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[caption id align="alignnone" width="1800"] Okeburo Barrel Bath [https://yes-yes-yes.ghost.io/caption] Our first stop in Korosawa Onsen was Ikoi, an ideal introduction to Ryokan and Onsen culture. A Ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn, and an Onsen refers to natural hot springs. Ikoi
Just a short walk from Shinjuku train station, you'll find the charming Owl Cafe Tokyo nestled in a cosy fifth-floor studio apartment within a humble building. It's a lovely, quintessentially Japanese scene, where you can marvel at eight different types of owls as you enjoy your
[caption id align="alignnone" width="1800"] Kyōko-chi Pond [https://yes-yes-yes.ghost.io/caption] Travelling is both an escape and a search to see what there is to see; to live in another's world. And sometimes, when we are lucky, we can understand precisely what
It is hard to say whether the Ghibli-esque village of Kurokawa Onsen is nestled into the land or has grown organically out of it. An entity that emerged magically, complete with wooden bridges, mossy paths, and quiet inns. Something placed by the ancient forest gods to lure humans to settle.
[caption id align="alignnone" width="1800"] Sogenchi Teien (Sogen Pond Garden) [/caption] Built in 1339 by the ruling shōgun of the time, Ashikaga Takauji, Tenryū-ji Temple in Kyoto is another gem in the city’s crown of historic landmarks. It was established to honour Emperor Go-Daigo,