It’s finally that time of year when the weather has brightened up, and the ground is a little drier, which can only mean one thing – it’s hiking season. With Mount Fuji being one of the most recognizable landmarks of Japan, it should be no surprise […]
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The temperatures in Japan are still up there, and if you’re planning a trip to Japan while it’s still hot, or even if you’re planning for your summer vacation next year, be warned that it can get surprisingly hot and humid. With temperatures typically climbing to […]
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Osaka is known for its nightlife and busy streets. With Dotonbori, the Glico running man, and even Universal Studios stealing the spotlight, it can be easy to miss the quieter spots of this vast city. But what about visitors looking for a slower pace of life […]
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No matter where you go in Japan, whether it’s a konbini, grocery store, or you’re shopping for souvenirs, you’re bound to run into the Meiji Group brand. Founded in 1916, the Meiji Group continues founder Hanji Souma’s legacy by staying true to his aspiration to ‘contribute […]
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Japan is famous for its ramen and street food, and even for some of the exclusive treats you can find at convenience stores, but that isn’t to say there aren’t restaurants for those of a more refined palate. Despite being a prestigious and difficult-to-obtain status, as […]
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Kyoto is one of Japan’s most visited cities and for good reason. Its carefully preserved traditions, historical landmarks, and beautiful scenery make it a great place to experience various aspects of Japanese culture. Whilst the summers are hot and humid, the cooler autumn season in Kansai […]
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This is it! Autumn is finally in full swing, there’s a slight chill in the air, and the leaves are turning beautiful reds and oranges. Quieter than spring and cooler than summer, autumn is one of the best times to travel to and around Japan, with […]
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Kyoto is well known for holding lots of festivals and events in the summertime, with the Gion Matsuri lasting the whole month of July, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to do when the summer heat eventually starts to die down. As Kyoto’s landscapes turn from […]
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With August consistently being the hottest month in Tokyo, with temperatures at least in the 30s, sometimes 40 degrees (C), it’s understandable that a lot of people struggle when planning a trip to Japan in the summer months. However, despite the heat, August is also one […]
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This is it! The rain has finally passed, and summer is finally here! Despite what you might hear about the temperatures in Japan during the summertime, July and August are also well-known to be the festival months in Japan and with all different types of events […]
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