The Tognazzini's spend two weeks in Japan where they would eat poisonous fish, sleep at mountain inns, and travel the length of Japan's main island, leaving a trail of hundred dollar bills like Hansel and Gretel's trail of bread crumbs.

Eric has enlightening experiences in Japan while expounding on the benefits of Open Source and Linux.

Contains many stories and pictures - each of which can be enlarged and sent as a postcard for free. Links to travel sites.

Randy Johnson's guide to rural Japanese travel getaways, with facts on using Japanese inns, transportation, and baths, plus insights on Japanese culture, customs, and religion.

Dominik Rabiej's travelogue of his January 2002 two-week stay in Japan as part of the US Army's Operation Cherry Blossom, a prize given out at the May 2001 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). Includes over 500 photos and 25, 000 w...

Dr. Bates-Jensen and Carrie Sussman, authors of a book on wound care, travel to Kanazawa, Kyoto and Tokyo.

A personal journal covering a 1996 trip to Japan. The well-traveled author took the usual tourist track from Tokyo, to Kyoto/Nara to Hiroshima. Text-only.

English language tanka and haiku sequence from a poetry journey to Japan.

Chronicles a student's six-week homestay and attendance of International Christian University's Summer Courses in Japanese.

Daily journal of a 7000km, 24-day motorcycle trip across Japan in 1999. Includes text and photos covering most regions including Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu and Shikoku.