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Cherry Blossom (Sakura) 2018 Japan Forecast: When
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04 Mar

Cherry Blossom (Sakura) 2018 Japan Forecast: When & Where to Visit!

BY Aileen Adalid / 22 Comments / March 4, 2018

Start planning your sakura (cherry blossom) adventure in Japan by referring to this updated forecast map for 2018! While we’re at it, I’ve also listed the best spots for ‘hanami’ viewing!

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Niigata Prefecture: A New Japan Foodie Destination!
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30 Jul

Niigata Prefecture: A New Japan Foodie Destination!

BY Aileen Adalid / 30 Comments / July 30, 2017

A hidden gem in Japan, Niigata Prefecture is actually know as a culinary hotspot amongst the Japanese. So come and taste their quality food for yourself!

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10 Reasons Why You Should Visit Niigata Prefecture in Japan
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05 Jul

10 Reasons Why You Should Visit Niigata Prefecture in Japan

BY Aileen Adalid / 40 Comments / July 5, 2017

A hidden gem in Japan, here are 10 reasons why you should visit Niigata Prefecture & make it a part of your itinerary after seeing Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka!

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4-Day Niigata Itinerary (Japan), The Land of Sake, Snow, Rice, Gold, and Adventure!
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11 Jun

4-Day Niigata Itinerary (Japan), The Land of Sake, Snow, Rice, Gold, and Adventure!

BY Aileen Adalid / 26 Comments / June 11, 2017

Wanna go to an off-the-beaten-path destination near Tokyo? Head to Niigata and get the most out of this popular Japanese hotspot with this itinerary guide!

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Taiko Drumming at Sado Island, Home of World-Famous Kodo Japanese Group
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22 Feb

Taiko Drumming at Sado Island, Home of World-Famous Kodo Japanese Group

BY Aileen Adalid / 30 Comments / February 22, 2017

Experiencing hands-on the unique traditional Japanese drum, ‘taiko’, at Sado Island in Niigata from members of the world-famous Japanese taiko group: Kodo!

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Meet, Play
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16 Jan

Meet, Play & Talk with Niigata’s Furumachi Geigi (Geisha) for Only $26!

BY Aileen Adalid / 32 Comments / January 16, 2017

Booking a real geisha (geigi) can be VERY expensive. However, there’s an affordable way to meet them up close when in Japan — read this article to know how!

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