I’m living proof that Japanese people love to eat. Guilty as charged! But even in the sushi-obsessed country of Japan, Osaka is the ultimate food hotspot. From fugu stews and yakiniku feasts, to savory pancakes and deep-fried snacks, you name it, they’ve got it. Below are five specialties—mostly famous, others controversial—that promise an adventure-filled food
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Despite being tucked away at the southernmost tip of Japan, Okinawa is a tourist magnet. Its tropical breeze, luxury beach resorts, diverse ecosystems, and emerging food scene pose a relaxing alternative to Tokyo. With so much to offer, all travelers are very much welcome here. Below are some ideas to do there to prove it!
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Traveling for food? You’re just like me. Get excited for your next culinary adventure! Your destination is Hokkaido, where vegetables have their own festivals, hybrid fruits are highly prized, fresh seafood abounds, and dairy is at its most decadent. Get started on planning your fun, food-filled vacation in Japan’s northernmost prefecture with some of my
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Hokkaido is a breath of fresh air from Japan’s bustling, and sometimes overstimulating large cities. Pristine lakes, fruit farms, lavender fields, and hearty foods have made it people’s summer home away from home. Others often visit to experience it with friends, families, and their romantic partners. Will you be next? Here are just some of
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Hokkaido is a dream destination for people seeking a more relaxed vacation in Japan. Japan’s northernmost island is rife with unspoiled lakes, heritage sites, food festivals, and coastal villages. Summer reveals nature in full bloom, and is a great time to go sightseeing. It can also be a pretty busy season too! So to make
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Today I’m reviewing the Tamron 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III A VC VXD, a 16x zoom lens. Compatible with Sony’s mirrorless E-mount and Fuji X-mount cameras. Features of Tamron 18-300mm Build Quality and Image Stabilization The lens boasts commendable build quality; despite its plastic construction, it feels solid and has a pleasing brushed finish. Weighing 620
Heard of Burning Man? If you have… everything you heard is probably true. But… You’ll never know for sure, unless you go for yourself. Right? There’s nothing else like it and it was quite the experience. Think Disneyland for adults. I won’t get into any details here, but if youre open to new things, it might
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curious about what Japan looks like outside of the major cities? here’s a few things i did on my last trip to kochi prefecture in Shikoku Japan. Go to Kochi Japan, and perhaps it will change you If there’s anything that’s changed me more in my life in terms of my perspectives and also helping
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Did you know that Shimantogawa (四万十川) or the Shimanto River is also the longest river in Shikoku? Where is Shimantogawa, Kochi? Shimantogawa (四万十川) or the Shimanto River is a 196-kilometer stretch found in the western area of Japan’s Kochi Prefecture. Its Japanese kanji characters mean it’s “Japan’s last remaining limpid stream”. Visitors will see the
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