After Hong Kong and New York City, Tokyo has one of the highest counts of completed skyscrapers in the world, and Dubai is quickly becoming a contender in this category. The Metropolitan Government Building is one of the most famous highrises in the city. Plus, it’s free! Tokyo is not just a bustling hub of soaring buildings; it’s a city ...
Tokyo, the bustling capital of Japan, is a dazzling metropolis that seamlessly blends ancient history with cutting-edge modernity. Known for its vibrant culture, world-class dining, and awe-inspiring skyline, this dynamic city delights visitors with its colorful neighborhoods, unique shopping experiences, and stunning architecture. With endless attractions and experiences to offer, it’s no wonder Tokyo is consistently ranked among the top ...
Where to Stay in Hiroshima & Miyajima – What You Need to Know Hiroshima is a city in southern Japan, located on the delta of the small river Oto and on the Seto Inland Sea coast. Other accommodation guides [list default_icon=”check-circle-o” icon_color=”#81d742″ columns=”1″ arrange_columns=”vertical”] [list_item icon=”check-circle-o” icon_color=””]Recommended area to stay in Tokyo[/list_item] [list_item icon=”check-circle-o” icon_color=””]Recommended area to stay in Kyoto[/list_item] ...
Where to Stay in Kyoto – What You Need to Know Kyoto is an imposing imperial city located in the central part of the Honshu island, in Japan. It has a historical, artistic and cultural heritage that makes it one of the most visited destinations in Japan. In contrast to the typical Tokyo bustle, Kyoto has a more relaxed and ...
Vibrant, crowded, fast-paced and organized-yet-chaotic are some of the first descriptions that come to my mind when I remember Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing. Call me a misanthrope, but I’m the kind of person to hate crowds. The mere thought of Christmas shopping at the mall or being in a stadium full of people gives me chills, and not exactly in a ...
Miyajima itself was everything I expected from my trip to Japan and much, much more. I learned about the existence of this tiny island south of Hiroshima from another travel blog and, truth be told, it was a fair trade from the frenticism that is Tokyo and the over-idealized peacefulness of Kyoto. I had found my own Japanese fantasy to ...