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Autumn in 🍂 Switzerland, the season of chestnuts. Sounds and smells of autumn weather echoing in the valley.
🏔️ on a sunny autumn morning to pick up chestnuts Autumn in Switzerland is quiet and rich. And the season is symbolized by chestnuts (Chateigne). This morning the valley was clear and sunny, and we went to a hill lined with chestnut trees owned by a friend of mine to do our annual chestnut picking. Amidst the golden leaves dancing in the morning light, chestnut ig... -
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Swiss Golf Attractions and Recommended Courses
Sightseeing and dining are not the only attractions of a trip to Switzerland. Sporting experiences in the natural environment will enrich your adult travel experience. Golf Club Villars 14H mountain view from Golf-Club Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club (Golf-Club Crans-sur-Sierre) Crans Mon... -
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A must-see guide to skiing in Switzerland
Ski resorts in Switzerland Hello 😃 My name is Noriko. I have been working as a ski instructor in Switzerland and Japan for more than 20 years and have experienced many ski resorts through training, work and vacation. The scale and culture of Swiss ski resorts are different from those in Japan, and for first time visitors, it is... -
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What is Kambly, a long-established Swiss cookie maker? Sightseeing and Souvenirs
Kambly, the national pastry brand, is a must-know on your trip to Switzerland. Founded in 1910 in Trub, a small village in the Emmentaler region of Switzerland, Kambly has been making cookies under family management for over 100 years. Kambly's characteristics ... -
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The Taste of Summer in Japan: Seasonal Delicacies You Must Try
Summer in Japan is not only about fireworks and festivals. There are numerous cool and invigorating foods that are perfect for the hot and humid season. From cold noodles to icy treats, the flavors of summer in Japan are sure to soothe the heat and lighten your heart. Here are some typical Japanese summer foods that you should definitely try... -
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3 useful apps essential for traveling in Switzerland
Recommended for first-time travelers and repeaters alike! SBB Mobile - your best friend for public transport If you want to travel around Switzerland by train, bus, streetcar or boat, SBB Mobile, the official Swiss Railways app, is a must. Real-time timetable of trains and buses Purchase tickets directly from the app... -
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Japan Travel: Mobile SIM and Internet Environment Guide for European Travelers
Lush gardens, summer festivals, and beautiful fireworks displays are the main attractions of a summer trip to Japan. However, in order to make your trip comfortable, it is essential to "secure an Internet environment. In this issue, we will provide the latest information on mobile SIM and internet environment in Japan for independent travelers. 1. Japan... -
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No air-conditioning in Switzerland during the summer? Travelers need to know how to stay comfortable.
When people come to Switzerland from Japan, the first thing that surprises them is that there is no air conditioning in hotels and private accommodations. Many people think, "Are you sure? However, in Switzerland, it is common to get through the summer without air-conditioning. In this article, we will introduce the reasons why this is the case, as well as some comfortable ways to spend your time in Switzerland that even travelers can practice... -
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What is the Magic Pass available in Swiss mountain resorts?
We are pleased to introduce the Magic Pass, a magnetic card that can be used at nearly 100 Swiss resorts and, optionally, at about 18 pools and spas! How about hiking or mountain biking in the Swiss mountains this winter? What is Magic Pass? The concept is "1... -
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Hiking at high altitude in Switzerland, be careful on hot days! 〜Comfortable hiking technique
Do you think that summer in Switzerland is "cooler at higher altitudes"? In fact, the higher the altitude, the stronger the sunlight and the temperature can rise dramatically. The heat is especially intense these days, and even at an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters, you can get sweaty. Today, when I was having lunch with a client on the terrace, a rescue helicopter...
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