🌸 Welcome to YUMEVOJA’s blog.

👉 Start here

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| Lunch in Akashi at 3 PM? Tamagoyaki at Takoiso Annex

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| A Cafe Break at Akashi Station with Awaji Island Lemon Cake

▶ 🎨Akashi Octopus | Free Illustrations


▶🕯️ A Solo Shikoku Pilgrimage on Foot, by Car and Public Transport – Episode 7: Temples 41 & 42, Exploring Ehime from Uwajima by Car and on Foot

▶︎☆YUMEVOJA Solo Shikoku Pilgrimage|Journey Overview


▶ 🚉Stopover Journey|Solo Trip to Nara – Part 2 | Beyond the Great Buddha and Deer

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| Nara | Drinks, a Bath… and I Fell Asleep. Then I Found an Oyster Sake-Lees Hot Pot

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| Nara | An Onigiri Shop, but the Miso Soup Stole My Attention

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| Nara | Yesterday, Oysters. Today, Persimmon: Kakinoha Sushi at Hiraso

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| Nara | A Delicious Seafood Bowl… So Why the Tears?

▶ 🎨Nara Great Buddha | Free Illustrations with Fun Poses


▶ 🚉Stopover Journey|Solo Trip to Nara – Part 1 | Meeting the Great Buddha Again

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste | Nara | 20+ Pickles at a Buffet. Food Fighter Mode: Activated!


▶ 🚉Stopover Journey| Exploring the Osaka Loop Line One Station at a Time | I Missed the Early Start and Ended Up in a Downpour at Osaka Castle

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| Osaka Castle Park | Karaage Set Meal at Sachifukuya—but All I Could Think About Was the Toilet

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste | Tanimachi 4-chome | Surprisingly Lightly Seasoned Obanzai—and a Night When I Didn’t Want a Drink

▶ 🎨Free Osaka Castle Illustrations | Smiling, Surprised & Funny Poses [Transparent PNG]

▶ ☆Osaka Loop Line Guide 🚉🍵🎨


▶ 🚉Stopover Journey|From Kurama to Kibune on an Unplanned Mountain Hike

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste|Ushiwaka-zen at Kuramaso in Kurama

▶ 🎨Free Illustrations | Tengu and Traveling Cat in Kibune & Kurama

▶ ☆Choose Kyoto by Mood | YUMEVOJA Kyoto Guide


▶ 🚉Stopover Journey|A Summer Trip to Kibune|Walking from Kibuneguchi Station

▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste|Ayu and Somen in Kibune — Without the Kawadoko


▶💊 Between Medicine and People 30 |More Vaccines, More Choices. Who Are They For?

▶︎☆ Between Medicine and People|Article Collection


▶👘Between Kimono and People ③ | Removing the Temporary Threads from a Tomesode


Introduction

This is a place where I record travel, culture, and the human body.

It is neither a travel guide nor a medical explanation.
It quietly captures the space between people and society
as seen in everyday moments, through words and photographs.

Rather than information, I value perspective.
Rather than correctness, I value the feeling of the moment.


About this blog

This blog is composed of several series.


🚉 Side Trip Journey

Small emotions and subtle flows found along the way.
Centered in Kyoto, with occasional walks through other cities.


🍵 Beauty & Taste

Food and spaces, captured lightly.
A record of flavors and atmospheres encountered along the way.


👘 Between Kimono and People

Through touching and wearing kimono,
the changing distance between people and myself.
These are still ongoing records, left as they are.


🕯️Solo Pilgrimage(Shikoku Route)

Walking, hesitating, and choosing.
Things seen slightly outside of everyday life.


💊 Between Medicine and People

Medicine and the body, systems and daily life,
correctness and reality.
A quiet record of what is difficult to put into words.


🎨 Free Illustrations

Illustrations inspired by travel and culture are shared here.
They include watercolor-style pieces,
transparent background images for easy use,
and the “Traveling Cat” series.
For now, everything is available freely.


※ Kimono and medicine-related posts are grouped under “Cultural Experiences”.


About Gacha (bonus)

Some content includes different “gacha” (bonus sections) depending on the language.

Japanese version → Gateway to France / Gateway to Arabia


English version → Gateway to Showa


French version → Japanese Folktales


📱On smartphones, you can access each series and switch languages from the ☰ three-line menu at the top left (or top right) of the screen.

At the bottom of the screen (footer), the blue text provides shortcuts to each series.
Please use whichever option is more convenient for you.

For language switching, please always use the ☰ three-line menu.
Open the menu (three lines),
and you will see a downward arrow (▼).
From there, you can choose Japanese 🇯🇵 / English 🇺🇸 / French 🇫🇷.