Japan has always been in my bucket list and we finally went for the first time last October 2019. Our very first trip was to Fukuoka a chill city and the perfect first trip to Japan with a 4year old DiploBaby!
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FUKUOKA
- Cebu Pacific to Fukuoka Traveling with a PWD & a Toddler
- First Night + Grand Hyatt Room luxury stay at an affordable price
- Tonkatsu Shinjuku Saboten quick dinner nearby before crashing on our first night
- Fukuoka Ramen Capital + Ramen Stadium Lunch
- Kid’s Toilet & Diaper Changing Room in Canal City
- Afternoon snack & Coffee at Dipper Dan Crepe est. 1972
- Cool Halloween Costumes at Kego Park
- Helpful Japanese Translation for Tourists
- Quick but Yummy Meal at Tendon Tenya Canal City
- The Fluffiest Pancakes Ever at Gram Cafe & Pancakes
- Walking to Loft Tenjin
- First Time to Try Ichiran Ramen
- Fukuoka Zoo & Botanical Garden
- Yummy Sushi & Fried Fish for Dinner at Sushi Sakura
- Room Service for Breakfast
- Marine World Uminonakamichi
- Ichiran Take 2!
- Saga International Balloon Fiesta + Pancake at Campbell Early
- Amazing Seafood Dinner at Kawataro Nakasu
- The Chillest IKEA Ever in Fukuoka Shigu
- Tendon Tenya Take 2!
- The Biggest MUJI I’ve Ever Been To
- Shopping in Canal City Mall + Fukuoka Haul
TOKYO & SKIING IN KARUIZAWA
Our second trip was to use our Delta Sky Miles on our BPI Credit Card to go to Tokyo. We needed to go by February 2020 because Delta was discontinuing it’s direct flight from Manila to Tokyo. We also wanted to experience snow and go skiing in Karuizawa, a very kid friendly place for people who are trying to ski for the first time.
- Traveling via Delta Air Lines to Tokyo
- Tokyo DAY1 & Hyatt Regency Room Review
- Taking the Train to Karuizawa
- Other posts to follow
KYOTO
In March 2020, we braved going to Kyoto and got back to Manila on 12 March, the day before the lockdown. After which we did not leave our condo for months on end. The experience in Kyoto was unique because the streets and tourist attractions were almost empty because COVID-19 was beginning to look really serious.
- Traveling To Kyoto
- Other posts to follow
