Which way to go? To Fukuoka, Japan! We are all so happy to be celebrating our Christmas / Year-end party in our favorite vacay destination - Japan! Wherever you are celebrating this year, we hope you'll have time to renew, relax and enjoy the company you are with. #iLeapJaFun #iLeapJaFun2024 #iLeapThanksgivingTrip #iLeapExperience
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Have you heard of Etajima? It's the fourth largest island in the Seto Inland Sea and easily accessed from Hiroshima City, yet isn't on the radar for most travelers in Japan. All the more reason to visit for a relaxing seaside stay! I wrote about my experience in this article. https://lnkd.in/gcH_knUp
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Tarai Bune: Sado Island’s One-of-a-Kind Tradition In the waters surrounding Sado Island, Japan, you’ll find something you won’t see anywhere else: tarai bune, or tub-boats. These round, wooden boats were created specifically for Sado’s unique coastal landscape, where rocky shores and narrow inlets demand agility and control. Originally, locals used tarai bune to collect abalone, seaweed, and shellfish, activities that have been part of life here for generations. Today, the tarai bune is more than a tool; it’s a symbol of Sado Island’s resourcefulness and heritage. Watching a boatman gracefully paddle a tarai bune with just one oar is like stepping into a scene from another time, a simple yet skilled dance with the sea that reflects the island’s deep connection to nature. For those who visit, experiencing a tarai bune ride offers a rare glimpse into a tradition that has endured on Sado Island alone. It’s a reminder that Japan’s cultural treasures are as diverse as its landscapes, each shaped by the lives and wisdom of local communities. Have you ever heard of the tarai bune boats of Sado Island? #SadoIsland #TaraiBune #JapaneseTradition #CoastalJapan #CulturalHeritage #ExploreJapan #Niigata #TravelJapan #JapanCulture
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Lautoka isn't just Fiji's second-largest city; it's a vibrant tapestry of culture, history, and hidden delights waiting to be explored. Embark on an unforgettable journey with a Private Guided Tour by Hotfiji Deals and discover Lautoka's unique charm at your own pace! 👉 Tailored to Your Interests: History buff? Foodie? Shopping enthusiast? Craft your ideal itinerary, focusing on historical landmarks, cultural experiences, or a delightful mix! 👉 Expert Local Guide: Uncover Lautoka's secrets with your knowledgeable guide, gaining fascinating insights and captivating stories. 👉 Escape the Crowds: Enjoy personalized attention and a flexible pace, creating a unique and memorable experience beyond group tours. 👉 Comfortable Exploration: Relax and avoid navigation hassles with private air-conditioned transportation during your tour. 👉 Capture the Moment: Snap stunning photos and videos as you discover Lautoka's vibrant energy and hidden gems, creating lasting memories in Fiji. . Don't wait any longer! Explore Lautoka City with Hotfiji Deals and embark on an unforgettable Fijian adventure filled with culture, history, and local charm. . #LautokaPrivateTour #HotfijiDeals #UnforgettableExperience #TailoredItinerary #ExpertLocalGuide #EscapeTheCrowds #ComfortableExploration
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Lautoka isn't just Fiji's second-largest city; it's a vibrant tapestry of culture, history, and hidden delights waiting to be explored. Embark on an unforgettable journey with a Private Guided Tour by Hotfiji Deals and discover Lautoka's unique charm at your own pace! 🔸 Tailored to Your Interests: History buff? Foodie? Shopping enthusiast? Craft your ideal itinerary, focusing on historical landmarks, cultural experiences, or a delightful mix! 🔸 Expert Local Guide: Uncover Lautoka's secrets with your knowledgeable guide, gaining fascinating insights and captivating stories. 🔸 Escape the Crowds: Enjoy personalized attention and a flexible pace, creating a unique and memorable experience beyond group tours. 🔸 Comfortable Exploration: Relax and avoid navigation hassles with private air-conditioned transportation during your tour. 🔸 Capture the Moment: Snap stunning photos and videos as you discover Lautoka's vibrant energy and hidden gems, creating lasting memories in Fiji. . Don't wait any longer! Explore Lautoka City with Hotfiji Deals and embark on an unforgettable Fijian adventure filled with culture, history, and local charm. . #LautokaPrivateTour #HotfijiDeals #UnforgettableExperience #TailoredItinerary #ExpertLocalGuide #EscapeTheCrowds #ComfortableExploration #BookNowEscapeLater
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"Winter Serenity at Otaru Canal: A Journey to Quiet Happiness" Winter in Japan has a way of creating magical, postcard-perfect moments. One such destination is the enchanting Otaru Canal in Hokkaido, a place where time slows down, and the world feels beautifully still. The canal, lined with snow-covered historic warehouses and softly illuminated by lantern lights, offers a romantic and serene atmosphere. Walking along the cobblestone paths, you’ll feel transported to a simpler time, where happiness is found in quiet reflection and the beauty of nature. Why Visit Otaru Canal? In positive psychology, savoring simple pleasures, like the glow of lights on water or the crunch of snow underfoot, boosts our happiness. Otaru Canal exemplifies this, offering visitors a chance to reconnect with nature and history while finding peace in the moment. Things to Do in Otaru: Evening Stroll: Enjoy the gentle glow of lanterns reflecting on the water, especially during the annual Otaru Snow Light Path Festival in February. Gondola Ride: Experience the canal from a new perspective with a relaxing boat ride. Explore Local Cuisine: Warm up with fresh seafood, like Otaru's famous sushi, or indulge in a steaming bowl of ramen at a cozy restaurant nearby. Nearby Highlights: Sakaimachi Street: A charming shopping street filled with glassware shops and quaint cafes. Otaru Music Box Museum: Discover beautiful handcrafted music boxes and even create your own as a unique souvenir. Mount Tengu Ropeway: Take in breathtaking views of Otaru and the surrounding snowy landscapes. Reflective Thought: Otaru Canal reminds us that happiness isn’t always about grand adventures; sometimes, it’s in the quiet moments of stillness, the glow of lanterns, and the warmth of a winter evening. Life’s most beautiful memories are often the simplest. Have you visited a place that felt like stepping into a winter wonderland? Share your story below! Hashtags: #OtaruCanal #HokkaidoWinter #SnowyScenery #PositivePsychology #TravelJapan #WinterWonderland #SereneMoments #HappinessInNature #OtaruTravel
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The world of creative Origami by beginners. You can do this kind not only just an experience but make those as souvenirs. I recommend origami experiences for family travellers to Japan as well as MICE travellers' team building idea. #japaneseculture #origami #creativeorigami #familytravel #mice #teambuildingway
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#Bangkok has countless places where you can begin the new year in style. If you don’t know about these places before coming to Bangkok, then skim through the list below:😍 Read the full blog here 👇 https://lnkd.in/g2nPm_Gc #Newyear #travel #explore #newblog #travelblog #fyp #dookinternational
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Are you ready to paint the world with vibrant colors this Holi? 🌟 As we gear up to celebrate this joyous festival, whether at home or abroad, let's ensure our adventures are not only filled with fun but also safety! 🌍🛡️ 🎉 Holi, known as the Festival of Colors, is a spring festival celebrated predominantly in India and Nepal. It symbolizes the victory of good over evil and the arrival of spring. People come together to smear each other with colored powders, sing, dance, and indulge in festive treats. 🎨 Celebrating Holi Abroad: If you're celebrating Holi in a new country, take this opportunity to learn about local traditions and customs. Traveling in groups is advisable, whether you're exploring new destinations or attending Holi events. It ensures you have a support network and can look out for each other, contributing to a safer celebration overall. Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas during Holi celebrations. Petty crimes such as pickpocketing can occur in such settings, so keep your belongings secure and avoid isolated or unfamiliar places, particularly at night. When participating in Holi, ensure the colors used are safe and non-toxic. Consider applying a layer of moisturizer or oil on your skin beforehand to make color removal easier afterward. Protect your eyes by wearing sunglasses or goggles. ✨ Let's celebrate responsibly, spreading joy and positivity wherever we go! 🌈 Wishing you all a colorful and safe Holi! #travelriskmanagement #SafeAbroad #travelsafety #StudyAbroad #InternationalEducation
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If you’re starting to plan where you might like to travel in 2025, here’s some helpful tips on when is best to visit Tokyo! In the Springtime (March - May) we enjoy milder weather and you’ll also have a great chance at spotting the famous cherry blossom everywhere. Heading to parks like Ueno and Shinjuku Gyeon are an absolute must! Beware though, it’s the busiest season to visit, but it’s well worth the crowds, especially if you time it just right and see the blossom (though no guarantees on the timings for peak viewing… nature works in mysterious ways sometimes). If you’re a lover of heat then a summer in Tokyo is hard to beat (June-August)! You’ll find incredible festivals like the Sumida River Fireworks and the colorful yukatas. Don’t forget the sunscreen though, as you’re gonna need it! Hydration is also super important, with high humidity sapping the energy from you faster than usual. The Tanabata Festival in July is also best contender for ‘most magical event’ of the year. Again, if you’re in search of cooler air, Autumn (September-November) is a great choice, especially if you enjoy those fall-colors. Sure, wet leaves on the ground can be annoying when you’re a chair user, or a slipping hazard if you’re using a walking aid, but if you can overcome that, then a stroll through gardens like Rikugien or a hike around Mt. Takao are going to offer you some amazing colors, all whilst being less crowded than spring! Tokyo’s winter (December-February) not only provides dry and clear air, but oftentimes you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji on a sunny day! Plus, you can visit illuminations like the ones at Roppongi for those cozy holiday vibes. Finally, as with Fall, fewer tourists mean shorter lines at all attractions! Each season brings its charm to Tokyo, so there's really no "bad" time to visit. Whether you're chasing cherry blossoms or fall foliage, Tokyo always has something amazing to offer. Visit www.accessible-japan.com for further inspiration! #TokyoTravel #VisitJapan #AccessibleTravel [Image Description is in ALT text]
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