Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Sunday 1st November 2009: Another month, another bath! What better way to celebrate the turning of the calendar from October to November than a journey out to visit an onsen that has long captured my imagination and yet in 10 years of visiting Japan I had failed […]
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Standing on the top of Japan
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! As those long winter nights begin to draw in back in the UK, today we hark back to the heady days of this summer when the Inside Japan Tours’ team sweated their way round Japan and, on more than one occasion, up the demanding slopes of Mt. […]
Visit the Koshien
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InsideJapan Tours Group Baseball Game
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! The Koshien is the oldest and most famous baseball stadium in Japan. Once the biggest in Asia, it hosted the legendary Babe Ruth on his tour of Japan in the 1930s. In August, captivating the nation, it stages the fiercely contested annual National High School Baseball Championships. […]
Anyone for Cricket….in Japan
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Cricket under Fuji
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! With the Ashes in full swing and England looking as though they are doing alright against the Australian tourists (please stay fit Freddie), it is really good to see the popularity of this great English sport on the rise. Who would have thought though that in a […]
Japan to host the worlds biggest rugby tournament
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Yesterday the IRB confirmed that Japan is to host the worlds biggest rugby tournament in 2019. This is fantastic news and will be a major step forward for a sport which has sometimes been regarded as elitist, upper class and a wee bit cliquey. When Japan narrowly […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Yesterday the IRB confirmed that Japan is to host the worlds biggest rugby tournament in 2019. This is fantastic news and will be a major step forward for a sport which has sometimes been regarded as elitist, upper class and a wee bit cliquey. When Japan narrowly […]