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Fun and Romantic Things to Do in Yokohama at Night

August 7, 2018August 14, 2018 ~ LaShawn ~ 13 Comments

Whether you live in Yokohama or you're just visiting while on holiday, chances are you're wondering what kind of fun you can get into on a night out. What's so great about this city compared to Tokyo is that you can have a really great time without the huge crowds or breaking the bank. Here … Continue reading Fun and Romantic Things to Do in Yokohama at Night

Can Mount Fuji Still Erupt?

July 21, 2018August 15, 2018 ~ Amanda W ~ 1 Comment

Mount Fuji climbing season has arrived and many people are excited to hike Mount Fuji! Despite its beauty, it is important to remember that Mount Fuji is an active volcano. As such, it presents the ever-present danger of an eruption for both the surrounding towns and the Greater Kanto Region. Volcanologists believe it is due … Continue reading Can Mount Fuji Still Erupt?

Is Mount Fuji Safe to Climb?

Is Mount Fuji Safe to Climb
July 21, 2018November 4, 2018 ~ Amanda W ~ 1 Comment

Mount Fuji is one of the most iconic images associated with Japan. Known for its aesthetic beauty and for its danger as an active volcano, Mount Fuji is also the tallest mountain in Japan, standing at 3776 meters (12,389 feet). It is considered relatively safe to climb, but only with proper planning. This hasn’t stopped … Continue reading Is Mount Fuji Safe to Climb?

How Okinawa is Different from Mainland Japan

How Okinawa is Different from Mainland Japan - Blue Shisa
June 23, 2018October 7, 2018 ~ LaShawn ~ 14 Comments

It’s a chilly and rainy day here in Yokohama. Although I’m glad to be off work and spending the day relaxing at home, there’s one other place I’d rather be: Okinawa. It’s been a little over a month since my visit, but here are some thoughts on some of the things that still stand out … Continue reading How Okinawa is Different from Mainland Japan

Where to Find the Best Soba in Okinawa

Where to Find the Best Soba in Naha Okinawa
May 29, 2018September 19, 2018 ~ LaShawn ~ 10 Comments

Soba is a well-known staple of Japanese cuisine. It is usually made from buckwheat noodles that are served in a savory broth, or on a separate tray with a dipping sauce to the side. Soba from Naha City in Okinawa is arguably the best in Japan. The flavor, portion sizes, and prices offered in Okinawa … Continue reading Where to Find the Best Soba in Okinawa

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