Yokohama China Town
Germany has its share of Chinese restaurants, but there is no China Town. One of the biggest China Towns of Japan is located in Yokohama.
Read moreGermany has its share of Chinese restaurants, but there is no China Town. One of the biggest China Towns of Japan is located in Yokohama.
Read moreOdaiba is an artificial island that’s part of Tokyo – and it was also part of my school curriculum back in the day.
Read moreWhen I visited the Meiji Shrine (Meiji-jingu) near Harajuku Station for the first time, they had various Ikebana on display.
Read moreThe World Trade Center Building in Minato-ku, Tokyo is a commercial skyscraper primarily used for office space. But there’s also stores and restaurants and a visitor observatory in this building.
Read moreWhile walking aimlessly in Tokyo, I came across what could be the smallest festival in the city. It just had one mini portable shrine and a crowd.
Read moreWalking through Akihabara, I came across this small museum called the Transportation Museum by Japan Rail. One locomotive and the Shinkansen was on display outside.
Read moreAfter a 10+ hour flight, I arrived at Tokyo-Narita, transferred to a train and then continued to my hotel.
Read moreFor my first trip to Japan, I picked a cheap hotel in the Taito ward of Tokyo. Hotel Juyoh has some internet PCs in the basement, the rooms are equipped with the bare minimum.
Read moreDuring the Asian Jungle Nights at Hagenbeck Zoo it’s not only about the animals, but about martial arts, dance and
Read moreI tried out my new camera (Olympus mju) in Hamburg’s Planten un Blomen. Planten un Blomen is probably the prettiest
Read moreLocal street festivals are usually not included in travel guides. This is the street festival Mühlenkamp in Winterhude. Winterhude is
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