I’ve been to a lot of unique hotels in Japan! From ultra modern capsule hotels to traditional Ryokans lost in Nature, I thought I’ve seen it all. But when I stepped into the Fuji Speedway Hotel, I definitely felt that this place is special. The concept is simple, they associated the luxury aspect of a… This article Fuji Speedway Hotel: When a Luxury Hotel Meets Motorsports Culture came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

Located one hour away from Tokyo, the historic city of Kamakura is an ideal destination to immerse yourself in the region’s cultural and natural environment. Kamakura used to be the capital of Japan so that explains the region’s magnificent temples, shrines and other historical sites. It also has a lush and well-preserved natural environment with… This article What To Do In Kamakura – The 10 Most Beautiful Spots To Visit came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

Miyazaki is quite a lesser known area of Japan, however, it’s one that definitely should be on your Japan itinerary especially if you are visiting in the warmer months. Located on the south-eastern coast of Kyushu, it’s warmer climates means that it generally does not get as chilly as other regions of Japan during the… This article What To Do In Miyazaki – 8 Unmissable Things To Do came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

The city of Matsumoto is located in Nagano Prefecture, northwest of Tokyo. This prefecture has become popular after the Olympic Winter Games that took place in Nagano in 1998. Matsumoto is also known for its majestic black castle which is nothing like the castles you would usually see in Japan. I was really excited to… This article What To Do In Matsumoto – 5 Gorgeous Spots You Can’t Miss came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

Located on the Pacific coast in the middle of Honshu is the quaint little city of Shizuoka. As the capital of Shizuoka Prefecture, the city holds over 700,000 residents with a main city center situated around Shizuoka Station. The city is best known for the scenic views it offers of nearby Mt. Fuji, and also… This article What To Do In Shizuoka City – 8 Beautiful Places Worth To Visit came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

Make yourself comfortable because today, we’re going to the beautiful capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, north of Gifu Prefecture! Kanazawa literally means “marsh of gold” in Japanese. If you’re wondering why, the name is said to be derived from the legend of a peasant who found large quantities of gold as he was digging the land… This article What To Do In Kanazawa – 9 Gorgeous Spots You Cannot Miss came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

The countryside of Japan is something often not mentioned in the “Ten Best Things About Japan” lists, or the “Why You Should Visit Japan”, but we really beg to differ. Most people are chasing the pow, the nightlife, and the gastronomical delights of the city of Tokyo, but if you’re also a lover of green… This article The 10 Most Charming Traditional Villages In Japan’s Countryside came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

As the capital of Kumamoto Prefecture, Kumamoto City is a hub of activity for locals and tourists alike. It is the third largest city in Kyushu with a population of over 650,000 residents. Surrounded by gorgeous scenery, the city is actually sitting on top of an abundant source of water! One look at the lush,… This article What To Do In Kumamoto – The 7 Best Places To Visit came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

Mount Koya (also called Koyasan), both a sacred mountain that also acts as an important pilgrimage site for followers of Shingon Buddhism, is one of Japan’s most significant and well-known religious establishments. Devotees, as well as anyone and everyone who is interested in learning more about the Shingon Buddhism monk’s lifestyle are able to experience… This article What To Do In Koyasan – The Best Temples You Need To Visit came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more

I wanted a good dose of adventure while traveling between Nagoya and Osaka so I decided to visit Wakayama. I’d heard a lot of good things about this city but I didn’t really know what to expect. Wakayama is the capital of the prefecture of the same name and like Nara and Kyoto, it is… This article What To Do In Wakayama – The 10 Most Beautiful Places To Visit came out first on Asian Wanderlust ..read more