'Power Spots' in Japan rejuvenate locals, foreigners alike
In Japan, folks depend on “Power Spots” that are believed to cleanse, refresh and rejuvenate one’s mind and soul. Simply, they give you an edge.
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In Japan, folks depend on “Power Spots” that are believed to cleanse, refresh and rejuvenate one’s mind and soul. Simply, they give you an edge.
When my family and I have visited Okuma Beach, we've made the drive up to Cape Hedo, which is the northernmost point on Okinawa.
In Japan, folks depend on “Power Spots” that are believed to cleanse, refresh and rejuvenate one’s mind and soul. Simply, they give you an edge.
Driving along the west coast on Okinawa for a couple of hours, I found myself in the parking lot adjacent to “Head Line,” a tourist information office.
Driving around northern Okinawa, I saw several yellow warning signs in English, “Drive slowly! Watch for Okinawa rails!”