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Back in the early 2000s, I read a book by Canadian author Will Ferguson about his journey following the cherry blossom trail from south to North in ‘Hokkaido Highway Blues: Hitchhiking Japan‘ which was later retitled ‘Hitching Rides with Buddha‘. He spent five years in Japan during the 1990s and has still seen a far, far greater amount of sakura (ch...


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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to experience the life of an insect crawling across the ceiling of a room? This unique place featuring inverted rooms can help you do that!

This attraction came to my attention earlier a year or two ago in one of those Instag...


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It’s been 20 years since the Tokyo Fox blog began but it’s not going to be celebrated here as I kind of did that for previous an...


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With around 50 inhabited islands, Japan’s most extreme south is an area often considered to be the tropical paradise of the country, so when I was on my way there 20 years ago, I was very much looking forward to experiencing a warmer climate than Tokyo as well as the fine beaches, turquoise waters and traditional culture. It promised much but did it live up to expectations?


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As I mentioned in my previous post about the Peak District border, my original plan was to just take the train to see the station with an Oasis connection and then return to Leicester. However, when my dad showed ...


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