30 days solo trip to Japan
For many years I wanted to make the Solo Travel experience. Finally, I was able toachieve it in 2017, and decided to spend 30 days in Japan. I want to tell you why I strongly recommend to do the same.
I drank so much sake that I thought I was going to turn into a sake barrel.
You have probably read many times how the comfort zone keep you stagnant in your life’s journey, preventing you from evolving or growing. By setting off alone, no matter the destination, you kick yourself out of your comfort zone, and that’s where the magic begins.
You can easily maintain a connection to Japan, even from the comfort of your own home. Here are five tips and ideas.
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Visitors to the park can observe the monkeys from a viewing platform, which is located a short distance from the springs. The monkeys are relatively tame and will often come up to the platform to interact with visitors