Join me on an enchanting journey around Hakone, where we’ll explore this stunning region using not one, but five exciting modes of transport! It’s a journey that starts and ends at Hakone-Yumoto, taking us on a delightful loop around the area. Imagine hopping on a train that snakes through beautiful valleys, then switching to a…
If you are visiting Japan, then no need to worry as in every corner there is a street to explore from Tokyo to Kyoto to much more. But Shibuya is a very vibrant neighborhood which no one would like to miss on as it has it all adventure spots, Exploration of unique attractions, food hogging…
IC cards are reloadable cards designed for convenient fare payments on public transportation and seamless transactions at various vending machines, stores, and eateries. You can use these cards by simply tapping them on a reader for approximately one second. Since 2001, numerous train and bus operators throughout Japan have introduced their own IC cards. In…
Introduction Japan is a country known for its adherence to rules and protocols. When planning a visit to Japan in the near future, there are specific formalities that must be addressed. The initial step in this process is applying for a Japanese visa in India. This visa issuance involves various facets. Depending on the type…
From 794 to 1868, Kyoto was the capital of Japan and home to the emperor. Today, it’s among the top ten largest cities in the country, boasting a population of 1.5 million and a contemporary appearance. Throughout its history, Kyoto faced destruction from numerous wars and fires. However, its remarkable historical significance led to its…
Embark on a three-day journey through Kyoto, a city where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modernity. Whether you’re arriving from Tokyo or Osaka, Kyoto unfolds as a tapestry of cultural richness and natural beauty. This guide will navigate you through planning your visit, accommodations, must-see attractions, and unique experiences, including the delightful tradition of kimono…
Universal Studios Japan, nestled in Osaka, represents a magical getaway for both the young and the young-at-heart. As one of only six Universal Studios globally, and notably the inaugural one established outside the U.S., it offers a diverse array of attractions and activities suited for visitors across all age groups. Given its extensive scale, navigating…
Odakyu Railway’s Hakone Free Pass: Your Ticket to Explore Hakone The Odakyu Railway’s Hakone Free Pass is a budget-friendly choice for those looking to explore the scenic Hakone region. This versatile pass provides unlimited access to a wide range of transport modes affiliated with Odakyu, including buses, trains, boats, cable cars, and ropeways within Hakone….
Fushimi Inari Shrine, known as Fushimi Inari Taisha in Japanese, stands as a significant Shinto sanctuary in Japan, venerating Inari, the deity of rice. Situated in the southern part of Kyoto at the foot of Mount Inari, it’s among the country’s most frequented landmarks.The shrine is renowned for its iconic thousands of torii gates, creating…
Yokohama is known for its ports as the first port in Japan was introduced here in the year 1859 for foreign trade and since then, from a small fishing village it grew into the major export city of Japan. Yokohama, the capital of Kanagawa prefecture, is located in the distance of half an hour towards…
Shibuya, the vibrant and bustling district in Tokyo, is not just famous for its iconic Shibuya Crossing and trendy fashion boutiques. It’s also a haven for food enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of culinary delights that cater to every palate. In this blog, we’ll embark on a gastronomic journey through Shibuya and explore the six…
At 3776 meters high, Mount Fuji stands as the highest peak in Japan and a symbol of national significance. Its near-perfect, isolated volcanic shape has been a subject in numerous forms of art for centuries. Art collections often strive to encapsulate its beauty from different perspectives, with Hokusai’s renowned series “36 Views of Mount Fuji”…
