All Of Japan
Retiring GaikokujinThe diary of a middle-aged foreigner in Japan, trying to see as much of the country as I can.
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#240 Friday, October 2, 2026: Akasoba No Sato, Nagano
After the wettest September I can remember - well, in Japan, at any rate - October arrived gloriously, so I set off for Minowa in the beautiful Nagano countryside. My destination was Akasoba No Sato and its fields of red buckwheat.
Welcome...
#239 Friday, September 25, 2026: Fukaya Station, Saitama
A short drive from Shodenzan temple is Fukaya Station. Now, I had no need of a train but Fukaya Station is listed in one of my travel encyclopaedias as a place worth seeing so off I dutifully went.
The main thing you’ll hear about Fukaya S...
#238 Friday, September 25, 2026: Shodenzan Temple, Saitama
I left Kinchakuda and headed deeper into Saitama to visit perhaps the prefecture’s best-known temple, Shodenzan, or, to give it its posh name, Menuma Shodenzan Kangiin.
Shodenzan’s history goes back to 1179, when the warrior Saito Sanemori...
#237 Friday, September 25, 2026: Kinchaku Spider Lily Park, Saitama
In Hidaka, Saitama, along the banks of the Koma River, a few hectares of land turn into a dense carpet of red at this time of year as the higanabana, or spider lilies, burst into bloom.
Around five million of the flowers draw crowds of vis...
Bonus Destination #5 Saturday, September 19, 2026: Kawazu Nanadaru, Izu Peninsula, Shizuoka
With a typhoon approaching, I thought I’d take advantage of today’s dry weather and get out for a bit of a walk. I headed down into the Izu Peninsula to do the Kawazu Nanadaru hike, a rather lovely walk in the mountains of eastern Izu which...
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