Transit in Singapore
Visiting Singapore was not something planned. But when I traveled to New-Zealand from Greece, it happened that I had a 18 hours transit (4am-10pm) in …
The Last Stop: Osaka
If I had the opportunity to go back to live and work in Japan for one year, Osaka would be where I’d go. I didn’t …
The Cultural Capital of Japan: Kyoto
One of the major touristic destinations of Japan and home of many temples, shrines and gardens listed by UNESCO as world heritage sites, Kyoto was …
Oh Deer: Nara
Nara was the capital of Japan from 710 to 784 AD. Today it remains one of the main attractions of Kansai besides Kyoto, for its …
The Forgotten Paradise: The Kerama Archipelago
The highlight of my stay in Okinawa was going to the Kerama archipelago, which is like 1 and half hour away from the port by …
The Japanese Tropics: Okinawa
Okinawa archipelago is known for its beaches and tropical weather. One of the favorite summer destinations for Japanese tourists, the island of Okinawa alone attracts …
Lost in Tokyo
With over 38 Millions people living there, Tokyo is the most populated metropolitan area in the world. That’s a lot of people. But it also …
Niseko: Ja-Pooow!
The powder snow in Niseko is known as being one of the best in the world. The snow’s quality and Niseko’s unique living environment attract …
Sapporo’s Yuki-Matsuri
Host of the 1972 Winter Olympics game, Sapporo is the 5th largest city of Japan with a total population culminating to 2 Millions people. Sapporo Yuki-Matsuri …
By the Sea: Enoshima and Kamakura
Summer in Tokyo can be quite overwhelming. At least it was for me. It gets really hot and humid, so going to the beach is …