Author name: Yam

Traveler / Chief Editor of Kosupa Travel. Based in Tokyo, works as a drone pilot as well.

Cuisine, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Experience Traditional Saudi Cuisine in Riyadh – A Traveler-Friendly Feast at Najd Village

Najd Village, a popular restaurant in Riyadh If you have the opportunity to visit Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, be sure to try the local traditional cuisine. Among the many options, “Najd Village” is particularly recommended. This restaurant offers authentic Saudi dishes while maintaining an atmosphere that’s relatively accessible for foreign travelers. In this […]

Medina, Saudi Arabia

How Far Can Non-Muslims Go in Medina? Complete Guide of the Borderlines of Islam’s Second Holiest City

Medina, Saudi Arabia, is known as a holy site in Islam. The area centered around the Prophet Muhammad’s Mosque is a sacred zone with special meaning for Muslims, and non-Muslims are prohibited from entering. However, there has been no accurate documentation showing exactly where non-Muslims are allowed to approach. According to online information, many sources

Thornbury, United Kingdom

[Afternoon Tea Edition] Indulge in a Noble Castle Afternoon Tea – Affordable Yet Luxurious UK Castle Stay (Part 5)

This is the 5th installment in our Thornbury Castle series! In my previous article, I introduced the English breakfast and morning atmosphere at Thornbury Castle. This time, I’ll report on the unforgettable afternoon tea experience at this castle. To share my personal impression upfront, this was the best afternoon tea I’ve experienced in England so

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Why Isn’t Japanese Called Japanian? Exploring the Mystery Behind Country Names and Demonyms Around the World

When traveling the world, have you ever wondered, “What do we call people or languages from this country in English?” For example, people (or language) from Japan are “Japanese,” from Korea are “Korean,” from France are “French”… Did you know that these adjectives describing people or things from a country are actually called “demonyms”? This

Sidi Bou Said, Tunis, Tunisia

Tasting Tunisia’s Favorite Fruit: How to Find and Enjoy Cactus Fruit (Prickly Pear) – Tips on Handling Thorns and Troubleshooting

Yellow cactus fruits growing on cactus leaves Tunisia, often called the jewel of North Africa. This country facing the Mediterranean Sea is filled with numerous attractions, from ancient Carthage ruins to the magnificent Sahara Desert. However, what captivated me most during my visit was, surprisingly, a single fruit. Yes, the cactus fruit. This fruit, which

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