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Sengakuji, the 47 Ronin Temple

If the tales of feudal Japan, of clashes between samurai and stories of honor, [...]

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Travel to Taiwan: my one week itinerary

Here we go with the first article about my trip to Taiwan. A general article, [...]

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Visit Brescia – what to see in a day in the city of Mille Miglia

During my last holiday in Italy, I couldn’t miss visiting my town, Brescia. When I [...]

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Japanese manners that travellers need to know

Japan is on the fire destination of the moment. Everyone dreams about visit this country [...]

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Discovering the Iya Valley

The perception of time changes in the Valley of Iya. Everything flows according to the [...]

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Fukuoka, the gateway to Kyushu Island

Included among Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2024 for the culinary category, Fukuoka is the gateway to Kyushu, the southern island of Japan. A vibrant and modern city, where the unmistakable smell of ramen hits you as soon as you turn the corner. I’ll be honest: as a city, Fukuoka [...]

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26
Nov

What to see and do in Seoul in 4 days

Seoul is the capital of South Korea and, of course, an essential stop on any itinerary in the country. A city that has evolved tremendously in recent decades, transforming into a modern metropolis, home of K-pop and the latest beauty trends. But Seoul is also made of historic sites (yes… [...]

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10
Nov

Visit Andong – the spirit of Korea

“Take me to the most Korean place in Korea,” Queen Elizabeth II asked during her visit to Korea, and so she was taken to Andong. Rarely included in South Korea travel itineraries, Andong is a stop far from the hallyu wave sweeping the world with K-pop and K-dramas, beauty products [...]

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20
Oct

South Korea one week itinerary: Seoul and Andong

Visiting South Korea was never really on my bucket list—I’m not a fan of K-dramas, K-pop, shopping, or beauty products, and even Korean food isn’t among my favorite cuisines. I don’t know much about Korea, and I hadn’t researched it much before going. We decided to go mostly because of [...]

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15
Sep

Visit Nagasaki, the bridge between Japan and the West

I admit it, Nagasaki was never at the top of my list of Japanese destinations to visit, but once there, I discovered a truly unique city, with a strong international influence despite the small number of foreign tourists, and with incredibly kind people eager to chat. Undoubtedly, the first thing [...]

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01
Sep