Machida Squirrel Garden – The Early Bird Catches the Squirrel
In Machida, there is a small animal park with a huge outdoor enclosure with over 200 squirrels. Visitors can enter the enclosure and feed the squirrels, however you should not be a late riser.
Capybaras in Lemon Hot Springs At Shaboten Zoo, Izu
Every year in winter the Zoo holds a capybara hot spring event. It usually starts at the end of November and lasts until early April. During the event on most weekends and certain weekdays the capybaras of the Zoo will take a bath in hot springs that the zoo constructed specifically for the capybaras.
Exploring the Daisen-Oki National Park
Daisen-Oki is a beautiful reminder of how many towns, shrines and man-made elements are often inside the national parks in Japan and are a big part of the attraction!
Enjoying the Excitement of Autumn at The University of Tokyo
Well now it’s autumn and Tokyo is no less mesmerizing with trees that leaves start to turn yellow before finally falling during winter. It may be hard to imagine but I found a lovely spot to enjoy the autumn at The University of Tokyo and it’s one of my favorites!
15 Things to do in Kumamoto City
Here we present 15 things to do in Kumamoto City.
4 Places to Visit in Aizu-Wakamatsu City
Aizu-Wakamatsu which is really worth a trip if you are interested in Japan's history and architecture. In this article let's take a look at four highlights of the city which you can easily enjoy on one day.
Senshu Park in Akita City in Spring and Summer
If ever you find yourself in Akita City, Senshu Park (千秋公園)deserves to be near the top of your sightseeing list. Built on the ruins of Kubota Castle, home of the first lord of Akita, Kubota Han, the park is still a major location for tourists and locals alike.
Usuzumi Cherry Blossoms in Motosu City, Gifu
Motosu City is in the countryside of Gifu, and the main attraction is the Usuzumi cherry blossoms. At the park, there is one very large, old tree on display. The explanation next to the tree, in all Japanese, explains that Usuzumi is over 1500 years old and is considered one of three great cherry blossom trees in Japan.
Sightseeing in Tajima, Hyogo – Yumura Onsen, Daijyoji Temple & Genbudo Park
The region of Tajima, which refers to northern Hyogo prefecture, offers a completely different face to that of southern Hyogo, which comprises of big city names such as Kobe where many skyscrapers and vivid colors of neon lights characterize the province. On the contrary, this part of Hyogo is full of nature, history and boasts of premium quality hot springs.
Perfect Hiking Courses for Autumn in Osaka
Autumn is indeed a great time to visit Japan! There are a lot of hidden gems here in Osaka for a soothing hike in search of Momiji (autumn leaves). These two recommended hiking courses left me with unforgettable memories.
Hiruzen Grasslands in Okayama – A Summer Resort of Western Japan
The ultimate reason to why the area of Hiruzen is so cool compared to other parts of Western Japan is the altitude of where this place is located along with all the mountain ranges and dense forests which help block off rays from the sun.
Sightseeing in Yokosuka, a City of Mixed Cultures
The city of Yokosuka Japan is most known for its Japanese and American Navy bases. The culture has been crossed and mixed and reflects in its food, atmosphere, and shopping. The US navy base opens to the public every year for Yokosuka Friendship Day in order to demonstrate the strong relationship between Japan and the US. If you plan on coming to Yokosuka for this event, consider staying for the weekend and visit the surrounding areas as well.