If you’re in Kyoto this June, I’d say, “Lucky you!!” Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or a shopping enthusiast, Kyoto has an amazing range of experiences. Throughout the month, the cultural capital of Japan buzzes with sound, color, and celebration every June. Here, […]
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Many people opt to travel during the holidays, but sometimes going from big city to big city isn’t enough to get that much-needed R&R. Especially in summer, when the crowds and concrete streets just make it feel all the more stuffy, you might want to escape […]
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Health and fitness usually take a backseat when we’re traveling. Sure, you might need to walk from one tourist spot to another, but the amount of street snacks you end up sampling on the way? Well, it kind of erases any benefits you might’ve reaped from […]
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If you’re planning a family trip to Japan and looking for unique experiences to do with your loved ones, you are in the right place. Whether for kids, teens, or adults, these family-friendly activities will immerse you in traditional Japan, offering an authentic experience while creating […]
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Japan’s southernmost prefecture is truly unlike any other in the archipelago. With its subtropical climate and distinct cultural heritage, Okinawa might feel worlds apart from the rest of the country, both to domestic and foreign travelers. This makes it a popular escape from the crowded cities […]
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If you’re visiting Japan and looking for an unforgettable sushi experience, Sushi WAKU is the place for you. Combining traditional sushi-making techniques with a modern twist, they offer an immersive and memorable culinary journey like nothing you’ve ever experienced. Our team recently had the chance to […]
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As someone who grew up in Hong Kong, I thought I was well prepared for the intense summer heat Japan is famous for. The sticky humidity and high temperatures of my hometown had me feeling ready for anything. However, after moving to Kyoto, I quickly realized […]
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Nestled between the districts of Namba and Osaka Castle, the charming area of Karahori (“空堀”) might be the most underrated neighborhood in Osaka. Translating to an “empty moat,” Karahori once served as a protective barrier for the ancient Osaka Castle. Though the moat may have filled […]
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The Beginning of Den Den Town If you’re familiar with Tokyo’s Akihabara, Osaka has a very similar location. Starting from 1792 and 1872, Osaka’s government used to refer to this town as Nagamachi but changed it to Nipponbashi. However, after World War II, the area became […]
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Welcome to today’s exciting interview, where we have the privilege of sitting down with Pink. ASAKUSA, a company that embraces the color pink and everything it represents in the heart of Japan. From “shodō,” a form of creative Japanese calligraphy, to traditional shrine maiden dances such […]
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