Reader’s Question: I have a question regarding my trip to Yamagata at the end of February. I plan to visit Ginzan Onsen and the Zao Ropeway on separate days. I’ve heard that both can get crowded, and I’m starting to
Reader’s Question: I have a question for those familiar with hotels in Aichi. Which of the following hotels is good? – Hotel Route-Inn Owari Seto Ekimae – Nagoya B’s Hotel – Hotel androoms Nagoya Sakae – APA Hotel Nagoya Sakae
Reader’s Question: I have a question. I live in Shimane Prefecture and plan to go to Hiroshima tomorrow, but I just recently got my driver’s license and haven’t been to Matsue in Shimane yet. Is it too early for me
Reader’s Question: Why does Kyoto Prefecture have overwhelmingly more foreign guests than Hyogo Prefecture? While both tourist destinations are attractive, there are generally more thriving cities in Kyoto compared to Hyogo.
Reader’s Question: I am planning to visit Suzumushi Temple in Kyoto on New Year’s Day. How is the crowd situation? If anyone knows about the parking wait times, could you please let me know? Since I will be there, I
Reader’s Question: I have a question for enthusiasts in Hiroshima City. Hiroshima City is known as a designated city for streetcars, but don’t you think that without streetcars, you wouldn’t want to visit for tourism? Is it solely because of
Reader’s Question: What are some recommended delicious dishes from Okinawa?
Hey there, fellow food lovers! If you ever find yourself in Japan and are looking to step off the beaten path, let me tell you—Okinawa
Reader’s Question: I want to travel to Dogo Onsen, but I’m wondering which is better, the main building or the annex? Are there any other recommended accommodations?
So, if you’re
Reader’s Question: Is Osu Shopping District the largest shopping district in Nagoya?
Hey there, fellow travelers! So, I recently had the chance to explore Nagoya, and oh boy, did I
Reader’s Question: If there were a proposal to give a new trainee at the Oozumo Anjikawa stable the shikona “Arisa,” would you support it or oppose it? The origin of the name comes from the 20th-century pears and the Tottori
