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One Week in Japan: Osaka, Kyoto, Himeji, Kobe & Nagoya.
It has been almost three years since we first visited Japan. We visited Japan for the first time in April 2016 and we fell in love with the country. We only stayed in Tokyo for 6 days and did not explore other cities and prefectures. For our second trip, we spent one week in Japan and we decided to explore the Kansai Region this time. Is One Week in Japan enough? Realistically speaking, one week in Japan is not enough to explore everything but it is enough time to see many famous attractions and their hidden gems. Even if you can’t explore everything, there’s always a reason to visit Japan…
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Hole in the Wall PH – Where to Eat in Manila
Whenever I visit the capital city, I always look forward to eating good food. There’s always an endless option to choose from. If you are looking for a different and unique experience, I highly recommend you check out Hole in the Wall PH which is located on the 4th floor of Century City Mall in Poblacion, Makati. Hole in the Wall PH is a food court style with a food marketplace or food hall concept you would usually find in other countries such as the USA. According to their website, Hole in the Wall PH is a curated food hall for people who really like food. There are different food…
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Things to do in Arashiyama – Kyoto Travel
Located on the western side of Kyoto, Arashiyama offers a lot of activities for tourists. You can find beautiful nature and scenery such as forests and mountains. You can also find historical and cultural sites such as shrines and temples. There are a lot of other things to do in Arashiyama aside from the famous bamboo forest. Here are my top 5 things to do in Arashiyama when visiting Kyoto. *This site contains affiliate links. I may receive commissions when you make a purchase from the link I have provided with no additional cost to you as a consumer* 1. Arashiyama Bamboo Forest When I think of Arashiyama, the Arashiyama…
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Universal Studios Japan Guide – Osaka Travel
You cannot leave Osaka without visiting Universal Studios Japan. But with other tourists and locals thinking the same, the park will surely be crowded. In this blog post, I’ll be sharing my tips on how to maximize your day at Universal Studios Japan. *This site contains affiliate links. I may receive commissions when you make a purchase from the link I have provided with no additional cost to you as a consumer* How much is the Universal Studios Japan studio pass? There are three different types of tickets, Ticket A, B and C. Ticket A is the cheapest and Ticket C is the most expensive. The tickets you are required…
