Travel Tales by a Travel Addict
Last updated on July 4th, 2021Would you take a random train in Japan? I did, and it was one of the most interesting experiences I had in this intriguing country. Why a random train journey, you might ask? And why in Japan? It’s part of who I am. A sign of how for me the …
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Last updated on July 4th, 2021It happened in Hiroshima. Prejudice is unreasonable and should be avoided, but truth is that as much as I try to overcome it, I still happen to be biased. When I visited Japan I did not have a precise itinerary. I know I wanted to see Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara and explore a few …
Last updated on July 4th, 2021If you’re planning a trip to Japan, chances are that you’ll take the opportunity to travel around and discover as much as possible of this captivating country. Japan boasts an extensive train network, but sorting out the different options can be tricky and I spent a lot of time going through …
Last updated on July 4th, 2021A sudden quietness fell on the Itsukushima Shrine, the highlight of Miyajima, together with the floating gate. I turned and saw the reason for this silent buzz. A couple was approaching, and we were witnessing a traditional Japanese wedding. The mixed couple – a beautiful Japanese bride and a nice guy …
Last updated on July 4th, 2021Is there anything as evocative as a castle perched atop a hill? Imposing and graceful, Himeji Castle is likely the most famous castle in Japan and it’s easy to understand why. White walls and dark roofs, perfect proportions, the harmony between function – a military fortress – and aesthetic. Himeji …
If you’re traveling to Japan and are passionate about art and architecture, you should add Naoshima Island to your itinerary.
This unique isle will enthrall art lovers, especially the ones interested in modern art and contemporary architecture.
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Last updated on July 4th, 2021 It was a gray and rainy day and I headed to Ginkakuji, the Silver Pavilion, a little disappointed. I had hoped for a sunny and warm day to admire one of the most famous temples of Kyoto and enjoy the gardens, but the sun was not meant to be. Thankfully the rain gave …
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