the typical Japanese employee that I’ve come to think of Japan […]
10 Reasons why Japan is so great – No. 2 Public transport
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! In no particular order in my, ‘Why Japan is so great’ series of posts, I want to praise the public transport in Japan which I have always thought brilliant. Having taken a train from Bristol to Cardiff at the weekend (approximately 44 miles) and travelled back on […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! In no particular order in my, ‘Why Japan is so great’ series of posts, I want to praise the public transport in Japan which I have always thought brilliant. Having taken a train from Bristol to Cardiff at the weekend (approximately 44 miles) and travelled back on […]