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Food, Island Scenery and Hands-On Experiences in the Goto Islands, Nagasaki
Food, Island Scenery and Hands-On Experiences in the Goto Islands, Nagasaki
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Travel Journals — Page 3
28 English articles · newest original publication first.
Dates and travel details belong to the original accounts. Check current conditions before traveling.
Published · Updated Jan 6, 2025
Around Kyushu by Train: Hot Springs, Local Food and Scenic Stops
Around Kyushu by Train: Hot Springs, Local Food and Scenic Stops
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Miyako Island: Blue Water, White Beaches, and an Archived Island Trip
An archived firsthand travel account: Miyako Island: Blue Water, White Beaches, and an Archived Island Trip. Original dates, observations, and historical context are retained.
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Minamidaito Island: A Remote Pacific Island in Okinawa
An archived firsthand travel account: Minamidaito Island: A Remote Pacific Island in Okinawa. Original dates, observations, and historical context are retained.
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A Short Zamami Island Visit as a Typhoon Approached, Okinawa
A Short Zamami Island Visit as a Typhoon Approached, Okinawa
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Futami Suspension Bridge in Winter: A Quiet Walk in Jozankei, Hokkaido
An archived winter visit to Jozankei's Futami Suspension Bridge, with deep snow, hot-spring scenery and the village's kappa folklore. Originally published in February 2022.
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Lake Toya in Winter: A Vast White Landscape and a Hot-Spring Town
An archived firsthand travel account: Lake Toya in Winter: A Vast White Landscape and a Hot-Spring Town. Original dates, observations, and historical context are retained.
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American Village, Okinawa: A Seaside Walk with an American Atmosphere
An archived walk through Okinawa’s American Village, its shops, seaside cafes, American atmosphere, and the author’s comparison with San Diego’s Seaport Village.
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