The Japanese countryside offers unique culinary experiences. Read on to learn about natural farming in Shikoku, see delicious daily meals from an Ehime prefecture homestead, and consider the outlook for local foods of rural Japan. Make sure you bring along some snacks because believe me when […]
Read MoreSake. Smooth, simple, elegant. With its notoriety and worldwide acclaim, this sophisticated fermented rice wine can be argued as Japan’s national alcohol. For all those who’ve given it a try and now proudly call themselves fans of this delicious beverage, we have something in store for […]
Read MoreThroughout our lives, books have always been a great source of information and inspiration. Digital books have recently gained popularity as they are lighter and better for the environment and your pocket. However, a digital book will never have the same feeling as a paper book. The […]
Read MoreJapanese tea is not merely just a beverage but the emblem and heart of Japanese culture, often known for its rich flavours and tons of health benefits. Tracing its roots back over a millennium, Buddhist monks introduced tea to Japan from China, which was quickly popularised […]
Read MoreWelcome to our comprehensive guide on the Japan Rail Pass. You have probably heard that after the price increase, JR passes are much less affordable than they used to be. However, Have you ever heard about the regional ones? If you’re planning a trip to Japan, […]
Read MorePicture this: the weather starts getting cooler giving a most gracious reprieve from the summer sun and the days get longer to allow you to enjoy more of the city. Yes, folks. Autumn is on the way. Whilst you may not see much of a change […]
Read MoreDo you all know what onomatopoeia is? Onomatopoeia is a way of expressing the things that don’t make sound, such as states, actions, appearances, voices, sounds, textures, and emotions. Words like “woof woof” representing animal sounds are also the same. Interestingly, Japan has many onomatopoeic words […]
Read MoreStroll through any bustling street in Japan, and you’re likely to catch a glimpse of a charming, paw-raising cat perched at the entrance of a shop or restaurant. This feline friend, known as the Maneki Neko or “Beckoning Cat” in English, is more than just a […]
Read MoreFor many, Autumn would be considered an ideal season. After all, it doesn’t get as cold and chilly as it does during winter, and all the heat from summer has finally begun to ease. Those who have traveled to Japan during July-August must know what I […]
Read MoreOctober is a wonderful time to explore the vibrant city of Osaka, which offers a rich mix of cultural events, seasonal activities, and of course, fantastic food! Whether you’re into festivals, food tours, or simply enjoying autumn in Japan, Osaka has plenty to offer. Here’s a […]
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