0My experience of autumn in Japan began before I arrived in Osaka late last month. I’d been reading Yukio Mishima’s Spring Snow, which begins amid a waterfall flanked by scarlet maple leaves, and a Buddhist...
0We were introduced to Peter Smith and his work through his latest book Quantum Consciousness, which addresses quantum physics and expanded states of awareness. The book and I'd argue, his work, helps you pull science...
0If you’re wondering why you should visit Tokyo, in general, you’re in the right place. I’ve written so many blog posts about Tokyo I’ve lost count, from one that aids you in deciding how many...
0Many travelers don’t even get to the point of needing an Osaka itinerary. That’s because they’ve decided, for any number of reasons, that they don’t need to see Osaka. That although this vibrant, diverse city...
0How do you plan the perfect Kyoto itinerary? This is a question I’ve asked myself frequently over the past half-decade, which has seen me return to Japan’s erstwhile imperial capital more than half a dozen...
0Technically speaking, I’ve had a Nara itinerary on my site for a while. Almost since I first visited the city, in fact, way back in 2014 during my first trip to Japan. However, those posts...
0Jebel Shams is a destination that’s listed as a must-visit in basically every guide to Oman, but I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to go. This was first and foremost for practical reasons. Many resources...
0knew my trip to the Dhofar region in Oman’s far west would take place outside the annual Khareef (monsoon), but I was nonetheless excited to see all the tourist places in Salalah. What I didn’t...
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