Sophia Wasylinko
Sophia Wasylinko’s interest in Japanese culture ignited during her gap year when she began watching anime. She volunteered with Japanese exchange students while studying at Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo. In the summer before her final year, Sophia embarked on a solo trip to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Her favorite moments included visiting museums and eating local foods. She hopes to return someday, spending more time in Kyoto. Sophia currently works at her local library, reads multiple books at once, and researches new anime to watch.
Articles by Sophia Wasylinko
Kurokawa Onsen: Kumamoto’s Lovely Hot Spring Town
With beautiful scenery, refreshing baths, and Kumamoto’s local culture, visitors of all ages will enjoy Kurokawa Onsen.
Tama Region: Five Interesting Places to Visit!
The Tama Region is a beautiful mixture of nature and history located within western Tokyo. Enjoy your stay in Tama!
Waterfalls in Tokyo: Five Enchanting Ones to See!
If you love nature and want to stay in the city to appreciate it, please check out these five waterfalls in and around Tokyo.
Five Beautiful Japanese Paintings to Appreciate!
Japanese paintings are an essential part of art history. They showcase aspects such as historical events, nature, and mythology and are a window into past eras with their styles and sensibilities.
Japanese Holidays: Five Unique Ones You Should Know About!
There are many fascinating Japanese holidays, from large cultural celebrations to more intimate family gatherings. Here are five unique Japanese celebrations you should know about!
Oita and More: Five Beautiful Places to See Yozakura
Ōita is undoubtedly a popular spot for yozakura (nighttime cherry blossom viewing) some well-known and others local secrets.
