Category: Travel

While Fukuoka’s Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine boasts beautiful plum blossoms the Mifuneyama Rakuen in Takeo, Saga Prefecture, is equally stunning. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great, and my photography skills aren’t the best, so please bear with me~

Located in Saga, Takeo Shrine boasts a history of 1200 years. Behind Takeo Shrine stands a sacred tree estimated to be around 3000 years old, making it a sight worth seeing.

Japan, being a popular tourist destination, has a well-developed cable car system. Many famous attractions have cable cars, such as the Mount Maya Cable Car, the Arima Onsen Cable Car, and the Mount Hakodate Cable Car. The Mount Hakodate Cable Car is quite large and stable, while the Arima Onsen Cable Car, although large, can […]

Nagashima Onsen not only offers the Nagashima Resort and the JAZZ Dream Outlet, but also the Nagashima Spa Land, which caters to the needs of people of all ages. Whether you’re looking for fun and excitement, shopping, or simply enjoying a relaxing soak in the hot springs, this place has it all.

Central Hotel Takeo Onsen is located right next to JR Takeo Onsen Station, just a 2-minute walk away. So, in terms of transportation, it’s quite convenient~ Now with the opening of the West Kyushu Shinkansen, it’s even more accessible~

Nemu Resort is a famous resort hotel in the Ise-Shima area of Mie Prefecture. The hotel is located within the Ise-Shima National Park, facing Ago Bay. Of course, it also has various facilities, such as hot springs and a golf course. During my visit, I even encountered a golf group from Taiwan… How lucky the […]

Suzuka Circuit is the venue for the Japanese F1 Grand Prix in Japan. The race takes place every year in October, making this place bustling during the event…

In Japan, there is a famous pearl cultivation farm called Mikimoto Pearl Island. Here, you can witness Ama divers performing and also purchase pearls. For those who enjoy shopping in Japan, this attraction comes highly recommended, especially because the products sold here are much cheaper than those in Taiwan.

Since it was already evening when I checked into the Long Island Hot Springs Resort, I didn’t have a chance to take any photos. Of course, I also didn’t have the opportunity to capture the exterior of the hotel. So, I could only take a look inside.

Why do you have to visit Okaga Yokocho before going to Ise Grand Shrine? That’s because you’ll pass by Okaga Yokocho on your way to Naiku of Ise Grand Shrine. And, it just feels like something is missing if you don’t explore this street!