My Day Trip to Mount Fuji Japan was one of the most peaceful and refreshing days during my Japan journey. I started early morning from Tokyo, heading towards Lake Kawaguchiko to see the iconic Mount Fuji. Although the mountain was covered by clouds, the calm weather, sunshine, and scenic surroundings made it a memorable day.
My Shinjuku Area Tokyo experience was full of excitement, energy, and colors. Shinjuku, one of Tokyo’s most famous neighborhoods, perfectly blends modern skyscrapers, shopping streets, and endless dining options — making it a must-visit for every traveler.
On the morning of October 9th, we started our journey from Matsumoto to Tokyo aboard the JR Azusa Limited Express bound for Shinjuku Station. The scenic ride took about 2.5 to 3 hours, passing through beautiful countryside views and small towns before the vibrant skyline of Tokyo came into sight. We arrived at Shinjuku around noon.
My Shirakawa-go Gokayama Ainokura Tour from Takayama was like a journey back in time. Surrounded by mountains and snow-topped roofs, these traditional Japanese villages offered a peaceful look into Japan’s countryside and heritage. Departing from Takayama [Regular sightseeing bus] World Heritage Sites Shirakawago and Gokayama Ainokura.
My Nagoya travel experience was a blend of culture, tradition, and food. I explored historic castles, peaceful shrines, and lively markets that showed me the beauty of this Japanese city beyond the modern skyline
The moment we landed in Nagoya, our hearts felt light — like the start of a new chapter. After months of planning our nine-day Japan route (Bangkok → Nagoya → Gero Onsen → Takayama → Shirakawago → Matsumoto → Kamikochi → Tokyo → Mount Fuji → Bangkok), we were finally here. Nagoya would be our first real taste of Japan’s balance between tradition and modern life.
