Travel

The holidays are a great time to get away somewhere quiet.

It may be hard to “go green,” especially when traveling. However, imagine how much cleaner your favorite major city maybe if there wasn’t pollution everywhere? Whether you’re a consciously Earth-friendly person or would like to start becoming greener, consider these factors that next time you head on one of your journeys.
 

My packing list tends to vary by location and season. If there’s a beach or pool, I pack my bikini. If there are mountains and snow, I bring my gloves and a big coat. But there are a few things I never leave home without. My passport, medicines (headache and cold stuff) and sneakers go without saying, so I’m skipping those.

There is a privately owned wisteria garden called Kawachi-Fujien (Kawachi Wisteria Garden) in northern Kyushu that has become one of the most famous places to enjoy wisteria in Japan.

A part of the Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountains, and designated as part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mount Yoshino is famous for its thousands of sakura or cherry trees.

The “Tokyo Disney Resort 35th Anniversary Special Parade” is coming to Nago City on March 24.