When traveling between Tokyo (in Kanto) and Osaka (in Kansai), Japan’s two largest cities, and their respective surrounding areas, you might notice a 180 degrees difference in the lifestyle. Japan’s Kanto and Kansai regions couldn’t be more different from one another, from the food to the […]
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What is Okonomiyaki? Japan is well known for its rich culture, and especially for its japanese cuisine, and not only sushi has its place in the rising sun, but also the famous Okonomiyaki. Have you ever heard of Okonomiyaki? Okonomiyaki is a Japanese fried pancake with […]
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Ikebukuro is one of the more well-known areas of Tokyo. The Ikebukuro station connects JR, Seibu Railway, Tobu Railway, and Tokyo Metro Lines, making it one of the most frequented stations in Tokyo. If you find yourself around the Ikebukuro area but not sure what to […]
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Shibuya is like the ‘capital of Tokyo’ and probably the first thing that comes to mind is the ‘Shibuya crossing’.The crossing is truly a striking experience. Surrounded by its big signs all dazzling and bright. Many different streets leave us speechless and force us to pass […]
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Akihabara is now known all over the world as the electronic district of Tokyo. Legends and Stories Surround the Name In 1869, in Tokyo, a fire ravaged a part of the city including the Akihabara district. There was a shrine near Ueno which was named Akiba. […]
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Planning on visiting Japan in 2023? It is essential for you to check the public holidays’ calendar this way you can choose your moments, whether you want to spend your time in Japan during a particular festival or prefer to choose a time when everything is […]
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There are many unique restaurants, parks, and themed cafes in Japan. These days, manga and anime are growing popular all around the world, so in order to cater to these fans, anime-themed cafes have been opening all over Japan! I can only imagine how much you […]
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Fukubukuro (福袋) translates literally to “lucky bag”, and it represents a Japanese New Year custom in which almost all shops around the country (especially Tokyo) make beautiful grab-bags with a variety of random products and sell them for a substantial discount, depending on the shop but […]
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New Year is one of the most celebrated events in the world, and in Japan, it is also one of the oldest. For a country deeply rooted in culture, New Year celebrations come with traditions – the first shrine visit, the first sunrise viewing, and even […]
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Mori Building Co., Ltd is a hugely innovative, leading urban landscape developer based in the Minato District of Tokyo’s inner metropolitan area. On October 9th, 2019, they announced the establishment of the Mori Building Urban Lab in Roppongi, and we were given the special opportunity to […]
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