Traveling often comes with a hefty price tag, but Osaka breaks the mold, offering a wealth of experiences that are easy on the wallet. Nestled in the heart of the Kansai region, Osaka is brimming with free activities that are a testament to its vibrant culture and friendly atmosphere.
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One of the most famous spots to visit in Kyoto, Japan is located just down the street from my mansion. Kinkaku-ji 「金閣寺」, also known as the [Temple of the] Golden Pavilion, is truly an amazingly breathtaking sight to see at least once in every season.
While I do not make a habit of making the 5-minute walk up to the temple often, seeing as how it is swarming with crowded tourists and there is an admissions fee, I do try to visit the place once every new season to take photographs for personal and business uses. Continue reading
Stifling heat and excessive humidity — Japan’s summer can be relentless, pushing the mercury well beyond 40°C. Each day, the wailing sirens of paramedics can be heard frequently, racing to attend to heat collapse cases. So, how do you keep cool without breaking the bank during a Japanese summer? Here are some handy, affordable tips!
出る釘は打たれる。
The nail that sticks out gets hammered down.
This proverb echoes loudly within Japan, a nation where collective harmony often overshadows individual opinion.
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