Tripzone Japan

15/08/2012

The Japanese sure know how to put on a summer fireworks display... actually, more like a military exercise than just plain fireworks...

02/07/2012

What's your favorite place in Japan?

02/07/2012

Hi everyone... We're going to start sharing a lot more with you about 'all things Japan' - great roads, interesting places, the people, the culture, the cute and the crazy. If you think this sounds like a good idea, then please 'Like' this!

13/10/2011

Free ticket to Japan anyone??

If you’ve always dreamed of seeing Tokyo’s cherry blossoms or Kyoto’s famous temples, or even the Anime maid cafes of Akihabara, the Japanese government wants to help turn your hopes into reality.

09/09/2011

http://advertisementfeature.cnn.com/japan_gov/wywh/green-season.html

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11/03/2011

What a day! One of the biggest earthquakes ever. Thankfully we survived, but a fairly surreal experience nonetheless. The city has been rattled, the adrenaline is still rushing, Tokyo's transport system is down, and a lot of people are walking home tonight. But on a more positive note, we can confirm that we are all safe and sound, and Tripzone Japan is well and truly open for the season.

23/12/2010

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30/11/2010

Day 2 - The temperature had dropped, and the skies had completely cleared. From my hotel window I could see the clear outline of...

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23/11/2010

[Nara
Trip Diary; part 1] - 'Koyo' in Japanese translates to the slightly
more wordy English expression; 'changing colors of the autumn leaves',
and Koyo is one of the best times of the year to tour Japan...

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‘Koyo’ in Japanese translates to the slightly more wordy English expression; ‘changing colors of the autumn leaves’, and Koyo is one of the best times of the year to tour Japan. The countryside bursts into color, making every twist and turn even more of a thrill than usual. Blessed with more crisp c

19/11/2010