About
Currently Hannah is the travel channel of Hannah, an Australian content creator, photographer and TV presenter who describes herself as based in Tokyo. Readers and viewers can explore her cinematic videos about Japan and other destinations, alongside guides designed to help plan trips beyond the busiest sights. Her work spans travel, lifestyle and adventure, with a stated focus on the outdoors and sustainable travel.
Currently Hannah’s journeys beyond the usual route
Hannah says she uses an over-landing Jeep to show lesser-known parts of Japan. Camping, nature and responsible travel are recurring interests in how she describes her work. That makes her account of the channel a useful starting point for people more interested in exploring outdoors than following a standard sightseeing circuit. The Jeep is part of her approach, but her guides also address travel by public transport, so driving is not the only way to use her destination research.
Videos, photography and practical travel resources
Hannah describes her videos as cinematic travel work, while also listing photography and TV presenting among her roles. Her website brings those interests together with travel guides. The guides go beyond images of a destination: they provide location pins, maps and transport details that readers can use when working out how to reach a place. She says she personally visited every location listed in both the original and Kyoto editions.
The Beyond The Tourist Trail guide lists 20 lesser-known destinations in central Japan and more than 100 nearby places of interest. It includes public transport information as well as options for driving, making it useful for comparing possible stops before setting out. Her site lists a 2025 update of the e-book; that date identifies the listed edition rather than guaranteeing that every travel detail remains current.
Alternative Kyoto and food stops
The Kyoto edition focuses on alternative locations and restaurants rather than only the city’s best-known sights. Its planning material includes public transport tips, an accommodation guide, seasonal suggestions and Kyoto-specific culture and sustainability advice. Every listed location is described as accessible by public transport. For readers planning meals as well as outings, it also includes a map of more than 60 vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Osaka and Kyoto. Hannah says she visited every location in this edition herself.
A dated conversation about Japan
A Tokyo Lens podcast episode published on 29 May 2020 introduced Hannah as being from Currently Hannah. Its conversation covered unusual taxis in Japan and how Osaka’s backstreets differ from Tokyo’s. It offers another way to hear her discuss places and travel experiences, though it is a dated appearance rather than an update on her present-day plans. For trip planning, her published guides are the more direct resource: her contact page says she does not offer personalised travel advice or itinerary help.