Jukrah

general profile
nickname	Jukrah
residing	Stuttgart, Germany
member since	9 February 2013
birth year	1990
sex	Female
nationality	Germany
ethnicity	White/Caucasian
languages	English, German, Japanese
job	Student University, Student Oversea
interests	Baseball, Books, Cooking, Dancing, Dining out, Drinking, Fashion, History, Karaoke, Hiking, Movies, Music, Nature, Photographs, Poetry, Politics, Pop Culture, Shopping, Society, Swimming, Television, Travel, Walking, Writing

japan travel profile

how often

three times

how long

more than two months

travel budget

very low (under 5,000 yen per day and person)

travel pace

medium

travel style

both individual and guided

travel interests

Shrines and Temples, Castles, Historic Towns, Modern Cities, Popular Culture, Shopping, Night Life, Outdoor, Beaches, Festivals, Food

accommodation used

Business Hotel

Hostel

transportation used

Train

City Bus

Highway Bus

Taxi

Car

Shinkansen

Overnight Bus

Domestic Flight

Ferry

tickets used

Seishun 18 Kippu

destinations visited

Fukuoka

Kamakura

Kurashiki

Kyoto

Matsue

Miyajima

Tokyo

Daisen

Dazaifu

Hakone

Hiroshima

Iwami Ginzan

Nagasaki

Nara

Okayama

Osaka

Otaru

Rishiri and Rebun

Sapporo

Shiretoko

Tottori

Furano

Himeji

Nikko

Asahikawa

Kawagoe

Kobe

sightseeing spots visited

Gion Yamakasa (Fukuoka)

Yatai (Food Stalls) (Fukuoka)

Peace Park (Hiroshima)

Hasedera Temple (Kamakura)

Earthquake Museum (Kobe)

Canal Area (Kurashiki)

Arashiyama (Kyoto)

Fushimi Inari Shrine (Kyoto)

Ginkakuji (Kyoto)

Higashiyama (Kyoto)

Hozugawa Cruise (Kyoto)

Kinkakuji (Kyoto)

Kiyomizudera (Kyoto)

Nijo Castle (Kyoto)

Nishiki Market (Kyoto)

Yasaka Shrine (Kyoto)

Matsue Castle (Matsue)

Samurai District (Matsue)

Itsukushima Shrine (Miyajima)

Glover Garden (Nagasaki)

Todaiji Temple (Nara)

Odori Park (Sapporo)

Asakusa (Tokyo)

Tokyo Skytree (Tokyo)

Tokyo Tower (Tokyo)

Tsukiji Outer Market (Tokyo)

Sand Dunes (Tottori)

Tenmangu Shrine (Dazaifu)

Himeji Castle (Himeji)

Hiroshima Downtown (Hiroshima)

Omori Town (Iwami Ginzan)

Kobe Harborland (Kobe)

Heian Shrine (Kyoto)

Honganji Temples (Kyoto)

Philosopher's Path (Kyoto)

Sanjusangendo (Kyoto)

Hearn Residence (Matsue)

Mount Misen (Miyajima)

Mount Inasa (Nagasaki)

Nagasaki Peace Park (Nagasaki)

Korakuen Garden (Okayama)

Okayama Castle (Okayama)

Osaka Castle (Osaka)

Universal Studios (Osaka)

Canal Area (Otaru)

Rishiri Island (Rishiri and Rebun)

Historic Village (Sapporo)

Susukino (Sapporo)

Kamuiwakka River (Shiretoko)

Government Building (Tokyo)

Hama Rikyu (Tokyo)

Harajuku (Tokyo)

Imperial Palace (Tokyo)

Meiji Shrine (Tokyo)

Sensoji Temple (Tokyo)

Shibuya (Tokyo)

Shiodome (Tokyo)

Asahiyama Zoo (Asahikawa)

Canal City (Fukuoka)

Biei (Furano)

Lake Ashinoko (Hakone)

Owakudani (Hakone)

Hiroshima Castle (Hiroshima)

Beaches (Kamakura)

Great Buddha (Kamakura)

Hachimangu Shrine (Kamakura)

Zeniarai Benten (Kamakura)

Kitano (Kobe)

Gion (Kyoto)

Kyoto Station (Kyoto)

Dejima (Nagasaki)

Dutch Slope (Nagasaki)

Sofukuji Temple (Nagasaki)

Nara Park (Nara)

Futarasan Shrine (Nikko)

Taiyuin (Nikko)

Toshogu Shrine (Nikko)

Minami (Namba) (Osaka)

Osaka Station City (Osaka)

Sakaimachi Street (Otaru)

Clock Tower (Sapporo)

Nijo Market (Sapporo)

Shiroi Koibito Park (Sapporo)

Five Lakes (Shiretoko)

Ginza (Tokyo)

Ikebukuro (Tokyo)

Imperial East Gardens (Tokyo)

Odaiba (Tokyo)

Roppongi (Tokyo)

Roppongi Hills (Tokyo)

Shinjuku (Tokyo)

Tokyo Dome City (Tokyo)

Tokyo Water Bus (Tokyo)

Ueno Park (Tokyo)

Yoyogi Park (Tokyo)

Shofukuji Temple (Fukuoka)

Silver Mine (Iwami Ginzan)

Ivy Square (Kurashiki)

Chinatown (Nagasaki)

Meganebashi Bridge (Nagasaki)

Kofukuji Temple (Nara)

Sapporo Station (Sapporo)

Oshinkoshin Falls (Shiretoko)

Utoro (Shiretoko)

Akihabara (Tokyo)

Kappabashi Street (Tokyo)

Cheese Factory (Furano)

Sake Breweries (Kobe)

Candy Alley (Kawagoe)

Ameyoko (Tokyo)

Tokyo Solamachi (Tokyo)

Yasukuni Shrine (Tokyo)

japan living profile
living duration	1-5 years