A travel blog for the quiet folk
I don’t know about you, but for me, there is nothing so exciting as getting lost in a good book. There is something truly fantastic about discovering a world that is utterly different from our own, yet still relatable because of the complex characters. The stories that introduce you to an interesting and brave character who
I spent four days in Tokyo after gallivanting all around Japan for almost two weeks. At this point, we were feeling the effects of all that travel, so we took it pretty easy in our last stop in Japan. Tokyo is massive. In fact, it is the largest metropolis in the world. The second largest
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After some spectacular adventures in Osaka, the next destination was Matsumoto. The city of Matsumoto is more picturesque in comparison to some of the massive cities of Japan. On route to Matsumoto, we decided to make a stop in Nagoya. Nagoya was a very important castle town historically, so we visited Nagoya Castle in honor
Osaka is a bustling city in Japan and is a part of the second largest metropolitan area in the country. You can find a plethora of things to do here, and yet we decide to take a day trip to drink some whiskey. The Suntory Yamazaki Whiskey distillery is about an hour by train from
I was nominated for yet another award by my wonderful blogging friend Lissa of Roots, Wings and Travel Things! Lissa has a wonderful blog that covers everything from family travel to traveling with an illness. She is just awesome, so if you aren’t following their blog yet you should be! Also, give them a follow