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Nagasaki is a city in the South of Japan and it’s famous because it was the second city that was devastated by a nuclear bomb in WWII.
The city used to be a Dutch trading post during the isolationist period in Japan, where the Dutch (along with the Chinese) were the only foreigners allowed into Japan, which was a fun fact to me since I’m Dutch!
c...Fukuoka is an underrated city in Japan, though it’s slowly gaining popularity, especially within the digital nomad community. It is a city located in the Kyushu area in Japan, which lies in the South.
Fukuoka is often described as a foodie-destination, as it’s famous for one of the most iconic Japanese dish: Ramen. The city is also known for it’s stree...
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Onomichi is a small, seaside town in the Hiroshima prefecture in Japan.
It’s known for the temple walk hike, cats and cycling 🚲
I really loved my day trip in Onomichi - it’s a quiet and peaceful town, which is quite a change from the hustle and bustle of href="https://www.thingsnomadsdo.com/blog/3-days-in-osaka" target="_blank" rel="...
Osaka is a vibrant city - where Tokyo is more business like Osaka is seen as more fun and lively.
It’s also known as a foodie-destination - loads of famous Japanes dishes come from Osaka and the region, such as Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki and Kushikatsu.
3 days is probably not enough to see everything that Osaka has to offer, but it’s plenty o...
