Crossing Over Borders and Off Bucket Lists
Japan is known for its unique animal encounters, whether its feeding the deer in Nara or catching squid in Hakodate. The traditional city of Kyoto also has an animal encounter: Iwatayama Monkey Park. At this park, you can interact with wild Japanese macaque monkeys (also known as Japanese snow monkeys)! Here’s everything you need to know about the park.
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Within a bustling city of nearly nine million people, there is no shortage of cultural things to do in Osaka, Japan. Located on the major island of Honshu, Osaka has established itself not only as an economic power, but also as a shopping hub and a tourist destination.
Not far from the bustling cities of Kyoto and Osaka lies the little town of Nara. Despite its small size, there are so many amazing things to do in Nara, Japan. Here’s everything you need to know about the lovely Nara prefecture.
Japan is known for its unique animal encounters. Whether its cat cafes or rabbit island, just about everyone has heard about some Japanese attraction where you can get up close with animals. Here are three of the most unique animal encounters in Japan.
Hakodate is one of the oldest port cities in all of Japan. Located on the northernmost island of Japan known as Hokkaido, Hakodate is slowly gaining both local and foreign visitors. To help you decide what to do there, here are nine fantastic things to do in Hakodate, Japan.
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Instagram is a great source to get some travel inspiration. As I mentioned in a previous post, it’s a great way to find things to do, both at home and abroad. There are so many adventurers out there, taking pictures of amazing places all around the world. Unsurprisingly, I have started to create a list of these locations. So, without further ado, here are five places that Instagram added to my bucket list. Continue reading “Five Places that Instagram Added to My Bucket List”
For much of the Western world, Christmas is on December 25th. That is the day everyone tears open Christmas presents, devours delicious meals, and celebrates Jesus’ birth. However, December 25th is not the only Christmas celebrated around the world. As a matter of fact, for many around the world, Christmas is on January 7th.
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I am not the kind of person to have a bucket list. The idea of having a list of things to do and needing to complete them all isn’t my thing – it’s basically another to-do list, and I’m not about that. I do have an adventure list, which is similar in that it is also a list of cool things to do; however, I do not feel the need to complete them all. But that won’t stop me from recommending 16 things to add to the bucket lists that you inevitably have. Continue reading “16 Things to Add Your Bucket List Right Now”
