Okinawa, is comprised of 150 small islands, the largest of which is called Okinawa (strangely!), it was originally ruled by the Ryukyu Kingdom, but incorporated into the Japanese dynasty in the late...
Japan
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Kochi
Unexpected addition to our itinerary, to try and avoid Tropical Storm Kong-Rey. We were here last year and we met up with one of the local volunteer guides, Midori who we have kept in touch with. It...
Osaka
Arrived into the port late on, so as it was pouring with rain, opted to stay onboard and enjoy the show, by a local traditional dance group. In essence it was all about kite flying with two of the...
Tokyo – Part 3
Cooking Lesson with Miki, Shinjuku Gardens & Asakusa at Night Our friends Ravina & Dan had been on other of these cooking classes with locals in their homes. We booked with Miki...
Tokyo – Part 2
Ozawa Sake Brewery & Night Scenes We took a series of trains to get to the Brewery in Sawai, two hours east of the city. Beautiful setting for this 300 year old Brewery. We had pre-booked a...
Tokyo – Part 1
Arrived into Haneda airport, at 7am, breezed through Immigration and Passport Control, then waited ages for our luggage! Headed for the subway for our train to Asakusa area, having bought ourselves...
Our Adventure in Numbers
OUR LATEST ADVENTURE IN NUMBERS End of Sep 22 to 14 Jul 23 - Australia, NZ, Thailand, Japan, Canada & the USA 43 - Hotels/Motels 73 - Cruise Ship Days 6 - Train Trips 8 - Flights 59 - Motorhome...
Hakodate
Another windy day, but dry thankfully. Started off with a stroll in the morning market, where seafood was the main item on sale inc crabs of all kinds, scallops, fish and oysters. Seemed very...
Aomori
Very windy but dry day. Took a walk along the waterfront to the ASPAM building, which has an observation deck on floor 13. Lots of market /craft stalls on the ground floor, including vintage silk...
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