Off the Beaten Path in Western Japan
Looking for an unusual destination for your trip to Japan? In this article, I recommend some off the beaten path locations in western Japan!
Shiga Prefecture’s Must Visit List
Shiga Prefecture is home to Japan’s largest lake; Lake Biwa. A lot of people have probably never heard of Shiga prefecture as it is overshadowed by it’s famous neighbor Kyoto. However, in this article we will make you see how amazing this place is!
Kansai, Japan’s Three Sacred Mountains: Explore World Heritage Sites Through Japanese Sake and Tea
This series of articles sees us visiting 3 different areas using 3 different railways, enjoying unique food, doing unique activities, experiencing new things, and many more!
Mount Hiei: Discover the Abundance of World Heritage Sites and Japanese Tea in Kansai with Keihan Electric Railway
Taking you on a journey starting in Uji, a town in Kyoto known for its tea, and later to the World Heritage Site; Enryakuji Temple.
Maibara Cycling Day-Trip (Local Villages, Hikes, Tea, and Lake Biwa)
Explore the charms of Maibara, while cycling along the villages and the coast of Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan.
Ogoto Cycling Day-Trip (Herbs, Onsen, Lake, and Lamps)
The charming town of Ogoto offers rural sceneries, relaxing herb teas, outdoor lunch, canoes, hot spring (onsen), and lamp-making activities!
Hikone Cycling Day-Trip (Bicycles, Castle Towns, Shrines, and Tofu!)
Through this day trip, you’ll get to explore the charming town of Hikone, Shiga prefecture through cycling and unique activities.
Omihachiman: A Dreamy Day Trip From Kyoto
Out of all the exciting places Shiga has to offer, this article will take you on a day trip to Omihachiman! (Just a few minutes from Kyoto!)
Nagahama Area & Chikubushima Island: A Spiritual Day Trip from Kyoto
Out of all the exciting places Shiga has to offer, this article will take you on a day trip to Nagahama Area & Chikubushima Island! (Just a few minutes from Kyoto!)
Kansai Secret (and not so secret) Street List
Have a look at these secret and not-so-secret streets, take notes, and make sure to visit them on your next trip to Japan!