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5 Ways to Enrich Your Experience of Living in Tokyo

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

From the famous Shibuya to the Kichijoji neighborhood, Tokyo seems an ideal place to live in Japan. It has one of the best public transportation systems in the country, if not in the world. In addition, although the living cost in Tokyo might be one of the highest across the globe, they pay you decently if you get a chance to work there.

In this post, I want to share some ways to enrich your life around Tokyo… Plus, I also want to elaborate on how to maintain your quality of living in the capital city even though it’s one of the busiest capital in the world.

So, how can we enrich our experience of living in Tokyo?

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what you could get in tokyo for $10

What You Could Get in Tokyo for $10 – 8 Budget-Friendly Ways to Explore the Capital City of Japan

Posted on by Marya Sutimi

After covering Nagoya just a few weeks ago, today we’re going back to Japan and heading to the capital city to talk about how we can splurge on $10 in Tokyo! 

A few years ago, I already covered Tokyo on the same feature with a different perspective. So if you’re looking for another way to travel around Tokyo on the budget, stay on this page and read through it since Christian from Avid Travelers will talk about more ways to spend in the capital city without breaking your wallet! 

So, what could you get in Tokyo for $10? 

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What You Could Get in Nagoya for $10 – Budget-Friendly Things to Do in the 4th Largest City in Japan

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Whenever we talk about the best places in Asia to visit, Japan usually comes up as one of the countries on the list. After talking about how you could spend $10 in Tokyo a few years ago, this time we’re going back to Japan and talk about how you could travel on the budget in Nagoya!

Thanks to Louis of Outdoor Explorer, we will find out how to spend a day on the budget in the 4th largest city in Japan.

So, what could you get in Nagoya for $10?

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New Year’s Bucket List: Places to Visit in the Second Half of 2020

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Hi everyone!

In case you’ve missed the first part of the series with some recommended places to visit in the first half of 2020, you should probably read it first before moving on to this one… But, if you’re actually looking for some holiday inspiration for the second half of the year starting in July, you’re on the right track!

I mean, of course… July and August seem to be the peak holiday seasons in some places. And maybe you’re a parent who needs to travel with kids during the school holiday. Or maybe you just love summer that you simply don’t want to miss the season to enjoy the heat and the sun.

Are you curious on which places that have been recommended by other fellow travel bloggers in the second half of 2020? Carry on!

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New Year’s Bucket List: Places to Visit in the First Half of 2020

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Happy New Year, everyone!

As you might probably notice already, it’s my first post this year… And this time, I don’t wanna lose the momentum as I’ve collaborated with some fellow bloggers to serve you a list of places recommendations to visit this year.

Starting in this post, I’ll share with you the recommended places to visit in the first half of 2020. So, if you’re planning for a trip some time around January and June this year… It’s not too late for you to decide where you’re gonna go for your next trip.

So, what do we have here? Please check this out!

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