Toyosu is a man-made island nestled in the Koto Ward of Tokyo. Once an industrial area, Toyosu has blossomed into a bustling district known for its maritime heritage and modern-day attractions. The location is best known for the Toyosu Market, which replaced the famous Tsukiji Fish […]
Read MoreLocated on the shore of Lake Biwa, Restaurant SOWER is the place to go for an amazing dinner. Their seasonally changing menu is always delicious, as their ingredients are locally sourced from the region. Every staff member is dedicated to making sure that all guests have […]
Read MoreA new year has begun, and what better way to celebrate than taking a trip to Japan, especially Osaka? While the past December may have seemed like the peak for holiday celebrations in the country, do not underestimate the January season, full of New Year’s welcomings, […]
Read MoreAs Japan gears up to welcome a surge of international visitors in 2025, the country is evolving its tourism landscape to meet the needs of modern travelers. From innovative technologies and luxury experiences to sustainable tourism initiatives and cultural revival programs, Japan offers something truly unique […]
Read MoreTokyo in January offers a mesmerizing mix of traditional celebrations, pop culture exhibitions, and vibrant festivals. This bustling city provides an unparalleled opportunity to experience Japanese traditions, modern culture, and global spectacles. Whether you’re seeking cultural immersion, thrilling performances, or unique exhibitions, this month’s lineup promises […]
Read MoreIn the Land of the Rising Sun, as the final chimes of December fade and nature lifts a crisp January dawn, Japan wakes to a spectacle of tradition unlike any other. This is not merely the turning of a page on a calendar; it’s Shōgatsu, the […]
Read MoreHappy New Year! As we step into the Year of the Snake, let’s take a moment to reflect on its symbolism. In the Chinese zodiac, the snake is often associated with wisdom, intuition, and transformation. It’s a time to shed the old, like snake skin, and […]
Read MoreDo you know what “Yatai (屋台)” means? Generally, Yatai refers to outdoor stalls (台) with roofs (屋), typically used for selling goods, that are movable. There are two types of Yatai in Japan. When hearing the word “Yatai”, the most famous type that comes to mind […]
Read MoreHave you ever heard of a place called Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture? If not, no worries. You’re already in luck for stumbling across this blog. In my opinion, Nagoya is like “The Beast Player Erin,” a super underrated but absolutely wonderful anime. While it might not […]
Read MoreThis is a phrase I’ve heard from my mother since I was little. To be honest, I wasn’t a fan of rice when I was young as I preferred bread, and was tired of having rice every day. Moreover, if even a single grain of rice […]
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