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Fukuoka travel guide between top attractions and culture

12 November 2024 Nicolas Comments 0 Comment

Introduction to Fukuoka Overview of Fukuoka City Fukuoka is located on the northern shore of the island of Kyushu, is a bustling city known for its vibrant culture, historical sites, and delicious food. As one of Japan’s largest cities, Fukuoka seamlessly blends modernity with tradition, offering visitors a unique and memorable experience.Fukuoka City serves as the economic and cultural hub of Kyushu, attracting both tourists and locals with its lively atmosphere and diverse offerings. From shopping districts to tranquil parks,…

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Keitakuen Garden in Osaka

26 September 2018 Nicolas Comments 0 Comment

I have the chance to be totally in the center of Osaka. I go an afternoon in Tennoji park. Tennoji park is a big park where you can have differents areas like gardens, zoo and other activities in the nature in the middle of the city.I spend one hour in Keitakuen Garden. The garden is small but it is exactly how a japanese garden is. At Keitakuen, you can delve into the beauty of modern Japanese gardens. And i was…

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Work away experience

15 August 2018 Nicolas Comments 0 Comment

I made my first workaway experience, working in exchange of food and accomodation. I really spent very few money on the last week. It is very useful to travel on budget. Generally i spent no more than ten euros per day. I work everymorning, seven days on seven, between 3 and 4 hours per day. I preferred to chose this instead to work more during five days and to have to days off. My work here is just to do…

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Japanese garden

10 April 2018 Nicolas Comments 0 Comment

Japanese people like sobriety and simplicity. These two values are reflected in the composition of Zen gardens. For example, we must not multiply artifices like lanterns, bridges, water cascades: not enough too much. But privilege a single decorative element. Japanese gardens are all simply extremely well maintained and have rules to adhere to when planning. For example, in Japanese art, odd numbers are considered auspicious, bringing positive. This rule is expressed in the following manner in Zen gardens: no plants…

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