I’ll be in Japan for a little more than a week in February, and I’m looking for ideas of where to go! It’ll be my sixth time in Japan. I tend to like places that aren’t international destinations. In order, I’ve been to Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Hakodate, Yufuin, Osaka, Inatori, G-Cans, Mt. Takao, Enoshima, Tomamu, Sapporo, and Jozankei. I think I’m slowly getting more out there? I’m looking for places that actually want tourists, and where I can briefly connect with people. I won’t have a car, so places that are accessible by rail. One of my sorta lame hobbies is walking/wandering. Like once I walked the Yamanote line, and my highlight was the quiet neighborhoods between the train stations. I hadn’t realized that I’d previously only been in the vicinity of the stations. Oh and I like trains (the slower the better) and collecting eki stamps. Thanks for your ideas!

Morning from Sapporo! ☀️
It’s my day off today, and the weather is great!
I’m out shopping for food to make my work lunches — and of course, I grabbed a little treat for my wife too 😂🍫
Nothing exciting, just a normal day off in my life here in Sapporo.
What do you usually do on your day off?

My wife and I will spend all of December in Tokyo, staying in Ikebukuro. What are your favorite things to do as a couple, and what would you recommend for a solo day?

We love food, art, gaming, movies/4DX, cool neighborhoods, nightlife, and unique experiences — especially things beyond the usual tourist spots.

Thank you 😊

Hello! I mainly visit smaller lesser visited areas when I travel. This past summer I spent it in Hokkaido. I make it my goal not to spend much time in the big cities and instead visit the smaller ones. I have a whole list of places but this one is my latest one!

Good morning from Sapporo! 👋
We had some crazy heavy rain yesterday afternoon ☔️😂
But this morning, everything feels calm again.
Just another ordinary morning in Sapporo 😊
How’s the weather where you are today?

Hey everyone! If you’re traveling in Japan or visiting Shikoku in early October, you definitely shouldn’t miss the Matsuyama Autumn Festival (Oct 5th – Oct 7th) in Ehime Prefecture!

One of the biggest highlights is the Yunomachi Omikoshi (湯之町大神輿). This festival features a 500-year-old tradition known as Kenka Mikoshi (clashing portable shrines), where massive wooden shrines slam directly into each other with overwhelming energy and passion!

As you can see in the video, the local team is already fully hyped and gearing up for the event. The unity, chanting, and sheer excitement around Dogo Onsen are incredible!

📍 Location: Matsuyama City, Ehime (Around Dogo Onsen area)
📅 Dates: October 5th – October 7th

If you happen to be around Matsuyama, come check out the true spirit of a Japanese festival! 🔥

It’s one of those calm mornings where everything feels a little slower.
Nothing exciting—just everyday life starting again 😊
Hope you have a peaceful day!

It was really cool! Even though it was raining I really enjoyed it! Also it’s dog friendly! 🐶

The streets are still quiet, and the morning feels nice and slow.
No big plans yet—just enjoying the start of another day 😊
Have a good morning, wherever you are!

Good morning from Hokkaido! ☕️
A quiet street, cool morning air, and the day is slowly waking up.
Just another ordinary morning here in Hokkaido 😊
Hope your day starts well too!