Travel Volunteer　トラベルボランティア　プロジェクト

28/01/2014

Jamie& Katy@ Yamato Soysause& Miso Co., Ltd.
ジェイミー＆ケイティー＠ヤマト醤油様

28/01/2014

Katy and Jamie are enjoying cooking lesson at Yamato Shoyu company using magic seasoning called 'Shio Koji (molted raice) today, wondering what they are cooking.

ケイティーとジェイミーは今日ヤマト醤油さんにて塩麹を使った料理教室に参加させて頂いております。お料理教室の後は味噌蔵見学をします！

https://www.facebook.com/smilesofishikawa?ref=hl

Follow us daily on Facebook,Twitter to discover the best that Ishikawa prefecture has to offer, through the eyes of professional travel writer and photographer

Mission
Following the successful 2011 Travel Volunteer project, travel writer and photographer duo Jamie Lafferty and Katy Morrison have returned to Japan as part of a new project entitled Smiles of Ishikawa.

Starting on Monday, 27 January, the British couple will embark on a tour of Ishikawa, sharing their historic, cultural and culinary findings on social media in a bid to increase international exposure to the prefecture ahead of a new shinkansen (bullet train) route opening in the region in 2015. The project will be split between winter and early summer, allowing for a greater understanding of Japan's dramatic seasonal changes.

The Smiles of Ishikawa project is organised by Ishikawa Prefecture and operated by The Real Japan, a national luxury travel agency.

27/01/2014

Hi everyone, it has been for while from last update, we have started new project called 'Smiles of Ishikawa', yes we are now promoting whole Ishikawa prefecture this time again by our favorite couple Katy and Jamie. We are for sure they will ensure whole attraction in Ishikawa including food, culturem crafts and nature. Please follow us the site of 'Smiles of Ishikawa'!

https://www.facebook.com/smilesofishikawa?ref=hl

Follow us daily on Facebook,Twitter to discover the best that Ishikawa prefecture has to offer, through the eyes of professional travel writer and photographer

Mission
Following the successful 2011 Travel Volunteer project, travel writer and photographer duo Jamie Lafferty and Katy Morrison have returned to Japan as part of a new project entitled Smiles of Ishikawa.

Starting on Monday, 27 January, the British couple will embark on a tour of Ishikawa, sharing their historic, cultural and culinary findings on social media in a bid to increase international exposure to the prefecture ahead of a new shinkansen (bullet train) route opening in the region in 2015. The project will be split between winter and early summer, allowing for a greater understanding of Japan's dramatic seasonal changes.

The Smiles of Ishikawa project is organised by Ishikawa Prefecture and operated by The Real Japan, a national luxury travel agency.

27/06/2013

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26/06/2013

-Smiles of Shikoku Project-
https://www.facebook.com/smilesofshikoku

A travel project to showcase the beauty of Shikoku Island (Japan) all over the world!!

-スマイルズオブ四国プロジェクト-
四国の魅力を世界に発信！もちろん日本人の皆さんにも楽しんでいただけますよ♪

26/06/2013

Dear Fans of Travel Volunteer,

Back in 2011, you've followed and helped spread the word about our "Travel Volunteer Project". Thanks for this!

We'd like to share with you our latest project entitled "Smiles Of Shikoku", with the same travel writer and photographer couple as before (Katy & Jamie from Great-Britain). Since Monday, they’ve embarked on a month-long tour of Shikoku (one week in each prefecture), sharing their historic, cultural and culinary findings on social networks (FB & Twitter).

Please visit & "like" http://www.facebook.com/smilesofshikoku if you want to follow their journey!

Follow us daily on Facebook,Twitter to discover the best that Shikoku Island has to offer, through the eyes of professional travel writer and photographer

24/06/2013

These are huge pots!

24/06/2013

Oh, I thought you have no interest with pottery, Jamie ♪

24/06/2013

This is how professionals work... he is working on wheeles.

smilesofshikoku's video on Instagram

24/06/2013

ケイティ、絶対陶芸やりたいと言うと思ったんです！
やっぱり思った通り♪

We knew she would try Tebinari

smilesofshikoku's video on Instagram