Having hailed from a place where sandy shores are the norm, I’ve found myself captivated by the serene allure of Japanese onsen retreats, particularly those boasting private outdoor onsen experiences. This penchant recently led us to a remarkable find: Kaze no Mori.
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A Night Of Unhurried Conversations With Family Over Omakase Dinner
Are you familiar with the term ‘omakase’? Whether you’re already acquainted with it or not, allow me to provide a concise definition of this fascinating word. Omakase is a Japanese term that translates to ‘I’ll leave it up to you.’ In a dining context, it refers to a meal where the chef chooses the dishesContinue reading “A Night Of Unhurried Conversations With Family Over Omakase Dinner”
JAPAN: EXPECTATION VS REALITY
Exploring the stark differences between expectations and reality in Japan became an intriguing topic when suggested by a former colleague. However, as someone who has lived in Japan for several years, I’ve grown accustomed to the exquisiteness of life here, making it a bit challenging to revisit my initial expectations. Despite the challenge, let’s delveContinue reading “JAPAN: EXPECTATION VS REALITY”