Featured image by Jia Ye on Unsplash Who doesn’t enjoy a good cup of hot tea on a cold winter’s day? Or a refreshing glass of iced tea to cool down during the summer heat? Japan is a haven for tea lovers, with a large variety […]
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What do the stunning landscapes of Mt. Fuji, amazing shopping, and a relaxing onsen (japanese hot spring) experience all have in common? They’re all in the same place in Gotemba, Shizuoka. On the more refined side of visiting Japan, it’s chock full of fantastic […]
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The hardest part about travelling is reaching the end of your journey. The moment you begin packing your bags to go back home, you experience a sense of nostalgia thinking about the marvellous memories you made on your trip. That is until you remember all the […]
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Welcome back to the third part of our Japan Ultimate Bucketlist! (First part is available here and second part here). In this section we will explore the center-south regions of Kansai and Chugoku, filled with ancient history, stunning nature, spiritual traditions, and as always, good […]
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Today we’re happy to introduce you to Danielle and Francois, from Hojicha Co, the first brand to specialize in Japanese roasted green tea outside of Japan Thank you for your time today, we are glad to have you on our blog! Can you please […]
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Ocean views, amazing food, and Japanese baths are all you need! I haven’t left Tokyo for months, so when I had the opportunity to stay one night at the Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel, I was super excited! Even if it’s only an hour from my […]
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If you love ramen you MUST follow these accounts, you’ll be delighted by the pictures and descriptions and will find yourself craving it… I always do!
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Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel is a welcoming retreat 15 minutes from central Tokyo and overlooking the ocean views of Tokyo Bay. A fantastic location that offers 1,016 accommodation rooms and boasts 23 event spaces
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An intimate dinner featuring locally sourced organic produce cooked on a traditional Japanese hearth. A crisp bottle of sake made just down the road by a century old brewery. The fresh air of the Japanese countryside as you unzip your tent and head for a warm morning shower. Wait…unzip…tent… No you’re not dreaming and no this trip doesn’t feature a hotel in Shinjuku or a ryokan in Kyoto. Glamping is the hottest new trend in travel.
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If you need something to literally spice up your cooking routine, if you want to try a new flavor, or if you just want to impress friends and family with restaurant-quality dishes, then yuzu kosho should be your next kitchen staple…
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