Just this morning I got email from JAL promoting two-wheeled adventures in Japan. This Kumano Mountain course in Wakayama sounds like it would be so much fun (course map). However, even with an e-bike, a thousand meter climb is not to be taken lightly, especially in Wakayama’s climate.
I feel like I would want to visit so many for the food and nature but I feel like the stationery stores would take my breath away the most. I’d also love to collect the stamps when visiting.
Tokyo, the world's most-populated city, is a must for me. Kyoto, too, though it seems like it can be overcrowded with tourists. I want to research lesser-known places, for both nature and food.
Tokyo, the world's most-populated city, is a must for me. Kyoto, too, though it seems like it can be overcrowded with tourists. I want to research lesser-known places, for both nature and food.
Me too😁 I'm most excited about seeing the Sakuras in springtime!🍒
Well something i saw that peeked my interest is Shiroi Koibito park. A mix between theme park and a cookie store. Especially at night, but inside is also a treat
I'd love to visit Osaka one day. Universal Studio Japan for the Harry Potter themed stuff, Dotonburi for the takoyaki and okonomiyaki, Osaka Castle for a glimpse into Japanese history, the various shrines, Nara Park for the cute deers, and small markets for fresh seafood/vegetables.
I’d also love to collect the stamps when visiting. 
, universal studios, Disneyland, and a japanese sephora