Luis and Andrea stayed at Japan for some days, and visited Kyoto and Nara. They were lucky to meet a Japanese beautiful girl with traditional cloth for her graduation, and take a picture together.

For their second trip to Japan, Carmencita and Eduardo decided to visit Kumano Road and stayed at Ryokan where they wore yukatas, and experienced hot spring. They loved the tour and delicious Kaiseki dinner.

From Venezuela, three friends of Ivone, Martha and Ursula enjoyed visiting Imperial Palace. Martha touched a belly of the statue of buddha asking for good luck at Kamakura with cherry blossoms.

Tourist group through Asia from Guatemala stayed in Tokyo for some days, and from their arriving at Narita Airport they took a picture. They also took pictures with girls with Yukata clothes in Asakusa.

They also took pictures in front of Imperial Palace with smiles, and from Hakone in front of Mount Fuji they could take spectacular pictures, then everyone was totally content.

Claudia and her two friends, Erikas came to Japan in spring and visited Kyoto. They took pictures with Japanese students in Kiyomizu Temple, and also in Fushimi Inari Shrine.

Julia and her friend Eva from Madrid took a short vacation in May, and visited Japan. They liked to visit Osaka castle and ropeways in Hakone.

Jorge and his mother visited Nikko where Shogun Tokugawa’s mausoleum was located, and without fail in Kyoto they visited Golden Pavilion Kinkakuji.

Oliver, Daniel and Lebis, a venezolano kind family, visited Japan in June. They visited famous Golden Pavilion Kinkakuji, and experienced tea ceremony in which they tried Japanese sweets and green tea even though Lebis was not willing!!

They also visited the statue of Gran Buddha in Nara. When they visited Hiroshima, they prayed for the victims of atomic bomb in Hiroshima, and the tour finished at Miyajima.

Daniel loved Ninja in Iga Ueno, and Lebis tried to drive future car in Toyota museum at Nagoya. When they came back to Tokyo, they met Pepe and Giovanni. They visited famous places in Tokyo, and enjoyed Japanese dinner.

Pepe and Giovanni said good-bye to their companions, and they visited Kyoto and Osaka. They always made a smile in front of the camara with peace sign for taking pictures.

From Barcelona, Javier, Nuria and their grandchild Julia came to Japan. Julia was fanatic of Japanese culture and they took pictures in front of Kaminari Mon and Rainbow Bridge at Odaiba.

In Nara unfortunately it rained, so they had to take transparent umbrella so that they could take pictures with scenery. In Nara Park Nuria bought snacks for deer so she had to walk with many deer looking for their food.

Hector, Patricia, Hector Jr and Luis came to Japan from Mexico for sightseeing. During staying in Tokyo, they visited Akihabara Electric Town And after that they took bullet train for other cities.

Luis came to Japan from Madrid with his sons Blanca and Jorge, who love Japanese culture. They visited Mount Fuji and took a pleasure boat of pirates at Lake Ashi.

Jorge and Blanca enjoyed very much at Maid cafe with costumed Japanese staff wearing cat ear..

Brothers Juan and Luis from Costa Rica travelled around Asia and stayed in Tokyo for some days. To take pictures for their memory of travel, they visited Imperial Palace and Meiji Shrine.

Manuel, Elsa and Horacio stayed in Tokyo just for some days, but enjoyed very much visiting important places, and they loved to eat Sushi.

Mr. Manuel liked very much to eat Japanese soap with chopsticks, and in Hakone he burned his hands holding “black eggs” for longer life boiled by volcano water.

From Germany, native Spanish Enrique and Silvia came to Japan for honeymoon trip. They enjoyed visiting emblematic cities like Kyoto and Nara.

From Monterrey, Mexico a family group with their friends visited Japan for sightseeing. They enjoyed visiting Golden Pavilion and in each temple they experienced traditional rituals.

They did not go back to their country without eating Teppanyaki where the chef served them delicious beefs, vegetables and more..Hmmmm

Mr. Arnulfo and his daughter Laura and Maria came to Japan from Colombia for knowing fantastic things in Japan. Firstly they visited Imperial Palace and after they went to Owakudani volcanic valley in Mount Hakone.

They moved to Osaka and enjoyed staying at Universal Studio Japan. They also visited Osaka Castle and liked to disguise like old samurais for takingpictures.

Juan and Kari came to Japan for their Honeymoon. They visited temples and enjoyed shopping at Shibuya in Tokyo, central of the Japanese youth.

They visited Gran Buddha at Nara, and also Shirakawago village, known as World Heritage Site for their unique Japanese construction called GashoTsukuri.

The Herralum group 2014 by Carlos, Jonathan, Alejandra and Velonica stayed in Japan in Autumn. They enjoyed the color of leaves of maple trees In Kyoto. They also liked to visit Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima Island, andPeace Park at Hiroshima.

En Tokyo pasearon por los jardines del Palacio Imperial y se tomaron su foto del recuerdo frente al Puente Meganebashi.

They also liked very much Japanese style’s dinner after experiencing relaxing hot spring at Ryokan (Japanese traditional hotels) at Hakone.

Professor Isabel always hugged her husband Manual, and they enjoyed scenery of autumn and visiting temples and shrines. They took a picture in front of the statues of Jizo.

Maria Isabel, even though she had a bandaged arm, she did not lose the opportunity of eating black eggs for long life at Volcanic Valley, and delicious street foods in Osaka.

Paola and Eduardo visited many Asian countries, and this time their choice was Japan. They enjoyed visiting Gran Buddha in Nara, and taking pictures In front of floating Torii statue in Miyajima.

In Hakone Manuel and Maria Isabel came together, so they were totally relaxed drinking after experiencing hot spring and enjoyed dinner of Kaiseki…Hmmm

From Canarian Island, Rafael and Victoria with their daughter Paula visited Osaka and Himeji Castles. Himeji Castle is one of the 12 original castles existing now.

In winter they did not lose the opportunity of visiting places of snow, and playing a little with snow here in Echigo Yuzawa.

Mr. Manuel and Jaime also enjoyed winter’s scenery of Japan, and Mr. Manuel seriously experienced tea ceremony trying to follow the instructions by his teacher turning the cap of tea. Why ??

In Hiroshima they mourned victims of atomic bomb at Memorial Peace Park, then they visited the museum. In Kyoto, they went through bamboo’s path.

A number of cruising group from Bolivia arrived at Japan. Their final destination was Japan, and in front of the temple of Gran Buddha in Nara they felt really proud when they raised their tricolour national flag.

The entrance of Heian Shrine was the best point for them to take picture of group with big smile.

One of the most enjoyable things of the group was Japanese foods. In Kyoto they had a very delicious lunch of Kyo-ryori (Kyoto style dish) at beautiful Japanese restaurant with traditional garden.

Even though it rained, snowed and being cold, they always enjoyed visiting best places like Nikko, Hakone, Miyajima. They were always happy and smiling.

They also loved the experience of hot spring Onsen, and delicious farewell dinner with Yukata.