Kumano Kodo Day One
January 1, 2017
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It was my fault that we were drenched when we arrived at the start of the Kumano Kodo. Grey sheets of rain were pounding down
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It was my fault that we were drenched when we arrived at the start of the Kumano Kodo. Grey sheets of rain were pounding down
When making reservations for our first two nights in Japan, I found something rather odd. We wanted to stay in a temple in the mountain
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Trying to book a holiday in Japan when you don’t speak the language can be frustrating, or a breeze (like working with Kumano Travel for
Every time we do a posting about Bhutan, I sense our guide Namgyel thinking to himself, “After all those dzongs, temples, monasteries and chortens I
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