Out of all the things to see in Kyoto, Fushimi Inari Shrine was by far the most recommended sight to me in Kyoto. Everyone said to I had to see it…and I mean everyone! From random folks I met at the gym in Tokyo, to the person whose apartment I was renting through Airbnb..there were…
Looking for some cool places to visit in Kyoto, Japan? This post explains! Did you know there is a temple in Kyoto covered in pure, gold leaf? (Well, the first two floors of the temple, that is.) Or that there’s a castle with floors that squeak and creak every time someone walks on them…so, no…
Iwatayama Monkey Park If you’re not a fan of monkeys, this is not the post for you! And just a warning: this post isn’t going to have many words, but there are certainly a lot of funny monkey photos! (I also have a few photos from the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove if you get tired of…
Shop the look: One day I’m planning what to wear to hang out with Geisha, and the next it’s what to wear to monkey around with monkeys on the side of a mountain. Haha. Needless to say, we had quite the jampacked weekend in Kyoto! The photos above are of me are on Bamboo Forest…
Traveling alone is a life-changing experience that fosters personal development. On an online platform, solo travelers shared the important life lessons the world offered them. These travelers have developed new perspectives on life and are sharing how they implement this into their everyday lives. 1. Finding Independence and Happiness Within Yourself A solo traveler discovered…
Japan has a rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and modern cities. Recently on a platform, people have shared some valuable tips and insights on traveling to Japan. 1. Essential Coin Purse for Japan Travel When heading to Japan, a coin purse is a must-have, according to seasoned travelers. To avoid being caught short of cash,…
Ah, Japan! It’s a treasure trove of culture and history, with tons of unique experiences for tourists to indulge in. But, let’s be honest, not everything is a bed of roses. Some experiences might leave you with a “why did I do that?” feeling. And, thanks to the internet, you can now read about all…
Japan has a rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and modern cities. Recently on a platform, people have shared some valuable tips and insights on traveling to Japan. 1. Essential Coin Purse for Japan Travel When heading to Japan, a coin purse is a must-have, according to seasoned travelers. To avoid being caught short of cash,…
Are you wondering if Zappos is legit or a scam? This post is my honest review of Zappos… after years of ordering more shoes than I care to think about from them. Read next: My Experience Shopping for Clothing on Zappos & The Style Room What is Zappos? Zappos is an online retailer based in the…
Written by Mary Johnson With the current pandemic, it is not advisable to travel nor is it permitted in many areas, but that doesn’t mean we can’t research or plan for our next trip from our couch! Once this is all is over, it would be great to ‘celebrate’ with a nice trip. So, I’m…
Dress c/o* | Heels | Tights | Sunglasses (similar) | Belt | Lipstick Oh yes, now that we’re in the month of November, it’s completely acceptable to start talking about the holidays! I’m usually a bit of a Grinch when it comes to this time of year. But I think being back in a cold…
Guest Post by Amy Smith Many travelers seem to skip over Japan when traveling the world. It’s unfair, really, as it’s one of the most culturally rich destinations you’ll ever come across – from the wonder of its major cities to the intrigue of its rich history and heritage, Japan’s culture is prevalent and diverse,…
So, 2016 was quite the year! From moving from New Jersey back to Wisconsin and then to Tokyo and then Sydney…phew! It was busy, to say the least, haha. But I loved every minute of it, and I was very grateful to have this blog to keep track of all the fun adventures. And I…
“What was your favorite experience in Japan?” I’ve been getting this question quite frequently recently. Which really isn’t very easy to answer. There are a million things I loved about Japan…so, I figured it would be a bit easier to break it down into tours and places I visited. I also can’t even begin to…