Be a ninja and more ways to fulfill your #goals in Japan

It's no secret that Japan is a dream destination for a lot of people and when you're there, it can be more than a little overwhelming.

Universal Studios Japan in Osaka is tempting, you can spend an entire day going to museums in Ueno or shopping in Shibuya while you're in Tokyo, there's a cat island to see — the country has so much to offer and the days are limited. To narrow it down a little, list the things that are truly #goals for you when you visit.

If that list includes dressing up as a samurai or ninja and enjoying snow, "Biyahe ni Drew" has you covered!

1. Tour the world! The ultimate #travelgoals, of course, is to visit every country in the world. In Kyushu, there's a way to feel like you've been to the Netherlands, Holland, or Italy by visiting Huis Ten Bosch. The theme park is a duplicate of a Dutch town and there you can also ride a gondola and a hot air balloon. While in Kyushu, you can also hit up Kumamoto and shop! (Drew's biyahero tip: Take advantage of free samples of food.)

2. Roll around in snow. The Philippines doesn't get four seasons, so snow is something most of us need to travel for — and Hokkaido is one of the best places to enjoy it. There are plenty of options (skiing, sledding) and for those who can't get enough of the cold, there's an ice hotel room you can sleep. 

3. Show your love for Sapporo beer. Beer enthusiasts can also visit a museum dedicated to local brand, which includes the history of beer in Japan and the process of making it. 

4. Be a ninja. Kyoto is the perfect place to fulfill your childhood dreams of becoming a ninja. Head straight to Kouka Ninja Village to get your gear...and eat! A ninja training is included, of course, but a barbecue after a workout sounds perfect. There are tours of the ninja house and weapons, too. 

5. Feel like a real samurai. Toei Kyoto Studio Park provides an immersive experience and they have a costume rental shop, so you can blend in with the scenery. Walk around the streets and don't forget to take a million photos! — Aya Tantiangco, GMA News