TRAVELER
Issue 33
Spring 2010
Onsen
Episode 1: Maguse Onsen – The Travelers Fr...
If you are a stranger in this strange land, the Naked Stranger is just like you. He is not from around here. He comes from a ...
Hiking
Daiyuzan Trail: ‘The Other Side’
Hakone is a popular destination for tourists who come for the many hot springs, fancy restaurants and historic ryokan (inns)....
Japan Angler
Going Slow in Shonan
My buddy Gary calls me late at night saying there is some action I should take at first light. I tell him I’ll come around be...
Photography
Haikyo: Sports World
It is night by the time you arrive. You can barely make out the trampled barbed wire fence as you ease under it. Your backpack ca...
Travel
Impossible is Nothing
The first time I walked on a pair of bamboo stilts with a 20-kg. pack on my back was the day I stood on Japan’s most northerly pr...
Skiing
The Snow Chasers
After spending four years riding more mountains in North America than most skiers get in a lifetime, I was ready for a new advent...
Bali
Wax On, Drop In, Chill Out!
Alex Springenschmidt first came to Bali in 1998 and, like many before him, he fell in love with the waves, smiling faces and the ...
Trail Recipes
Chinese-style Tomato and Egg Soup
Ingredients Tomato EggChicken stock (granulated) or consomméSaltPepper Staying with the same theme as last issue, we’re...
People
Remembering Jake Burton
This article was originally published in Spring 2010. Outdoor Japan contributor Neil Hartmann sits down with Jake Burton in Ni...
The Local Brew
Yoho Brewing
Yoho Brewing is one of the few Japanese craft breweries without a brewpub or restaurant. Yet the well-known Yona Yona Ale the...
High Tide
Lasting Impressions
The day I decided to go, I exited the station and walked down the road alongside the tracks. Just past a yakitori-ya was a tonkat...
Eco Corner
Eco Corner: Choices for Sustainable Lifestyles
Our picks for our favorite eco-friendly activities and attractions. ECO JET SKISEco Watercraft The noise and polluting...