Walk through the famous bright red torii gates. Fushimi Inari is the most famous Shinto shrine in Kyoto that tourists flock to for its red fates, shrine buildings, and mountain trails. You can get to the shrine from the JR Inari Station or Fushimi Inari Station. The area stays open all day and night with no admission fees
It’s Sunday (or Monday or any other day of the week that you may be reading this), and it’s time to go shopping!
Love is Blind Japan
Still on the Love is Blind binge, but this time it’s the Japan series – and I love that they are older, some a bit too old, and there are fascinating cultural differences compared to the western versions of the franchise. Plus, they stay at the new Hoshinoya in Okinawan which looks gorgeous.
Tokyo Maze – 42 Walks in and around the Japanese Capital: A Guide with 108 Photos, 48 Maps, 300 Weblinks and 100 Tips
A new book that will get you excited for when Japan opens up to leisure travel. This is like your homework before that happens with all the fascinating walks you can take around Tokyo.
Japanese From Zero! 1: Proven Methods to Learn Japanese with integrated Workbook and Online Support
If you want to start learning Japanese, this is a well-rated and highly recommended book!
Universal Airplane in Flight Phone Mount. Handsfree Phone Holder for Desk with Multi-Directional Dual 360 Degree Rotation. Pocket Size Travel Essential Accessory for Flying, $12.97
Watch on shows on your phone while flying without your posture suffering. This is a useful travel accessory that can easily fit in your hand carry.
Tide Travel Sink Packets, 3-Count, $4.03
These days, it’s safer to bring things like this detergent in your luggage just in case you have to wash your clothes while traveling – whether it’s to wash off stains, germs, or whatever else.
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