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Niagara Falls Through Cuban Eyes
Read more: Niagara Falls Through Cuban EyesExploring Niagara Falls reveals more than rushing water—echoes of Cuban roots, lost poetry, and family history surface in surprising ways.
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Exploring Nairn
Read more: Exploring NairnA solo day trip from Inverness to Nairn, a Victorian seaside town in northern Scotland, including tips on getting there, a walk to Culbin Forest, and reflections on local dog folklore.
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Whispers by the River Ness
Read more: Whispers by the River NessExplore the haunting beauty of Inverness’s River Ness islands: silent crows, glowing moss, and echoes of laughter from nowhere.
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Japan on a Budget
Read more: Japan on a BudgetExplore budget-friendly travel in Japan with my $2,000 18-day itinerary breakdown. From flights and accommodation choices to transportation strategies and activity costs like climbing Mt. Fuji, I reveal it all. Get ready to plan your Japan adventure without overspending!
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New Year, New Jane
Read more: New Year, New JaneIn 2023, spontaneous adventures filled my year—Spain, Japan, Florida, and even upstate New York. As 2024 unfolds, Dear Jane Travel dreams big: a blog glow up, affiliate partnerships, and the joy of blogging.
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Miyajima Island
Read more: Miyajima IslandJoin the adventure as Caleb and I trade city lights for the serene beauty of Miyajima Island. Discover the art of budget luxury at Jukesio Ryokan, indulge in culinary wonders despite allergies, and explore the hidden gems beyond the iconic torii gate. From a charming coin purse quest to a sacred mountain, our overnight escapade…
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Spontaneous Trip to Beppu
Read more: Spontaneous Trip to BeppuDespite a last-minute change of plans, my solo adventure led me to Beppu, the hot spring capital of Japan. From the scenic Sonic train ride to the mystical Hells of Beppu, and the unique experience of a sand bath at Takegawara Onsen, each moment was filled with cultural delights. Discover the charm of demon-themed Beppu,…
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Hiroshima: Part Two
Read more: Hiroshima: Part TwoTraveling to Hiroshima to explore it’s history through the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, and personal reflection into family history.
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Visiting Hiroshima: Part One
Read more: Visiting Hiroshima: Part OneHiroshima has some historical significance, and for me, there’s a familial connection, but I’ll leave the heavier stuff for the next time I write to you. Dear Jane, My friend, formerly known as Spanish Caleb, now Japanese Caleb, met me in Hiroshima for our weekend trip through the western Kansai region. Before I move forward…
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Kyoto: What I Did Instead
Read more: Kyoto: What I Did InsteadLots of suggestions about sights to see. Lots of doing my own thing. Dear Jane, A lot of suggestions were given to me about what I should see in Kyoto. There are so many famous sites, and I ignored most of the suggestions. Sorry, not sorry. I’m just not feeling the FOMO on large crowds.…