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Hey guys~ I'm a travel addict Japanese blogger. You found this blog, so you are thinking about traveling to Japan, right? I sometimes travel abroad. But more often I travel around Japan, because it costs less lol. So today I'll introduce 20 extreme tips for you! I'm sure there are many blogs writing about Japan travel tips. But the writers are foreigners. Some information they wrote are wrong. I, as a Japanese traveler, made up my mind to write about them.  [ Japan Travel Tips ] 1. Wifi Most of us are internet addiction. We need Wifi everywhere we go. I'm afraid to say that, but free wifi access in Japan is not good. There are Wifi in some big station, airport. But many station don't have wifi facilities. If you need wifi definitely, go to the Macdonalds or Starbucks. These exist everywhere, except rural area. If you have poor sense of direction, I recommend to use pocket wifi or SIM card. I'm Japanese...

Hey guys. I'm a traveladdict Japanese blogger to want you to know about Japan more. Have you read my latest article? I introduced about how to visit Fushimi Inati Taisya(Shrine) and my explore in it. Kyoto Guide by Japanese: Visiting Fushimi Inari Taisya(Shrine) and What to Do in Kyoto Well, there is still something I must wrote on. That's right. About where to stay. In this article, I will introduce best 5 hotels near Fishimi Inari Taisya(Shrine) for you. Fushimi Inari Taisya is near Kyoto station, so you can visit some sightseeing place at the same time. I chose them in case that you staying a room alone for a night. Of course the price will be changed based on the day you wanna stay in. Be sure to check the price by yourself before visiting. 1.  Harimaya (Quoted from Trip Advisor) This is Japanese traditional guesthouse you can stay for low price. As you see, there is a futon(A bed for Japanese )in the room. It seems the room is small...

Hi guys. Have u already read my latest blog? If you haven't, read it in advance. I wrote about how to get Ikeshima, and where to stay. A Complete Guide to Ikeshima pt.1: How to Get Coal Mining Islnd Filled with Cats In this artilcle, I will introduce about my explore in Ikeshima and photos I took. Look at this map. You can get it in Seto Port. There are few people in the island. A goat are trying to get out the cage. It is a mine. If you book a tour, you can go into it. It was getting dark. I went to Tyuou Kaikan and stay over night. In the next morning, I got up in 5 o'clock. I have a plan to take a Gunkanjima tour in noon, so I must get out from the island in the morning. It is still dark. I see some cats walking around the telephone box. When I sit down, one of them are trying to come to me. He ran away when I moved even a little bit. But when I didn't move, he walked under my legs. （Cuty~） Soon they began to...

Hey guys. Short time no see. Let me introduce about myself to people who don't know me. I'm Japanese travel blogger wanting you guys to know about Japan more. Yesterday I wrote about my travel to Gunkanjima in Nagasaki. ( Ultimate Gide to Coal Mining Island Gunkanjima(Hashima), Nagasaki by Japanese ) At that time, also visited Ikeshima. Ikeshima, former coal mining island, is not known to most people including Japanese. Few people who love abandoned places like me know it... It is the island where miners lived as Gunkanjima. But there are still a few people living in Ikeshima. You can explore around island, and see abandoned buildings and mines. If you book a mine tour, you can even enter into a mine. Moreover, there are a lot of cats. I was surprised to hear that there are much more cats than people. Cat lovers MUST visit there, I claim. Do u know cat cafe? Ikeshima is like a cat cafe for free. Ok, this ar...

Hey guys. To people who visited this blog for the first time, let me introduce about myself for a while. I'm a Japanese travel blogger wanting you guys to know about Japan more. In last spring vacation, I had enough time to go somewhere. Fortunately I had enough money to travel thanks to my part-time job. So I made a plan to go somewhere in Japan. Gunkanjima, which I've long wanted to visit, came into my mind. Then I made up my mind to go to Gunkanjima(Hashima) and Ikeshima Island, Nagasaki. (Now you noticed I was obsessed with abandoned places like them) I will wrote about Ikeshima someday.  Stay tuned. What tour should I book? You know we can't enter Gunkanjima(Hashima) without guide by shipping companies. So you must book a tour unless you charter a cruise. I booked a tour by Seaman Firm , bcoz it is cheapest of all and it stops only by Gunkanjima. (I was not interested in other Takashima things) ...