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The Perfect Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Itinerary

So, you’re heading to Kamakura! Awesome choice. You’re probably planning to visit the city’s number one landmark: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. And you totally should—it’s the historic and spiritual heart of the city, founded by the first-ever shogun of the Kamakura period. It’s a huge deal. But let’s be real, you look it up online and see […]

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The Perfect Viewpoints Yokohama Itinerary: See the Skyline in 3 Hours

Have you ever looked at a city skyline and wondered what it would feel like to see it all from above? Yokohama, with its stunning port and glittering high-rises, is a city made for panoramic views. It’s a perfect afternoon trip from nearby places like Kamakura and an incredibly popular one-day trip from Tokyo, offering […]

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Yokohama’s Best Views: A Guide to the City’s Top Lookouts

When you picture Yokohama, a stunning image likely comes to mind: the soaring Landmark Tower, the vibrant Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel, and the sparkling waters of the bay. This iconic skyline is one of Japan’s most beautiful, but what you might not know is that there are many unique ways to experience it, each […]

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My Epic 3-Day Tohoku Road Trip Itinerary (Miyagi & Iwate)

If you’re anything like me, you’re constantly searching for travel experiences that feel authentic and new. I love Japan, but after a few trips, I was craving an adventure beyond the “Golden Route” crowds. I wanted open roads, stunning nature, and incredible food. That search led me to Tohoku, Japan’s beautiful and often-overlooked northeastern region. […]

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Free Yokohama Walking Itinerary for History Buffs: Explore Iconic Landmarks & Hidden Historic Gems

If you’ve been living in Yokohama for a while, like I have, you’ll know this city is packed with history. Seriously, it’s like a hidden museum in plain sight. Yokohama was one of the first places to open up to the world when Japan ended its isolation in the mid-1800s, and ever since, it’s been […]

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