Monthly Archives for July 2014
Wajima Asaichi, Noto Peninsula
Wajima Asaichi (morning market) in Noto Peninsula is one of the three largest markets in Japan, the morning market of Wajima is a place where you can buy fresh local produce, seafood and other products. The Asaichi has been around … Continue reading
Gotemba Premium Outlet
Gotemba Premium Outlets is one of the most popular outlet malls in Japan with 210 brand shops, a Ferris wheel, rose garden and the great view of Mount Fuji. .Although most of the visitors are young couples the facility … Continue reading
Shiretoko, Hokkaido
The only entry from Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido, Shiretoko, also designated as a national park, is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. The park is located on a peninsula jutting out from the eastern edge of the island, with its tip … Continue reading
2014 Gion Festival in Kyoto (Part 2)
Gion Matsuri is perhaps Japan’s best event for geisha enthusiasts and photographers seeking candid photos of Geisha & Maiko. If you attend be sure to where a yukata. It will make you feel like you’re part of the festivities. And you will … Continue reading
2014 Gion Festival in Kyoto (Part 1)
The Gion Festival in Kyoto is perhaps Japan’s best known festival. Running the entire month of July each year. The festival is named after Kyoto’s Gion district. Gion is Japan’s most exclusive Geisha entertainment district. The peak of the festival are the Yamaboko Junk parades … Continue reading