Built in the early 1900’s Osaka’s Shinsekai, literally translating to “new world”, contains the city’s iconic tower the Tsutenkaku and
Read MoreFor many tourists visiting Japan, trying out authentic Japanese sushi is often a top priority. However, what most people think
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Read MoreOne of the largest and most popular parks in Osaka is Hamadera Park in south Sakai City. Hamadera Park is
Read MoreJust 10 minutes away from the heart of Osaka City is the quaint little town of Yao. In Yao, Joko-ji
Read MoreOne of the most iconic shrines in Japan is Kyoto’s Fushimi Inari Taisha. Head shrine to the god of the
Read MoreIn Uji, which just south of Kyoto City, is a Zen Buddhist temple that retains its Chinese roots. From the
Read MoreWhen someone says “Uji” usually two things come to mind: tea and the Byodo-in. But that isn’t all Uji has
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