In the third part of my live blog, I continue to report on our exciting stay on the Bōsō Peninsula in Japan! After a short, relaxing stay in Tokyo, which I wrote about in the first entry, we dedicated ourselves to further exploration adventures on the Bōsō Peninsula. During our tours, we experienced some unexpected and delightful moments…

Continuing with the second part of my live blog, we move onto a new article page! As reported in my last entry, after a relaxed start in Tokyo, we are now on the Bōsō Peninsula. After a few days of exploring the area, we encountered one or two pleasant surprises…

The cloud hat at Mount Fuji is a phenomenal event that I was able to document photographically on my last trip there. Although I had wished to experience this event beforehand, it is hard to predict when it will actually occur.

Finally, after almost three years of COVID-19 restrictions, it was possible for me to travel to Japan again this year. Over the past 10 years, I have had the opportunity to explore the country from Tokyo to the southernmost point.

The final leg of my Wild Japan winter trip in Hokkaido. You can read about the experiences and see the photos in the last two parts of my live blog series.

For the next two weeks, I will be sharing updates from my Wild Japan winter trip in Hokkaido. In the first part of my live travel blog, I shared a few smaller but beautiful urban nature experiences.

In the next 5 weeks, I will document sections of my Wild Japan trip in my little live blog. Feel free to join me 😀

The Izu Peninsula captivates visitors with its diverse nature, both underwater and on land. It offers a wide variety of natural formations and a wealth of activities for nature lovers. The peninsula is not only famous for its numerous onsens, Japan’s renowned hot springs, but also for its impressive flora and fauna, ranging from mixed forests to exotic bird species.