On the west coast of Hokkaidō, the Shakotan Peninsula has stunning crystal-clear waters and reefs, offering a breathtaking view of the Sea of Japan. On this peninsula, visitors can also find Shakotan Spirit, a craft gin distillery! Shakotan Spirit not only produces distilled liquor inspired by […]
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One of the most anticipated sights in Japan is the annual arrival of the cherry blossoms – or sakura – each spring. Sakura are Japan’s unofficial national flower and hold a special place in Japanese culture. These delicate blossoms come in tons of different colors including […]
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It’s that time of the year again! Meteorology companies across Japan, including the Japan Meteorological Agency, have begun releasing their first forecasts for the cherry blossoms of this year. Hanami viewing has always had a very special place in the hearts of the Japanese people while […]
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Cherry blossoms have always held a special place in Japanese culture. Each year, a traditional event known as hanami, or “flower viewing” occurs between March and April, to bring people together beneath the cherry blossoms. It is here that the people of Japan come together to […]
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If you’re seeking a hotel experience that is more than just a place to sleep, Park Hotel Tokyo is the perfect destination. Located above Shiodome Metro Station, with Shimbashi JR Station just a short walk away, it is incredibly convenient for exploring Tokyo. My recent stay […]
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Sumo is a sports competition between two rikishi (wrestlers). It takes place at the dohyo, which is a circular platform formed by partially buried rice straw bales 4.55 meters in diameter and is covered in sand. In order to win the match, the rikishi has to […]
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Today we’re going to delve into the intricate Japanese craftsmanship that combines tradition and modern chic! We’re thrilled to chat with the face behind Koubou-Kina; Keiko Miura-san, who was kind enough to have us join her Drawstring bag workshop recently! Keiko san is a masterful artisan […]
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Today, I will share some practical tips on how to reduce the amount of plastic you use on your next visit to Japan. By following the advice, you’ll be sure to make your trip more eco-friendly. However, to achieve a plastic-free trip, it’s important to understand […]
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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 […]
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Located 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 […]
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