Japan is undeniably a collector's paradise. As a matter of fact, there are a plethora of different things to collect here that are catered to every collector's unique taste and preference. Anime fans have their usual toys, mangas, and memorabilia. Pokemon fans have numerous Pokemon Centers that sell an assortment of Pokemon merchandise. Kitkat collectors have more than 300 flavors of Kitkat to try out. Pilgrims have the temple stamps called goshuin which I wrote about last time. These are but some of the numerous possible things to collect in Japan . A Guide to Collecting Eki Stamps However, since I'm promoting budget travel, my article today talks about something that you can collect for FREE . Yup, you read that right. All you need to have is a clean notebook or tickler and an ever-watchful eye. A Guide to Collecting Eki Stamps Eki stamps , also called train station stamps, are rubber ink stamps that are typically found in most train stations in Japan. These stamps f
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ReplyDeleteThank you Shivam. =)
DeleteEven i am having fun while seeing your pictures. You really know how to enjoy life!
ReplyDelete=) Thank you so much Usama.
Deletewow, it looks like you are having lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteWe really did. =)
DeleteWhat an adventure! I've always wanted to go to Disneyland. Seems like Disneyland in Japan is awesome. But I wouldn't know the difference fr other Disneyland because I haven't been to any. Enjoy your next adventure!
ReplyDeleteHi Cathclt, you should start visiting any nearby Disneylands. =) You'd surely love it.
DeleteIt was fun reading this and the pictures are lovely, great memories for you, blessings
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Biba, blessings to you too. =)
DeleteThis looks like such a fun trip! Your kids must have had a blast!
ReplyDeleteYah Ella really did have had a great time here. I wish to bring her back now that she's older. =)
DeleteI would like to visit Fiji one day and Japan in general. Amazing article! :)
ReplyDeleteFuji is always a goal for me. Hope to climb it someday.
DeleteLove all of your photos! Fun
ReplyDeleteThanks Amanda Sharp.
DeleteI am planning on going to Japan next year, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow! Please do share your adventures too. =)
DeleteThis is lovely, thank you for sharing your experience. Ive been planning to go to japan, especially Mt. Fuji. I even learned Nihongo but time didn't let me just yet. Hopefully soon.
ReplyDeletePraying that that day comes soon. =) I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy it a lot.
DeleteA very informative post. I am pinning this for later.
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DeleteJapan is my dream destination to visit in the future, luckily my husband has the same interest so it is somewhere we will explore together. Funnily enough I studied Japanese for a year when I was at University, I loved it and it just heightened my interest even further in the Japanese culture. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
ReplyDeleteHello Nichola. Same here. I'm just so happy that I got to use my basic knowledge in Nihongo during my trip.
DeleteWhat a cool travel itinerary - i will have to bookmark this.
ReplyDeleteThank you Poorna.
DeleteGreat pics and wonderful experience.
ReplyDeleteThanks Hema!
DeleteLookz that you had a great time there. Thanks for sharing your experience :)
ReplyDeleteWe surely did Ummu. =) Thank you so much!
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