HOME OF GOOD FOOD & MARIO ⇷☓⇸ If you are looking at heading to explore the beautiful country of Japan, then you will soon realise that there are way too many things to do and therefore can be a little overwhelming. Depending on when you visit, and how long for, you may not be able to fit everything in which means you will need to prioritise for when you are there. Having spent 10 days there, you will easily be able to travel to places such as Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka to get your fill of Japanese history, culture, cuisines and downright weirdness. Here are my top 8 best attractions…
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Hotel the Flag – A Travellers Delight
A FLAGSHIP HOTEL FOR THOSE WHO LIKE TO TRAVEL ⇷☓⇸ Hotel the Flag is a delightful and modern 3 star hotel that is situated directly in the centre of everything you could possibly want to see and do in Osaka. Its a one minute drive from the exciting Shinsaibashi Shopping street where you can get your ultimate Japanese shopping experience. There is an abundance of restaurants and bars for you to explore nearby. Not to mention that Universal Studios Japan and the Kaiyukan Aquarium are right around the corner too. Osaka is such a beautiful place and if you are travelling through Japan then I would highly recommend to drop by…
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Shin Terrace & Hostel
THE FRIENDLIEST HOSTEL IN JAPAN ⇷☓⇸ Shin Terrace & Hostel can be found nestled in Kyoto and is owned by the wonderful Shin who ensures that you have the most comfortable and enjoyable stay while you are under his roof. He is a fantastic host and he is always there – nothing is too much trouble. The hostel is only one stop from Kyoto station and there is a bus stop right outside the hostel which is very handy. It is spotlessly clean and the decor is very minimalistic and modern. There is a handy supermarket nearby which is within walking distance and there are restaurants close by. Kyoto is famously…
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Hotel Chinzanso – Tokyo’s Finest
THE PERFECT PLACE TO VISIT & STAY ⇷☓⇸ Hotel Chinzanso is a 5 star hotel which can be found in a luxury garden oasis in the heart of Tokyo. It offers luxury accomodation at a reasonable price and includes a wellness spa, large indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, plenty of restaurants with delicious food and a divine garden to take your mind away from the chaos of the city. The gardens are what makes this hotel a unique place to stay and visit as they were formally established in 1861, during the Meiji era, although it was already said that it was appreciated as a beautiful camellia hills…
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Japan Accommodation
FOR THE BEST PLACES TO STAY IN JAPAN ⇷☓⇸ These are a selection of places that I have stayed at in and around Japan with reviews on locations, amenities, facilities, activities, places to eat, places to drink, rooms and much more! Whether you are travelling as a couple, family or a group there is something for everyone here with the pros and cons of each. For any other enquiries please do not hesitate to contact me. Here are my favourite places: Tokyo Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo East Blue Kasai Hostel Kyoto Shin Terrace & Hostel Osaka Hotel the Flag
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Japan
THE BEST THINGS TO DO IN JAPAN ⇷☓⇸ With my best intentions, these travel guides aim to give you the latest information for exploring Japan with in-depth locations, places to eat, best ways to save money and things to see and do. These guides can be used whether you are planning on staying for a few days, to a week, to a permanent stay. For any further information please email me or leave a comment and I will do my best to come up with an answer for you. Accomodation Japans Best Attractions FOR MORE ON SOUTH EAST ASIA CLICK BELOW
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East Blue Kasai – Tokyo’s Favourite Hostel
WHERE YOU CAN SMELL THE SEA BREEZE ⇷☓⇸ East Blue Kasai Hostel is located in Tokyo and forms the concept of ‘Meet Up & Casual Stay‘ which is definitely the type environment you walk into when you first arrive and stay here. Kasai itself is an area surrounded in nature, including places like Edogawa, Arakawa and Tokyo Bay. It’s also close by Kasai Rinkai Park and an aquarium which not only gives you that feeling of being at a resort, but it also means you get to experience the seasons and all they have to offer all year round. Not to mention that there is even a shuttle bus that…
