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Far Flung is a project that aims to delve deeper into untouched territories and bring you closer to places where time seems to pass at a much slower rate, and to experience a lifestyle that may be long gone in the bigger cities. Very often, these remote and hard-to-reach places have an abundance of nature, making them ideal destinations for those who wish to escape the city.

Jogashima Island

Tucked away at the tip of the Miura Peninsula, which is between Kamakura and Yokohama, are two of Kanagawa Prefecture’s best kept secrets: Jogashima Island and Misaki Port. Separated by approximately 300 meters of...
ByRaina Ong·

Notsuke Peninsula

Winter in Hokkaido is in a class of its own. The vast snow covered landscape, icy cold temperatures, drift ice and frozen water bodies, these are scenes that are uniquely Hokkaido. In my quest for unique and remote...
ByRaina Ong·

Awajishima Island

Legend has it that back when the Japanese Shinto gods Izanaginomikoto and Izanaminomikoto were in the process of creating Japan, they first created the island now known as Awajishima before creating the rest of Japan....
ByRaina Ong·

Okunoshima Island

In this episode of Far Flung, we head to a more well-known island and considerably fun island in the Seto Inland Sea: Okunoshima Island, more popularly known as Rabbit Island. The small island has a circumference of...
ByRaina Ong·

Hateruma Island

The Yaeyama Islands are a popular holiday destination for city dwellers and even more so during the summer months when school is out. For our second Far Flung trip this summer (the first can be seen here), we visited...
ByRaina Ong·

Yonaguni Island

Summer in Japan is typically hot and muggy, and many locals escape to either the highlands to avoid the heat or head straight for the islands for some tropical fun in the sun. This summer’s edition of Far Flung sees...
ByRaina Ong·

Kushiro

Winter in Japan very often has two camps of people: those who love the cold and winter activities, and those who stay indoors where it is warm and wish for warm weather to arrive sooner...
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Shiretoko Peninsula

The Shiretoko Peninsula can be considered as one of Japan’s last suriving wilderness that has largely remained untouched by humans...
ByRaina Ong·

Nozakijima Island

Carrying on from where I left off on Ojika Island, I made my way to Nozaki Island (Nozakijima) just 30 minutes away by ferry. Despite being closer...
ByRaina Ong·

Ojika Island

One might easily forget that Japan is an island if you live on Honshu, the country’s largest island. You could live so far inland that the trip to the sea...
ByRaina Ong·
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