What You Should Know Before Traveling to Japan While Black

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Japan is one of the amazing holiday destinations that offers many of the unique experiences that cannot be found in other parts of the world.

The island country in East Asia, formally called Nippon Koku which translates as The State of Japan, is located in the Pacific Ocean and is a popular tourist destination for many people.

Japanese temples, modern buildings, the must-see Teamlab Planets Digital Art Museum, an efficient public transportation system, delicious cuisine, and a rich cultural heritage make this country a lust wanderer’s dream.

Lydia Dinga, a YouTuber and content producer residing in the United Kingdom, is the subject of this blog. She takes us on a journey through her first-hand adventures as a black woman visiting Japan for the first time and the experiences of traveling to Japan while black.

Traveling to Japan While Black

Lydia’s two weeks trip in Japan is documented in this two-part series, which includes visits to Kyoto, Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Asakusa temple, and other locations.

Is Tokyo Safe for Black Women?

Watch the video below and decide for yourself.

She was also very kind to participate in an all-encompassing Q & A session, which covered everything from airplane ticket pricing to accommodations to the finest places to dine and visit, as well as the public transportation system and her general experience of traveling to Japan while black.

So, if your question is “Is Tokyo sage for black women?”, Lydia has all the answers. You can also find videos on YouTube about African immigrants in Japan, dating while black in Japan, African Americans in Tokyo, and much more.