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Feb 21, 2025 Now Reports
Fukue Island – Exploring History on Goto’s Largest Island
From Shinkamigoto Island, we traveled by ferry to Fukue Port, the main gateway to Fukue Island. The journey from...
Feb 21, 2025 Now Reports
Nakadori Island (Shinkamigoto Town) – A Scenic Cycling Escape
Among the main islands of the Goto archipelago, Nakadori Island is the second largest after Fukue Island. With Arikawa Port providing direct ferry routes from...
Feb 21, 2025 Now Reports
Ojika Island – One of Kyushu’s Best Cycling Areas?
This three-day cycling adventure takes you through the stunning Goto Islands, a group of 152 islands off the western coast of Kyushu...
Feb 21, 2025 Now Reports
Island Hopping and Cycling in the Goto Islands
Fukuoka is located on Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost main island. While it’s easy to forget that Kyushu itself is an island...
Feb 21, 2025 Now Reports
Cycling and Other Adventures in Northern Thailand
As a long-time Fukuoka resident, Thailand has always been one of my favorite travel destinations. With non-stop flights now offered by three airlines (Thai Air Asia, Thai Airways, ...
Feb 20, 2025 Now Reports
Cycling Nagasaki to Kumamoto via the Amakusa Coast (Northern Kyushu Winter Loop Part 3)
Next, we’re heading out of Nagasaki and hugging the coast of Tachibana Bay and Shimabara Bay through...
Feb 14, 2025 Now Reports
Vegan-Friendly Fukuoka: Sweets, Sushi, and Scenic Strolls
Fukuoka may be famous for its seafood, but it’s also home to a variety of delicious plant-based eats. In this second part of our series...
Feb 13, 2025 Food & Drinks
Cheepao Maratan
On February 12, 2025, Cheepao Maratan (Seven Treasures Mala Tang) officially opened in Tenjin...
Feb 7, 2025 Now Reports
Fukuoka Hina Matsuri Guide 2025
The Dolls Festival, or "Hinamatsuri" (also known as Peach Festival or Girls' Day), is a cherished Japanese tradition celebrating the health and happiness of young girls. Hina dolls...
Jan 29, 2025 Now Reports
Fukuoka Plum Blossom Guide 2025
As the calendar turns to early February, marking the onset of spring with 'Risshun' in the Japanese almanac...
