When visiting Japan, one of my favourite things to do is to relax in an onsen and stay overnight in a traditional Japanese hotel or ryokan. With the Tokyo Wide Pass, I arranged for a relaxing trip to Kusatsu Onsen … Continue reading Aeruyado Takamatsu in Kusatsu Onsen – a Hotel Review
Most first time travellers when flying to Japan would always consider the JR Rail Pass which allows for unlimited rail travel on JR lines for a pre-determined number of days. This is valuable when visitors want to visit both Tokyo, … Continue reading A Guide to the JR Tokyo Wide Pass
Gala Yuzawa is probably the only ski resort in the world to be connected directly to a Shinkansen (Japan high speed train) station, and that is because Gala Yuzawa is owned by Japan Rail (JR) itself. That makes Gala Yuzawa … Continue reading Train to Chairlift at Gala Yuzawa Ski Resort
For my winter in 22/23, I had a few days in Tokyo before my onward flight to Vancouver and I wanted to try out skiing in Yuzawa and thus decided to find a lodging around Tokyo Station. This choice meant … Continue reading remm Kyobashi in Tokyo – a Hotel Review
Moiwa is the smallest and lesser known amongst the ski resorts located in Niseko. While Annupuri, Niseko Village (Higashiyama), Grand Hirafu and Hanazono are linked one way or another and skiers can access all of the on the Niseko United … Continue reading Charm of Powder Skiing at Niseko Moiwa
Normally, stranded passengers in an airport would just try to find to a row of seats to get some shuteye, but if one were to find themselves stranded in New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido, they can definitely choose to refresh … Continue reading Overnight at the Onsen in New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido, Japan
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