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Hokkaido Winter Grand Prize: Soak in Lake Shikotsu and Watch Ice Waves
Lake Shikotsu, not too far from Sapporo, is a beautiful unfrozen lake hidden in the forest. Even in the harsh winter with temperatures dropping below minus ten degrees Celsius, it remains difficult to freeze. The azure lake scenery and the hot springs by the lakeside make this place the homeland of the Ainu, the indigenous people of Hokkaido...
2010FUN Winter Vacation – 23 Theme Parks Offering Red Envelope Bonuses
With winter vacation underway and the Lunar New Year approaching, how can you make the most of your 2010 holiday travel? The Tourism Bureau under the Ministry of Transportation and Communications has specially recommended 23 top-quality tourist amusement parks across Taiwan, offering safe and fun experiences without the need to travel abroad...
Breathtaking Urban Night Views: Taipei’s Top 5 High-Altitude Dining Restaurants
Dining under beautiful urban night views not only satisfies your taste buds but also lifts your mood with romantic scenery. Taipei boasts numerous high-altitude restaurants, each offering gourmet dishes and stunning panoramic views—perfect for romantic dates or gatherings with family and friends.
Head to the hidden hot springs of Japan's Tohoku region for a unique co-ed bathing experience at Nyuto Onsen
Among Japan’s many hot springs, Nyuto Onsen in Akita Prefecture is not only the most popular open-air bath but also piques curiosity with its distinctive name. In the midst of winter, soaking in this warm, secluded hot spring paradise while...
Celebrate Chinese New Year in Tainan in 2010 – spend Valentine’s Day with your loved one for lasting happiness
The nine-day Lunar New Year holiday is approaching. This year, not only is the break exceptionally long, but Chinese New Year’s Day also falls on February 14th, Western Valentine’s Day. The Tainan City and County governments have jointly organized a unique “2010 Tainan Hold Hands...” event.
A relaxing 3-day Hokkaido trip — no need to worry even if it's your first solo journey~
We set off for Hokkaido in the almost coldest season of the year, traveling directly from Tokyo to Hakodate, and started our short three-day self-guided Hokkaido adventure right here in Hakodate. We explored the region at our own leisurely pace — there were none of the majestic ice floes of Abashiri...
Fly to the Southern Hemisphere for Chinese New Year and embrace the sunshine and seas of Eastern Australia
Can't stand the damp and cold weather during the winter holiday? The best place to "escape the cold" at this time is down under in Australia. It’s summer in Australia right now—perfect for wearing light clothes and exploring, soaking up the sun on the beach, and...
Rich and aromatic white broth—explore all kinds of Fukuoka’s Hakata ramen!
Among the many delicious foods in Japan, ramen is arguably the most common and affordable staple. From Okinawa to Hokkaido, various broths, toppings, and noodles come together in endless combinations. Japanese ramen can be categorized by three main types of broth...
A Centennial Journey in Nagano Prefecture: Exploring the Towns of Tsumago and Magome
Travel to Japan’s old towns is increasingly popular among visitors. Beyond appreciating history and culture, strolling through streets full of stories offers a unique Japanese charm. Nestled in the quiet Yamaguchi Village in southwestern Nagano Prefecture, it has become a popular tourist destination thanks to the two 400-year-old preserved settlements — “Tsumago” and “Magome.”
Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, Dongpo Pork – The Chef’s Festive Feast Is Here!
As Chinese New Year draws near, have you decided how to gather around the table for the reunion dinner? With the competition in the festive meal market growing fiercer, hotels, restaurants, and convenience stores are pulling out all the stops to catch consumers’ eyes — even star-rated hotels are rolling out...
Travel New Zealand with Prince William and Experience an Authentic Māori Itinerary
Thanks to the global release of the movie "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, the fantastical and magnificent landscapes of New Zealand have deeply moved people. This year, under the widespread popularity of the official visit to New Zealand by Britain's Prince William, this pristine land in the Southern Hemisphere...
Traveling abroad doesn't have to be expensive – debunking five common travel myths
Traveling abroad often involves various situations, and there are many rumors about common issues, such as traveling being inherently costly, having to sacrifice accommodation quality to save money, or booking hotels directly being more expensive, but...
AirAsia launches new India routes — explore India starting from just 1990 RMB
Following the successful launch of three Indian destinations — Kolkata, Kochi, and Trivandrum — in November 2009...
The International Sightseeing Festival ignites Hualien with 50% off stays at exotic resorts
The most spectacular concert of the year is about to rock Hualien ! Following the huge success of the first "Pacific International Sightseeing Festival," the second "2010 Pacific International Sightseeing Festival" will be held from January 29 to February 12, bringing...
Salmon, rock-grilled dishes, and beggar's chicken—experience the delightful cuisine of British Columbia
The exciting "2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics and Paralympics" is about to begin. In addition to the sporting events, don’t miss out on Canada’s winter snow activities and culinary experiences. British Columbia, Canada, is home to a fusion of cultures from around the world...
Winter Wonderland in Hokkaido: Head to Snowy Hokkaido for a Festive Escape
The romantically white snowy land of Hokkaido is the top winter travel destination, featuring various festivals held in the biting cold, such as the Sapporo Snow Festival, Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival, Shirakaba Gorge Ice Falls Festival, Asahikawa Snow Festival, ...