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Living and photographing Japan since 2013, I capture its beautie's from Tokyo’s neon lights to Kyoto’s tranquil temples and hidden countryside gems.
Through my blog, I share my best shots, stories, and travel tips to help you discover Japan in a unique way. Join me on this visual journey!
Cat Cafés in Japan: A Haven for Cat Lovers
Cat cafés, or "neko cafés" in Japanese, have become one of Japan's most iconic attractions over the past two decades. These unique establish
17 hours ago
Sapporo: History, Traditions, and Culinary Specialties
Located on the island of Hokkaido, Sapporo is the capital of this northern region of Japan and one of the country's largest cities. It is be
7 days ago
Towada Shrine and Lake Towada: History, Festivals, and Access
Located in Aomori Prefecture, in the north of Honshu Island, Lake Towada is a natural gem surrounded by mountains, dense forests, and rivers
Apr 5
Goryokaku: A Star-Shaped Fortress at the Heart of Japanese History
Located in Hakodate, on the island of Hokkaido, Goryokaku is one of Japan's most iconic fortresses, renowned for its unique star-shaped...
Apr 3
Climbing Mount Fuji in Japan: Tradition, Significance, and Practical Tips
Mount Fuji (富士山, Fujisan) is one of Japan's most iconic symbols. This majestic mountain, rising to 3,776 meters, is not only the country's h
Mar 30
Mount Yotei: The Majestic Symbol of Hokkaido
Mount Yotei, often nicknamed the "Mount Fuji of Hokkaido," is one of the most iconic peaks on Japan's northern island. With its...
Mar 28
Cape Kamui: Wild Beauty, History, and Ainu Culture at the Heart of Hokkaido
Cape Kamui, located on the Shakotan Peninsula on the western coast of Hokkaido, is a destination where breathtaking natural beauty meets fas
Mar 26
Haruka 300: An Unforgettable Panoramic View of Osaka
Located at the top of the towering Abeno Harukas skyscraper in Osaka, the Haruka 300 observatory is a must-visit attraction for anyone looki
Mar 22
The Tea Fields of Shizuoka: A Land of Tradition and Excellence
Shizuoka Prefecture is world-renowned for its verdant tea fields, breathtaking landscapes, and long tradition of producing high-quality tea.
Mar 16
The Hakone Open-Air Museum: A Unique Blend of Art and Nature in Japan
The Hakone Open-Air Museum is a must-visit attraction for art and nature lovers in Japan. Located in the stunning Hakone region, just an hou
Mar 15
Hanami: An Ancient Japanese Tradition to Celebrate Cherry Blossoms
Hanami (花見), which translates to "flower viewing," is a centuries-old Japanese tradition that celebrates the fleeting beauty of flowers, par
Mar 14
Isumi Line in Chiba: A Journey Through History and Activities
The Isumi Line is a local railway line that runs through part of Chiba Prefecture in Japan. Little known outside the regions it serves,...
Mar 12
Living with Dogs in Japan: A Rewarding Adventure
Living with pets, especially dogs, is a rewarding experience anywhere in the world. However, living with dogs in Japan comes with unique...
Mar 10
Tohoku: The Mysterious Northern Region of Japan
Tohoku consists of six prefectures: Aomori, Akita, Iwate, Miyagi, Yamagata, and Fukushima. The region is renowned for its towering mountains
Mar 8
Benten-jima in Fukushima: An Island Shrine Full of Symbolism
Benten-jima is a small island off the coast of Fukushima, a prefecture renowned for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. This site
Mar 6
The Prefectures of Japan: Structure and Highlights of the 8 Main Regions
Japan's prefectures, known as "ken" (県), "to" (都), "fu" (府), or "dō" (道) depending on their type, are local administrative entities under th
Mar 4
Why Hire a Guide During Your Trip to Japan?
Japan is known for its limited English proficiency, especially outside major cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka. While some locals may speak
Mar 2
Jodogahama Beach: A Natural Gem on the Sanriku Coast of Japan
Située dans la ville de Miyako, sur la côte nord-est de l'île principale de Honshu, Jodogahama Beach est l'une des plages les plus emblémati
Mar 1
The Japanese Tea Ceremony: History, Features, and Tips
The tea ceremony, known as chanoyu, sado, or chado, is much more than the simple preparation and consumption of tea in Japan. It is a refine
Feb 28
Echizen-Ōno: The Hidden Little Kyoto in the Mountains of Japan
Nestled in the mountains of Fukui Prefecture, the city of Echizen-Ōno is often called the "Little Kyoto of Hokuriku" due to its picturesque
Feb 24
The 23 Wards of Tokyo: A Guide to Discovering the Diversity of Japan’s Capital
Tokyo, Japan's sprawling capital, is a city of many faces. What makes it unique is its 23 special wards (called ku in Japanese), which form
Feb 22
Public Holidays in Japan: Significance, Events, and History
Japan, rich in traditions and history, observes sixteen national public holidays each year. These days, often tied to historical events, cul
Feb 20
Japanese Knives: Treasures of Precision and Craftsmanship
Japanese knives, renowned for their exceptional quality and elegance, are highly prized by chefs worldwide. Forged using ancient techniques,
Feb 19
Niseko, Japan’s Premier Ski Resort: History, Features, and Activities
Located on the northern island of Hokkaido, Niseko is one of Japan’s most famous ski resorts, attracting skiers and snowboarders from all ov
Feb 19
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