Chris King
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Chris King is a lifestyle entrepreneur and travel publisher building a business around what he loves. Living in Japan, he's spent seven years travelling from his hometown London.
Current projects include The Train Hacker - money saving rail travel - and Food Tours Japan - helping travellers discover 'washoku' (Japanese cuisine). Follow his adventures at @chrispking.
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