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Justin Hanus


Taking a Day Trip from Hiroshima to Miyajima

Oct 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus

One of the most popular destinations to visit from Hiroshima is Miyajima. Officially called Itsukushima, the island has a collection...[ Click to read more ]

Hidden Attractions in Hiroshima

By Justin Hanus

Hiroshima has grown in popularity as a tourist destination in recent years, with Japanese and overseas nationals flocking to see...[ Click to read more ]

Activities for Kids Under 5 in Kobe

By Justin Hanus

If you have kids under 5, you’ll know how tiring it can be to keep them occupied throughout the day....[ Click to read more ]

Thanksgiving in Kansai

By Justin Hanus

As we approach autumn, citizens of many countries are starting to plan for Thanksgiving, including in Japan. However, Japanese Thanksgiving...[ Click to read more ]

Thanksgiving in Hiroshima

By Justin Hanus

Thanksgiving is a well-known celebration in countries such as the United States, where families traditionally gather to have a turkey...[ Click to read more ]

Thanksgiving in Kumamoto

By Justin Hanus

Like many countries, Japan celebrates Thanksgiving each November. However, things are slightly different in the Land of the Rising Sun....[ Click to read more ]

The Top Things to See Near Every Rail Station in Umeda

Sep 28, 2022 By Justin Hanus

As one of the central districts in Osaka, Umeda has not just one rail station but six. Knowing what you’ll...[ Click to read more ]

The Japanese Pearl Industry and Kobe Pearl Museum

By Justin Hanus

Pearls have been used worldwide in jewelry and other accessories for centuries. People in ancient Japan would offer these so-called...[ Click to read more ]

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Outdoor Trip Ideas for the Adventurous in Hiroshima

By Justin Hanus

Hiroshima is an ideal destination for anyone who loves adventurous sports and the great outdoors. There are a variety of...[ Click to read more ]

Fun Activities for Older People in Kansai

By Justin Hanus

Japan has a rapidly aging society with a larger percentage of over-65s than anywhere else in the world. It’s no...[ Click to read more ]