Let's pack and go travel
Let's pack and go travel
Shikoku Japan Self-Drive Itinerary: Explore Japan’s Hidden Gem A self-drive holiday in Shikoku, Japan’s smallest and most serene main island, offers an unforgettable adventure filled with scenic beauty, rich culture, and hidden gems. Known for its stunning landscapes—from lush mountains to pristine coastlines—Shikoku is perfect for those who want to experience Japan’s natural wonders at …
DAY 9 Morning buffet breakfast was the best part of the holiday. For I could choose what I like to eat. This was what a typical Japanese car park looks like. After you park your car, the platform will rise after 3 minutes. This platform will prevent your car from moving out until you make …
Similar to last night’s dinner, the morning breakfast had a wide selection of food. We took what was just enough. This was the only hotel that provided free overnight parking during our whole trip to Kyushu. After breakfast, we proceeded to the longest Foot Bath in the world which measured 105 meters. This unique and …
Making payment for our overnight parking. In Japan, most hotels charge between ￥1000 to￥1500 for overnight parking. Public parking was available in some cases and they were usually cheaper. Our morning plan for today was to hunt down the remaining One Piece statues. The first one we found was MONKEY D LUFFY placed in front …
Woke up early this morning in time to see the sun rise from our room’s balcony. What a beautiful morning. Our first destination today was Ryumon Falls. From the car park, a short walk through some rice fields was required. The waterfall, whose name translates to “Dragon Gate,” cascades gracefully down a series of moss-covered …
We always start the day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel’s restaurant. See how colorful our plates were. The weather for today was clear and sunny. As we drove past farmlands, we saw a lot of persimmon trees and a kiwi farm. After some driving, we arrived at Mizonokuchi Cave. The place was super …
Most hotels served breakfast between 6.30 am to 9 am. And most had quite a good spread. Just take enough for yourself. Do not waste food. We started the morning with Nobeoka Castle ruins. Perched atop a hill overlooking the city, these ancient ruins once served as the seat of power for the Naito clan …
The plan was to visit Tsukiji Outer Market in the morning. But it was raining heavily. So we decided to have breakfast at the restaurant inside Tsukiji Buddhist Temple. It was pretty crowded despite the rain. We took a number and waited for our turn. This is their most popular item and it was out …
We started the day in Akihabara. Look at the colorful crepe. When in Japan, must try the Takoyaki. Look at all the delicious tarts and rolls. The ever-popular Mochi, in many flavors. Rain rain go away. That didn’t stop people from coming. So many levels of these figurines. Time to visit a shrine. Follow by …
Arriving at the airport late in the night. After checking in our luggage and all the waiting. We are finally high above the cloud. After about 6 and a half hours, we arrived at Busan Airport for transit. Here are example of Forbidden items in Busan Airport. Decided to pop by this place for breakfast …