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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. Traveling to Japan or Asia? Check out these amazing Asia tours available 🙂 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.…
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Itinerary for Nagoya Day Trip from Osaka:
When planning a trip to Japan, most tourists would include popular cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Nagoya is often overlooked by tourists but if you have more time, I recommend to visit Nagoya. There are several undiscovered gems in this city. If you are coming from Osaka, you can also take a day trip to Nagoya. You can also take several day trips from Nagoya if you are landing in Chubu airport and will be exploring Nagoya for a few days. If you are planning a trip to Japan, there are also several great Discover Japan tours available. Before your trip to Nagoya, make sure you are already insured…
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Nabana no Sato: Magical Winter Illumination + Flower Theme Park in Mie Prefecture, Japan
One of the best things to do when traveling during wintertime in Japan is to experience their winter illuminations. There are several winter illuminations in Japan, especially in big cities. It has become one of the Japanese tradition to visit light festivals during wintertime. The largest winter illumination in Japan can be found in Nabana no Sato. Nabana no Sato Winter Illumination is a flower theme park in Mie Prefecture, just a short bus ride from Nagoya city. If you are planning a trip to Japan, there are also several great Discover Japan tours available. Before your trip to Nabana no Sato Winter Illumination, make sure you are insured and…
