The New Golden Route: Why Tohoku Should Be Your Next Japan Trip
Ancient festivals, pristine nature, world-class sake, and none of the crowds. Japan's northeast is the best-kept secret in travel right now.
Firsthand guides, hidden history, and insider food notes from places most people will never go. Published on Substack as I travel — subscribe to get new pieces as they land.
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A dispatch from the powder runs and onsen towns that make Japan one of the great ski destinations on earth — well beyond the Niseko headlines.
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The story of Chiune Sugihara, the Jewish refugees who passed through Tsuruga, and why this quiet port city on the Sea of Japan deserves a place on every thoughtful traveler's itinerary.
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How Japan took Neapolitan pizza, applied its obsessive craft culture, and created something that rivals — and in some cases surpasses — the original.
Read on Substack →Ancient festivals, pristine nature, world-class sake, and none of the crowds. Japan's northeast is the best-kept secret in travel right now.
70km across six islands and six bridges connecting Hiroshima to Ehime. Everything you need to know to do it right — including where to eat along the way.
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