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16 May 2015 Duval Sebastien

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Greetings from Inner Japan!

Sébastien Duval Sébastien Duval founded Inner Japan in 2014. He lives and works in Tokyo, guiding foreigners in Japan during local tours in English or French, translating documents of shops (English, French, Japanese) and promoting local businesses and events for トラベルスタンドジャパン (Travel Stand Japan travel agency in Tokyo near Suidobashi station). He manages the Yes in Japan travel services.
 
Sébastien can recommend you many little-known interesting places for your trip in Japan whether you are a foreign tourist or Japanese... Explore the Inner Japan Website or just ask him for travel tips!
 
Hiking in the forest of Kamakura on 04 May 2014, he read touching prayers on wooden plaques at Kencho-ji Buddhist temple! Votive plaques with a Jizo and tengu at Kencho-ji (Kamakura, Japan) in May 2014.

June news from Inner Japan:

  • Nice Brazilian lunch at Churrascaria Que bom! 04 October 2015
  • Anti-smoking law, smoking spots & fun non-smoking signs in Taito ward 23 August 2015
  • Aquariums, submarine elevator & light at Saizeriya Don Quijote Korakuen 22 August 2015
  • Miyamoto Shoko in Tokyo: recommended by Sébastien Duval 16 July 2015
  • Panda Café in Tokyo: recommended by Sébastien Duval 15 July 2015

Blog articles on Inner Japan:

  • October 2015 (1)
  • August 2015 (2)
  • July 2015 (2)
  • May 2015 (2)
  • March 2015 (1)
  • June 2014 (10)
  • May 2014 (3)
  • April 2014 (5)
  • March 2014 (4)
  • February 2014 (3)
  • January 2014 (1)

Blog sections on Inner Japan:

  • Author's life (4)
  • Discover the Made in Japan (2)
  • Enjoy Japan's nature & 4 seasons (13)
  • Explore international cuisine in Japan (3)
  • Explore the Japanese cuisine (2)
  • Feel goodness & wisdom in Japan (1)
  • Learn about Japan (2)
  • Make Japan a better place (1)
  • Meet Japanese people (2)
  • Unclassified (6)
  • Visit & Experience Japan (2)

Blog topics on Inner Japan:

2014 Animal Delicious DUVAL Sébastien Ecotourism Forest France French food Geography Good surprise Guide Hot spring Japanese food Japanese travel agency Jungle Landscape May Mountain Nature Photo Pork Recommendation Restaurant River Sea Sweets Tourism in Japan Travel agent Travel Stand Japan Tree Vegetation Work なごかふぇ (Nago café) ムーサ (Muusa) 千代田区 (Chiyoda-ku) 名城・嗣巳 (NASHIRO Tsugumi) 和歌山県 (Wakayama-ken) 富士山 (Fuji-san) 山梨県 (Yamanashi-ken) 東京都 (Tokyo-to) 沖縄 (Okinawa) 津川・幸子 (TSUGAWA Sachiko) 福島県 (Fukushima-ken) 西表島 (Iriomote-jima) 静岡県 (Shizuoka-ken)

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  • Miyamoto Shoko in Tokyo: recommended by Sébastien Duval
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