The many thrills of seaweed
If you asked anyone which country is the most famous for eating seaweed, most would probably answer “Japan.” But did you know that approximately 40,000 tones of seaweed are harvested each year in Ireland?...
If you asked anyone which country is the most famous for eating seaweed, most would probably answer “Japan.” But did you know that approximately 40,000 tones of seaweed are harvested each year in Ireland?...
Going to Japan? Discover Kyushu by bike! Explore one of Japan’s best-kept cycling secrets with our brand-new digital guide, Cyclist’s Guide to Kyushu – Pedalling Across the Island of Fire [ISBN 978-626-93234-0-]. After living...
Coming from the Netherlands, I have never seen peat extraction in practice, or even a single piece of turf, in real life. It’s a relic of our grandparents’ era, something we only know from...
We created this section of our website to highlight environmental issues. Human activities often take a significant toll on nature, even if it’s not always immediately obvious. The relationship between humans and nature is...
Kashima City, located in Saga Prefecture on Kyushu, is one of Japan’s leading sake-producing regions. However, it’s not just known for its sake, but also for its tidal flats, rich ecosystems, and cultural heritage,...
The Shimanami Kaidō is without a doubt one of Japan’s most spectacular cycling routes: a 75 km journey that connects the cities of Imabari (Shikoku) and Onomichi (Honshu) via six scenic islands and a...
Sakura, or cherry blossoms, are a big deal in Japan. They attract countless people and tourists from all over the world year after year. At first, we didn’t quite understand the hype around the...
Besides the gruels of the atomic bomb, this narrow city nestled between the hills, actually has a rich and fascinating history! As a port city, Nagasaki has attracted many different cultures over the centuries;...
We created this section of our website to highlight environmental issues. Human activities often take a significant toll on nature, even if it’s not always immediately obvious. The relationship between humans and nature is...
Taipei truly is a hiking paradise; it’s surrounded by an extensive network of trails, offering everything from scenic short hikes to full-day adventures. In just 30 minutes to an hour, you can journey from...