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Travel Around Japan

Hi! My name is Tokyo Becky and I lived in Japan full time for 13 years. I have permanent residency in Japan and return every year to visit new places. I would love to take you around Japan in this post and introduce you to many different beautiful spots around Japan. Take a look through my blog and discover off-the-beaten places in Japan that will surprise and delight you!

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Hi! I’m Becky, and I am originally from Cincinnati, Ohio. I moved to Tokyo at the age of 22 years and lived there for 13 years before starting a full-time life of travel. I’m now a permanent resident of Japan and published a book on Shimokitazawa, my favorite Tokyo neighborhood, in 2020. I continue to return to Japan every year and explore new places! 

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Hi, I’m Becky, originally from Cincinnati, Ohio. At 22, I moved to Tokyo and spent 13 years there before becoming a digital nomad. I’m now a permanent resident of Japan and wrote a 2020 book about Shimokitazawa, my favorite Tokyo neighborhood, which I still revisit regularly while discovering new destinations. Japan will always have my heart. Maybe the same will happen to you after you visit!

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