Randiah Camille Green
Randiah Camille Green is a writer from Detroit, MI, USA, and enthusiast for offbeat travel and spooky things. She loves heavy metal and Tales from the Darkside.
Articles
Persevering through COVID-19: What we Can Learn from Japan’s Cherry Blossoms
Like the temporary nature of the cherry blossom season, this too shall pass.
Exploring Koyasan, Japan’s Most Holy Town
Don’t call it Mount Koya. This sacred complex in Wakayama Prefecture is much more than just a mountain.
Sitting Down with Sierra Todd, the Founder of Black Lives Matter Tokyo
Harajuku fashionista, art student, Black Lives Matter Tokyo founder, and all-around badass.
Japan’s Attempt to Ease Strict Entry Bans for Foreign Residents Too Little, Too Late
Foreign residents of Japan have been left stranded overseas for months as the country closed its borders over COVID-19.
Photos from Black Lives Matter March in Osaka with Over 1,000 Protesters
The global movement has reached Japan.
Japan’s Indigenous Ainu Culture Deserves Recognition
The sacred land of the Kamikawa Ainu in Hokkaido offers a peek into the way of life of Japan’s original people.
A Day at Nagano’s Ryuoo Ski Park
Winter in Japan’s chilly central prefecture means skiing, Hokusai, and most importantly, snow monkeys.
A Comprehensive List of Closed Tourist Attractions in Japan Due to the Coronavirus
Many attractions have re-opened, while it's still undetermined when the Studio Ghibli Museum will reopen.
Hiking to Nageiredo, Japan’s Most Dangerous National Treasure
Harness your inner strength and climb outside your comfort zone on Tottori Prefecture’s Mount Mitoku
How to Experience Yamagata City Like a Local
Tokyo is overrated. Head up to lesser-known Yamagata Prefecture where a more authentic Japan is ripe for discovery.
Voyaging Towards Introspection with the Yamabushi Mountain Monks
A symbolic death and rebirth in the mountains of Yamagata, but not without indulging in the local nightlife
