Babur is the creator of a not-to-be-missed website about Japan named best-japanese.co.uk. Japanese on his mother’s side, he spent 18 years in the country and even if he is now back in London, he wants to share his love and passion for Japan through his website. […]
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Tokyo Comedy Bar is the first dedicated comedy club in Tokyo. The Bar is open every night of the week and a quick 1-minute walk from Shibuya Station. The club features a 50-seat comedy room and 8 craft beers on tap, curated by Titans. Inspired by […]
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Chiba, the neighboring prefecture near Tokyo, is the home of untouched nature. It is filled with lush forests and serene mountains and is surrounded by pristine waters. With this incredible access to nature, one could tell that Chiba prides itself on their local fresh cuisine. In […]
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Welcome to our four-part series on notable tea regions in Japan! This week we’re kicking off the series with an introduction to Kagoshima Prefecture, located in southern Kyushu. Next, we’ll travel north to visit Fukuoka Prefecture and then head east to the base of Mt. Fuji […]
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Kyoto is a city that simply needs no introduction. Every year for decades, COVID years notwithstanding, tourists have flocked in droves to Japan’s historic former capital to bask in the city’s abundant culture from days past. Naturally, most tourists prioritise visiting the city’s remarkable temples and […]
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Sake has existed in Japan for 3,000 years already and has become such an important cultural icon. For something that is deeply rooted in culture and tradition, Hayashi Honten, a sake brewery based in Gifu is making a name for itself for an innovative approach to […]
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What is the Japan Rail Pass? (Disclaimer: the price change has gone into effect as of October 1st, 2023, so the price of all of the passes is now the more expensive one listed. We are keeping mentions of the old price which is no longer […]
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Haga Farm and Glamping is a resort in Tochigi that offers a ‘Totonou experience’ – based on the four R’s of relaxation, rest, recreation and retreat – to bring people complete recovery and rest in their idyllic 350,000 square meter forest location. Today, we have had […]
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May is a wonderful time to visit Tokyo, as it’s when spring is at it’s peak. From strolling through parks to trying out limited-edition sweets, there are countless ways to immerse yourself in springtime. Additionally, May marks the start of many local festivals, including the Kanda […]
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Kyoto is a city that is as rich in its wealth of food and drinks as it is in its traditional culture and history. Whether you’re after local delicacies or searching for a quintessentially Japanese beverage, Kyoto has something to suit everyone’s palate. However, with so […]
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