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I stayed at this gorgeous ryokan last spring in Wakayama prefecture and the view was just unbeatable! I reserved it on Booking here: Kumano-bettei Nakanoshima.

Spring in Japan is just so much fun to shoot!

Highly recommend anyone going on their Japan trips to find a ryokan out of Tokyo and stay there for a night or two.

Am I the only one thinking that if these electric cables would be underground, Japan streets would be even better?

The photos without the electric cables were generate by AI.

Fushimi Inari can be really busy so we made a list of 9 beautiful alternatives with that torii gate tunnel feel: Alternatives to Fushimi Inari Shrine

Do you know any other recommendations of shrines with a lot of torii gates?

You have a great list on what to do in Saga here!

This place is majestic. Went on a rainy/cloudy day, which is (fun fact) the best weather to visit Shrines; it is said that Gods are there on rainy days.

Little tip for anyone visiting, don’t forget you should clap 4 times instead of 2 (twice for you and twice for your desired or actual partner) 👏

Countryside vibes but still in Tokyo! I love Chofu, specially Jindaji area. Make sure you eat at a traditional Soba-ya.

I work around Kabukicho a lot as a photographer, and over time I’ve seen or heard about the same tourist scams again and again.

So I decided to compile a list of tips to make sure travelers avoid these scams. You can check it out here: How to Avoid Scams in Kabukicho

I'm curious to know if you have any other recommendation that I could include in my guide? Can you share your tips in the comments?

I genuinely like Kabukicho and I want to make it safe for travelers so they keep visit it!

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Moved back to US a couple years ago and I miss living in Japan!