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Deep Japan First official guidebook : “Mt. FUJI Travel Guide”

Ruth Marie Jarman — Tue, 24 Jun 2014 05:52:19 +0000

Iconic Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan and was designated by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site in June 2013. Mount Fuji and the Fuji Five Lakes (Fujigoko) are among the most popular destinations for international travelers in Japan. In commemoration of the first anniversary, Deep Japan publishes first official electronic guidebook, “Mt. FUJI Travel Guide“.

This guidebook is illustrated with beautiful photos and covers a wide range of topics: local foods, festivals, onsen (hot spring), popular sights, superb view points, shrines, hotels and transportation. This guide will help you plan a day trip from Tokyo or Kyoto or a longer visit exploring the area. The first edition of the comprehensive “Mt. Fuji Travel Guide” was compiled by the editorial team of the Deep Japan travel website in cooperation with the tourism divisions of local governments and organizations. Such an sight-seeing promotion endeavor has no previous example or precedent or parallel. By editing some existing contents and focusing on electronic book distribution, it was made possible to offer them at reasonable price. (US$2.99)

Contents:
Mt. Fuji, Introduction
Finally, a World Cultural Heritage Site
The Fuji Five Lakes Region (Fujigoko)
Approaches To Mt. Fuji Area
Scenes of Mount Fuji
Sightseeing
Mt. Fuji Climbing
Eating
Events
Accommodation

DeepJapan is currently presenting an advisor or “Senpai” network of more than 400 long term international residents of Japan on the website “deepjapan.org”. DeepJapan works to provide inside tips and hints, from the local “Senpai”, on how to better enjoy a visit to the Land of the Rising Sun. Approaching 2000 articles on everything regarding travel in Japan. DeepJapan gives insight on the “how to” “why” “what do do” and “where to go” for the interested international guest!

Amazon.co.jp (Japan)
http://www.amazon.co.jp/Mt-FUJI-Travel-Guide-DeepJapan-ebook/dp/B00L6S0LUY

Amazon.com (U.S.A)
http://www.amazon.com/Mount-FUJI-Travel-Guide-Japanese-ebook/dp/B00L6S0LUY

Google Play Books
https://play.google.com/store/books/details/DeepJapan_Mt_FUJI_Travel_Guide?id=Yk_eAwAAQBAJ&hl

* Will be available at Apple iBookStore soon.

Deep Japan website: http://www.deepjapan.org/

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Deep Japan – Visiting Japan in Summer

Ruth Marie Jarman — Tue, 13 May 2014 08:44:02 +0000

There are many wonderful things about visiting Japan throughout all the seasons. However, if you happen to be someone who likes warm weather, festivals and fireworks, you will not be disappointed by visiting Japan in summer! Summer in Japan lasts from about June to mid-September. Summers are hot and humid, with temperatures ranging from approximately 70° to 90° Fahrenheit (21° – 32° Celsius).

Andreas Zuleta of Deep Japan has written a helpful article explaining the attractions and activities of Japan in the summer. You will find a number of other insightful articles about Japan in the summer on the Deep Japan website including The Season of Fireworks, and Yatil – Festival Food Stalls.

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Deep Japan – Staying Connected While Travelling Japan

Ruth Marie Jarman — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 07:50:34 +0000

While free WiFi access can be difficult to find when travelling in Japan, an easy solution is to rent a pocket WiFi device throughout your stay. Haruzou from Deep Japan writes about a service called PuPuRu International, which will deliver you a pocket WiFi device to the airport or your hotel. The rental for this device is very cost effective with the added bonus of an English support line. You need to ensure you order the device three days before you need it and then when you are finished with it, simply place it in an envelope provided and drop it in a post box. So for around ¥400 a day, you can have access to the internet whenever and wherever you like while travelling in Japan.

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