This time, we’re thrilled to speak with Aaron, the founder of Sake Studio Tokyo: a one-of-a-kind omakase sake tasting experience guided in native English, Japanese, and Chinese. With over 2,500 tastings under his belt, Aaron brings storytelling, education, and deep cultural insight into every pour. Read […]
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When people think about visiting Japan, the big names usually come to mind first, like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. But hidden away in between the busy capital and the famous views of Mount Fuji lies Suruga, a place that feels different from the usual tourist spots. […]
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Osaka is a city that knows how to have fun, and for beer lovers, it’s rapidly becoming one of the most exciting places in Japan to grab an ice-cold beer. With the number of independent breweries, stylish taprooms, and quirky bars rising, Osaka’s craft beer scene […]
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If you’re planning to visit Japan in early August, the Nebuta Matsuri in Aomori should be at the top of your list. It’s one of Japan’s most famous summer festivals, offering an unforgettable experience of glowing lanterns, beautiful drums, and dancing in the streets. This magnificent […]
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When summer hits Tokyo, Ueno Park transforms into a hub of tradition, music, food, and light. The Ueno Summer Festival (上野夏まつり) is one of Tokyo’s most exciting summer events, drawing in both locals and visitors with a month-long celebration full of Japanese culture and nostalgic energy. […]
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Natto is one of the most iconic (and infamous among foreigners) foods in Japan. These fermented soybeans are sticky, stringy, and known for their strong smell. While it’s a staple in many Japanese homes, especially for breakfast, most foreigners are initially turned off by it when […]
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