After an unforgettable visit to the Derwaza Crater, my tour guide and I gathered for a traditional desert dinner featuring lamb cooked over an open fire pit. After eating half…
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After checking in at the Hyatt Regency Kyoto, we took the local train towards the western part of Kyoto and made our first stop at Daikakuji Temple. Taking cue from…
After visiting Himeji castle, we headed onwards to Kyoto, by far the most popular tourist destination in Japan, particularly during the cherry blossom season. Upon arriving at the Hyatt Regency…
After another pleasant stay at the ANA Okayama, we took the Shinkansen train to Himeji, home to one of Japan’s grandest feudal era structures, the Himeji Castle. Built in 1333,…
Having stayed a bit longer at Miyajima and Iwakuni a bit longer than planned for, we arrived at Hiroshima Station as the sun was setting on the horizon. We made…
The next morning we woke up refreshed and headed to the island of Miyajima, one of Japan’s most popular tourist destinations famous for its giant floating Torii gate and tame…
We arrived in Nagasaki 45 minutes before our scheduled tour to Hashima Island, an abandoned coal mine facility built in 1915. Rumor has it that the island was the behind…
After our long journey train journey spanning the entire central part of Japan, we arrived at Fukuoka and headed to the nearby Hyatt Regency Fukuoka, located a mere ten minutes…