Okinawa, a tropical and warm island, has attracted visitors from around the world. The turquoise seas and white sand beaches are absolutely beautiful. However, this prefecture is also well-known for its large population of centenarians, or people who live to be 100 years old or older. […]
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Looking to enjoy great Japanese seafood on your next trip to Japan? Hiroshima oysters are known for their fresh, plump, and creamy taste, and there are various ways to eat them, such as raw, grilled, or in a traditional hot pot. This blog will explain why […]
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Do you know about kissaten in Japan? As you might know, there are many cafes located around the country, but kissaten stand out as unique, with the biggest difference being the atmosphere. Cafes are open and lively, while a kissaten is a retro and quiet place […]
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In Japan, baseball is not just a sport; it is part of the culture. You can cheer for your favourite team and share good feelings with others, or just watch the game itself. And you don’t even need to be a die-hard fan to truly enjoy […]
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Are you planning to travel to Osaka? Visit Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street! Known as Tenma by locals, this area makes you enjoy eating, learning about the culture, and experiencing the unique atmosphere of Osaka. You can see many goods like groceries, clothes, shoes, books, medicine and even […]
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Nestled in Tokyo’s northeastern Katsushika Ward, Shibamata is a charming district that makes you feel the history of Japan. With Taishakuten Temple, the museum of an old film and nostalgic Showa-era streets, you can experience the warmth of people, and the so-called “Ninjo” of downtown. In […]
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Have you heard about Michi-no-Eki? It is a place where you can rest while driving. Not only can you stretch your legs or have a light meal, but there are various facilities like a local-based market, a photo booth, and a historical museum. There are over […]
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If you have ever visited Japan, you might have noticed one surprising thing–there are so few trash cans in public spaces! Tourists often wonder, “How do the Japanese manage their garbage?” The answer lies in the long history and personality of the Japanese people. May 3rd […]
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April is a transition from spring to early summer for Japan. Mild and pleasant weather makes cherry blossoms bloom and crowds gather and enjoy picnics under the trees. Whilst there are warm days in most regions, occasional rain and cool evenings remind us of the end […]
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In Japan, the country’s beloved cherry blossoms are in full bloom between the end of March and the beginning of May. During this period, crowds gather together to hold a party like none other under the sakura trees. This tradition, known as “hanami” (flower viewing in […]
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