Japan
Japan has always been a tourist hotspot, regardless of the season. However, when springtime comes around, the tourists flock to the country for one reason only: cherry blossoms. Due to its immense popularity, many people consider the cherry blossom to be Japan’s national flower. The cherry blossoms’ blooming period will last only about 14 days… Continue reading Sakura Season in Japan 2020: When & Where to See Cherry Blossoms
Japan is easily one of the top travel destinations for Singaporeans. There is an abundance of cultural sights, delicious food, greenery, and Instagrammable spots in Japan you’ll find nowhere else. Other than that, Japan’s myriad shopping options, modern amenities, and incredibly polite locals make any visit to Japan a memorable one. As much as we… Continue reading What Not To Do When You Travel Japan – A Singaporean’s Guide
Japan is easily one of the world’s most popular spring destinations and it’s easy to see why. Spring season in Japan means only one thing: cherry blossoms! For years, cherry blossoms have been the main draw of this beautiful city with millions of tourists participating in cherry blossom viewing or hanami. However, Japan is so… Continue reading Japan in Spring: 8 Things to See Other Than Cherry Blossoms
Tokyo is famous for being a city well-loved by foodies. A visit to Japan’s capital also includes beautiful cultural activities, both old and new. From street food stalls to lavish Michelin-starred restaurants to catching your own dinner, here’s a delicious guide to food in Tokyo! The Best Food in Tokyo Delicious halal wagyu cooked… Continue reading Foodie’s Guide to Tokyo
So you’ve been tasked to plan the next family trip. A quick Google search of Okinawa pulls up images of pristine white beaches, boats lined up against the shore, and a sky that blends into the ocean. There’s also the occasional picture of a shiso statue. But there’s much more to Japan’s sunny island Okinawa.… Continue reading Okinawa: A Perfect Family Getaway
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Fun Things to do in Osaka [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Osaka is the cultural heart of Japan, full of temples, traditional practices and temples that transport you back in time. It also has some fun modern attractions too! What are the very best things to do in Osaka? Here’s a snapshot in our kawaii infographics.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
As the ancient capital of Japan, Nara boasts some of the most impressive sights (and deer!) throughout the country. There are indeed numerous beautiful temples in Nara, but you don’t have to worry about not being able to see everything in one day. The main attractions in Nara are located pretty close to each other around… Continue reading Travel Diaries: Doe-Eyed in Charming Nara, Japan
I went back to Japan at the end of sakura season in 2015. It was a trip with a few friends and we were on our final day in Osaka before catching a flight to Tokyo the next day. We couldn’t agree on how to spend the last day. One friend wanted badly to remain… Continue reading Travel Diaries: Harry Potter Hijinx in Osaka, Japan
Fukuoka, Japan is a large city close to Seoul. Its proximity to Korea has helped to establish its historical reputation as a trade centre and as a crossroads of different cultural influences. You’ll find this fame well-earned as there are many cultural institutions, museums and shopping malls to enthrall a visitor. Have seven days and… Continue reading How to Spend A Week’s Holiday in Fukuoka