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Are you connected to the tourism/travel/hospitality industries or travel media in any way? If so, please specify how (kindly include any relevant company names/Web sites!).: Travel Media: I am the Asia Correspondent for Destinations by Jax Fax, the Arts & Cultural Patrol for BoomerTravelPatrol.com, and a Contributing Writer to TravelSquire.com. I also work on a number of different travel PR projects.

On which destinations & travel topics can you advise members especially well?: Asia: Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea, Cultural Mexico, India

What destinations are you most interested in learning about?: Any place in Asia

Other travel / language expertise?: I speak some Spanish. I know many words in Japanese but cannot make sentences.

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Experience Nature & Samurai Culture, Early Autumn in Nikko and Aizu, Japan

Travel from Asakusa,Tokyo to Nikko (113 miles) and Aizu (55 miles further) to Combine an Early Experience of Fall at Japan's Highest Altitude Lake with an Introduction to Samurai Culture in a Castle town.

Lake Chuzenji in Nikko (l) and Samurai house in Aizu…

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Posted on June 17, 2019 at 12:45pm

Yokohama Is Positioning Itself as Japan's Premier Seaport Destination

Minato Mirai with Red Brick Warehouses

190 cruise ships to dock in Yokohama in 2019
New Shinko Pier with its five-star Yokohama Grand-operated hotel to open November 2019
Bay Bridge Skywalk to…

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Posted on June 11, 2019 at 5:58am

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu Offers Authentic Japanese Cultural Experiences

Lobby of the Capitol Tokyu Hotel

Guests can enjoy Dining with a Geisha at one of Tokyo's most historic Ryotei Restaurants or Attending an Authentic Shinto Ceremony at Hie Shrine, adjacent to the Hotel

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Posted on May 28, 2019 at 8:23am

Experience Japan's Historic Edo Period (1603-1868) Today in Tokyo and Tochigi Prefectures

Historic Warehouse Buildings (Misegura)

Edo Cultural history is alive in Architecture, Crafts, Festivals, and Cuisine

Edo is the old name for Tokyo and the Edo period was a thriving time in the "Kanto" region of Eastern Japan.…

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Posted on May 26, 2019 at 7:52am

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At 2:58pm on December 14, 2011, Ann Walker said…: Hi Marian, I will email your husband - but his best bet is to stop in at our Visitor Information Center at the Yuma Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park, open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. seven days a week. The gals there can give him all kinds of great info about what there is to see and do in Yuma. Also, lots of great information on our website at www.visityuma.com - he can sign up for a weekly email that rounds up info on all kinds of events going on around the area. Thanks for your comment!

At 2:10am on August 9, 2010, Chetan Bhattarai said…: Hi, Marian,

I work for GICPL. It's based in New Delhi and publishes a B2B magazine, and a B2B (monthly) tabloid. The magazine is Today's Traveller and the tabloid is TT Newswire. Both the products deal with tourism and hospitality sector and also have aviation, GDS and travel related news and features.

At 3:32pm on July 29, 2010, Terry Gardner said…: You know what - I've been clicking on "see the full comment" and not clicking on reply - so maybe that's the issue. Sorry for complaining, Tripitini.

At 2:28pm on July 29, 2010, Terry Gardner said…: Welcome, Marian. I hope you find Tripitini more useful than I have. I find it very frustrating that I get emails saying "to see this conversation" which I click on and land on the Media landing page. I then have to search by name for whomever commented to find the conversation. I'm not a programmer but it's easier to land on conversations in other sites and I hope Tripitini will improve this soon. I participate very little b/c I don't have time to click, search, click to participate. I like one-click conversing. Maybe that's just me. Anyway was happy to see you've joined.

Terry

At 1:13pm on July 29, 2010, Tripatini said…: Marian, welcome to Tripatini, the online travel community the New York Post called “Facebook for travelers.” On Tripatini, you can mingle with travelers and top travel experts alike, so everybody learns how to travel better and smarter. A few tips to get you rolling:

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