Kagoshima is an underrated and almost wholly un-explored destination, but don’t let that deter you from coming.
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Kumamoto Starts Here
It can be difficult to find a Kumamoto itinerary online at all, let alone a good one.
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The Truth About Fukuoka
Fukuoka, for whatever else you can say about it, is anything but forgettable.
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Kobe, Beyond the Beef
This Kobe itinerary has been years in the making, literally.
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6 Free Things to Do in Singapore
Singapore is one of the wealthiest cities in the world, but traveling there doesn’t have to break your bank.
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The “K” in Kyushu
Sometimes, moving forward is more important than moving on.
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The Sacred Side of Taipei
Whether you want your trip to Taiwan’s capital to focus on Taipei temples, or you simply see them as an accent, you’re in the right place.
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The Truth About the Koh Yao Islands
For most travelers, the question of “Koh Yao Yai or Koh Yao Noi” doesn’t register.
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Halong Bay for Fancy Folks
I’m not sure the end result of a Halong Bay luxury cruise is any different than an ordinary one.
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Why I Trust My Teeth to Thailand
The topic of dental work in Thailand is a complex one, to say the least.
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Okinawa Starts Here
Planning an Okinawa itinerary can quickly go from an easy task to an insurmountable one.
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From Laos to Thailand (or Back)
Traveling from Laos to Thailand is easier than it’s ever been, whether you go by train or take a flight.
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Gateway to Hokkaido
When I have another opportunity to return to Hakodate, I jump at it.
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Yes, Japan Has a Desert—and Yes, It’s Amazing
Japan is the ultimate land of contrasts, so it should come as no surprise when an arid desert randomly appears out of nowhere along its heavily-wooded northern coast.
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City of the Sultan
Is Yogyakarta worth visiting?
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Taiwan’s True Capital
Tainan is a city that demands time—and patience.
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