A lot of us are unable to travel just yet, as the novel coronavirus is still affecting many other countries and these countries where people have not been fully vaccinated. But in this 2021 version of “Questions I Receive About International Traveling”, I want to Read More …
Between March through November in Japan, it’s baseball season. And baseball games in Japan are entertaining, lively and a different vibe than what one would experience in the United States. As one friend would say, it’s like a baseball game and concert mushed into one. Read More …
A friend was asking me about laundry in Japan. As I didn’t stay at an AirBNB or a friend’s place to access someone’s laundry machine, the hotels that I have been to have public laundry machines. So, knowing this, I always bring a net (like Read More …
You may be wondering why people talk about going to convenience stores in Japan. If you are from the United States, the first thing to do is eliminate what you have seen at your American convenience store, eliminate the thoughts of lottery tickets, slurpees, soda, Read More …
Most often, when we travel, we hope no one gets sick or gets hurt while traveling. But the truth is, things happen. While I have never got injured or sick beyond belief during any of my travels, I know people who have. During an earlier Read More …