It was around five in the afternoon, and after settling into our Pokémon Room at Mimaru Kyoto Kawaramachi Gojo, Christian went out to grab...
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Moshi Moshi Gid 2025
Christian and I have this “tradition” of spending my two-month school breaks somewhere else, which prompted our annual backpacking tri...
Mercure Hida Takayama: Experiencing the Local Culture from Within
The morning after my very first onsen experience, I felt how relieved my body was that I thought of going for a jog around the city. Howev...
Travelodge Nagoya Sakae: Great Value for Money Hotel
It was four-thirty in the morning and I was awakened by the burst of light coming from our window. It was the break of dawn and the early ...
Pre-Kinder Trip 2024
If we would rank our annual school break backpacking trips since 2013, this year would probably be the most unprepared one. I dunno if we ...
Autumn in Tokyo: A Travel Guide ~ Updated
*Updated January 8, 2019* This post has been updated with additional narrative on my second autumn trip to Tokyo. It was our f...
Mount Fuji: A Second Attempt at Japan’s Mighty Mountain
Same time last year, my favorite travel buddies and I went to the Land of Sushi for a quick five-day jaunt—my first ever trip to Japan...
How to Apply Japan Tourist Visa in the Philippines ~ Updated
*Updated September 9, 2018* This post has been updated with additional narrative on how I got a multiple entry visa on my se...
Tokyo Food Hunt: Cheap Eats in Japanese Standards
Japanese food isn't my favorite. I enjoy eating katsudon but I’m not a fan ramen . I love wasabi but not all types of sushi . It’...
Japan: The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nikko
We woke up late that day. We were supposed to leave at seven in the morning but all of us were perfectly molded on our snuggly bed, th...
Japan: Looking for Mt. Fuji in Hakone
She was shy that day. Blanketed in thick clouds, we covered almost every spot in Hakone to have a glimpse of her grandeur. And yes, ...
Authentic Japanese Food Experience at Grand Hyatt Tokyo
The group was stuck on an extremely bad weather. The incessant rain pulled us back on our great plans to explore Tokyo—it was our fir...
The Art of Getting Lost in Tokyo: A Japan First-Timer’s Reportage
In five days, we approximately spent one full day inside the complex 90-year old Tokyo subway train system and there’s definitely a di...
Old Tokyo Vibe at Wired Hotel Asakusa
Drenched in rainwater, we scrambled through the complex Tokyo Subway to catch the last train to Asakusa. A train staff motioned that w...
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