Well, the Fushimi Inari-Taisha (or Inari for short) is perhaps the most visited (or at least visible) temple in Kyoto […]

After being so long in “nature” (well, Kumano Kodo is perhaps the most you might get of that in Japan […]

As we wanted to experience the Kumano Kodo (the old-times pilgrim path) a bit more we stayed in the mountains […]

After Hikone (coming from Kanazawa) we took the train down to Tanabe as this was the gateway for the “Kumano […]

On our way from Kanazawa to Tanabe south of Osaka for our next part of the trip we made a […]

After the markets we headed to Kenrouken garden – as the Japanese say the 3rd nicest in Japan. I hate […]

On the next day we were heading for Omi-Cho market; a quite well known market in Kanazawa and in Japan […]

After a long and tedious flight we finally arrived in Tokyo Haneda, exchanged our vouchers for a 21 days JR […]

So, jetzt kehren wir auf dieser Reise wieder einem Land für – zumindest die Dauer der Reise – den Rücken […]

Osaka als Stadt hat nicht so extrem viele sehr interessant Plätze, da es ziemlich industriell und nicht sonderlich historisch erhalten […]