TRAVELER

Issue 28

Exploring Wakasa Bay

When you reach the tiny village of Tsunekami, at the tip of the peninsula of the same name, you literally come to the end of the ...

The X Factor

Japan is an archipelago of more than 3,000 islands with a serious rainy season and a raging typhoon season. So, if you like to pl...

The Midnight Express

I enjoy books just as much as people who can hear, and I’m always throwing myself into the adventures found in their pages. One o...

I Love Canoe

White water and hot water often mind when people think of Minakami. From spring to fall a steady flow of helmet-wearing, paddle-w...

Moku Moku Beer

The inception of beer was a result of the advent of agriculture, the organized human activity that puts food on our collective ta...

Kayak Fishing 101

Ask any serious anglers, and they will tell you they have an unconscious habit of immediately sizing up any body of water they co...

Unnatural Nature

The Tokyo capital buildings lie in the background as the snowboarders take flight. What an amazing concept. This was made possibl...

Spring Forward

Health and beauty have been topics of conversation since people were wandering through the proverbial Garden of Eden. Women’s...

White Water and Hot Water Do Mix

Volcanic islands, mountainous terrain and earth-shifting quakes are all part of Japan’s volatile natural landscape. Short, swift,...