What are your future travel plans?
Since I declared to travel somewhere else on New Year’s day, I’ve visited somewhere once every month! To continue this habit, to broaden my horizon of view and to get my blog’s topic, I’ve already decided travel plan!
Here is my decision to visit places.
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1. Singapore
I really wanna visit Singapore so next October or November, I’m gonna visit Singapore with my bestie.
First of all, I wanna stay Marina Bay Sands and experience ruxury pool and have foods. Especially, in order to swim, I have to stay that hotel.
Not only staying the hotel, but also I wanna have exotic foods and walk around. On an Instagram, many visitors post Singapore and I feel that the country is enormous themepark. Just walking around an airport and city center, people are attracted.
From the point of access, it takes about 6 hours from Tokyo and it’s easy to visit Singapore!
2. Yamaguchi
Do you know Yamaguchi prefecture in Japan is selected the place where people should visit in 2024 on New York Times?
Yamaguchi is known as a west of Kyoto. I wanna visit historical sightseeing spots during autumn season. Then, I’m gonna take beautiful seasonal pictures.
You know, Japan is selected by many inbound visitors so, Kyoto has an over tourism issue. To avoid congestion and find out the beauty of Japan, I’ll visit Yamaguchi.
3. Hiroshima
Actually, I’ve never been to Hiroshima. However, I studied political science during undergraduate, and learned Japanese history, I feel that I have to visit the Dome of Atomic Bomb.
To remind the fault of Japan in the past and think about the peace of all over the world, why don’t I visit there!?
4. Extras
Also, if I have a time and money, I wanna visit following places!
โขKorea: 2nd time. To take a dance lesson and buy clothes for winter.
โขVietnam: To visit world heritage sites and have Vietnamese foods.
โขOkinawa: To see great ocean view
โขNagano: To see great nature view.
5. Conclusion
To sum up, I have too many places to go. I donโt have enough time so, I have to pick up placesโฆ
How about you? Where do you wanna go?
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