Travel in Japan

Japan = rail travel. Rail travel = train stations. For us, at least.

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At The Station : Hakata Station

Another post on His Ten Bosch theme park. A glimpse of the Netherlands right there in Kyushu (and in Sasebo city to be exact). Just photos.

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The Netherlands… In Japan

I just realised that I haven’t started any post on what we ate while vacationing in Japan last year.

What better way to spend a cold night or a morning than a soak in a hot tub, that comes with a view, right? Zaini found this rather nice and affordable cottage style accommodation in Yufuin that has two hot spring bath

Just a cheesy post… and being cheesy posing with cutouts all over Japan.

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Cheezu!

Yufuin – a town famous as one of the best of hot-spring resorts in Japan. For the hot-spring we went, early December last year. As luck would have it, it rained the whole day on the second day we were there

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It’s A Wet Day – A Stroll In Yufuin

Who would travel all the way to Sasebo City in Kyushu just to get onboard a pirate ship? We would! It’s a birthday present

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Pirates!

We saw clogs, plenty of them. All sizes too. From the smallest size for a key-chain to a big one that can sit two adults comfortably in one clog

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A Trip To Holland?

of the Tokyo Sky Tree while we were meandering around; walking from Asakusa to Kinshicho one fine day last year. You can truly view Tokyo Sky Tree from everywhere and at all angles in Asakusa! Tokyo Sky Tree stands almost twice as tall as Tokyo Tower, a measly 333 metres in height compared to Sky Tree’s 634 metres. Tokyo Sky Tree will replace Tokyo Tower’s role of the signal broadcasting tower.

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of the Tokyo Sky Tree while we were meandering around; walking from Asakusa to Kinshicho one fine day last year. You can truly view Tokyo Sky Tree from everywhere and at all angles in Asakusa! Tokyo Sky Tree stands almost twice as tall as Tokyo Tower, a measly 333 metres in height compared to Sky Tree’s 634 metres. Tokyo Sky Tree will replace Tokyo Tower’s role of the signal broadcasting tower

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Reflections