Pushing the Boundaries of Solo Female Travel
Of all the countries that I’ve traveled to, Japan was one place that really captured my heart so when I heard about Neko Box and their Japanese subscription boxes, understandably I was incredibly excited. The boxes are expertly put together by two Designers living in Tokyo and include a stunning mixture of ceramics, handicrafts, and … Read more
Tokyo – the capital of Japan and epicentre of all that is strange, futuristic and quirky. The city is an orgy of neon, and an attack on all senses. I had been fascinated with Japan ever since I was a a nerdy teenager with an unhealthy Studio Ghibli obsession. Now, after travelling to Tokyo several … Read more
Osaka itinerary; I loved Osaka. It was kind of like Tokyo’s sassy punky little sister – where Tokyo can be glamorous and reserved, Osaka is brash and loud – it has character. Like the Italian South in contrast to its Northern counterparts, Osaka is also a foodies’ paradise. Dubbed “the nation’s kitchen”, there are a … Read more
Japan is unlike any other country I’ve been to, so unique in its culture – every day, every meal time and every journey brings a completely new experience.. A Hot piece of Ass What could be better on a cold Winter’s Morn in Japan than sliding off one’s undergarments, and lowering one’s arse to a toilet … Read more
When I planned my first trip to Japan, I knew that organising a Hiroshima itinerary was something that I was certain that I wanted to do. Situated in the western part of the island of Honshu, Hiroshima is a large, historic Japanese metropolis known for being the first city in the world to have been … Read more
If you’re headed to Kyoto, no doubt Gion is one of the top places on your to-do list (if it isn’t then it should be!) This is Japan’s largest, and one of its only remaining Geisha districts. Gion can turn you into a bit of a cosmopolitan David Attenborough as you prowl around the streets in … Read more