Japan is rich in culture and teeming with intricate and fascinating traditions, which make for excellent reading. We have picked out our six favourite books about the country to prepare you for your trip. MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA by Arthur Golden A compelling tale exploring life as a geisha in mid-20th century Japan, Memoirs of more »
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Our Guide to Indonesian Food
Indonesia is a startlingly diverse country and its cuisine is no different, we thought we’d put together a guide to our absolute favourites. Gado gado Gado gado literally means ‘mix mix’ in Indonesian and is the perfect name for this delicious salad. Made up of a mixture of different vegetables, boiled egg and potatoes with more »
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Reading Namibia: Top 6 books
The downtime hours on your trip are perfect for relaxing with a book. These are our top six books on Namibia to help you get to know the country better. IN BUSHVELD AND DESERT: A GAME RANGER’S LIFE by Christiaan Bakkes In Bushveld and Desert is an entertaining book of wilderness stories written by famous safari guide more »
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Japan: Watch the rugby unfold
The countdown is well underway for the arrival of the rugby in Japan next year. It is time to look ahead to 2019 when one of the world’s most exciting sporting tournaments will unfold on Japanese shores. The tournament is still almost a year away, but securing match tickets ahead of time and booking accommodation early is vital more »
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Winter in Chile
From the dramatic desert landscapes of the Atacama to the icy peaks of Patagonia, Chile is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in South America. Imagine guest Lee Adamson travelled there with his wife Hilary during Chile’s recent winter. Despite the cold weather, the welcome was warm and the views to die for. more »
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Quirky Japan
The birthplace of manga, anime and karaoke, Japan has a number of quirky cultural exports that are now popular worldwide. Here are a few of the weird and wonderful crazes to hail from Japanese pop culture… 1. Manga and anime Manga are popular comics across Japan and are read by people of all ages, both male more »
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Riverbank House, 1 Putney Bridge Approach, SW6 3JD
