July is a great time to be in Tokyo, especially if you want to attend Japanese festivals. Despite being the peak time for heat and the occasional rain, it’s still quite a pleasant experience to travel and explore the city. It’s the time when the city […]
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Kyoto is a wonderful and magical city where modernity dances alongside traditions. Walking through the city will make you feel as if you have time traveled, with modern-style architecture on one side, and historical shrines and alleyways on the other. In other words, whenever you go […]
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Osaka is bursting with excitement – especially in July! There are many activities to fill your summer in Japan with unforgettable experiences. Start your adventure by exploring the iconic Osaka Castle, where you can enjoy stunning views from the top and amazing architecture. For a day […]
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When you plan a trip to Japan, what’s one of the cities that should be at the top of your itinerary? Kyoto, of course! The beautiful city of Kyoto was once the home of the imperial family and even continues to live up to its namesake […]
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June 4th marked an exciting day in the world of Japanese hospitality and craftsmanship—the announcement of the OMOTENASHI Selection 2024! This year, a record-high 150 recipients from all over Japan were honored, showcasing the spirit of omotenashi, the Japanese spirit of selfless hospitality and exquisite craftsmanship. […]
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Welcome to the lively city of Osaka, where even rainy days offer an abundance of excitement! While some might see gloomy weather as a deterrent to travel, it’s an invitation to explore a new world of fun and adventure here in Osaka. From a host of […]
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During the vibrant months of June and July, visitors can expect to see Tokyo in the rainy season! Even though the rain will start to fall throughout the country, it doesn’t mean your plans have to be washed away. Tokyo offers a ton of indoor activities […]
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Step into the Gion Kagai Museum, located in one of Kyoto’s most famous geisha districts. Situated in the historic Gion district, renowned for its charming wooden houses and cobblestone streets, the museum offers visitors a look into Kyoto’s rich cultural past. The museum has a diverse […]
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Omotesandō is very easy to reach from anywhere in the city. The two metro stations Meiji-Jingumae and Omotesando are served by many lines and the Harajuku stop of the JR Yamanote line is also a step away. This elegant tree-lined boulevard evokes Parisian atmospheres with its […]
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The capital city of Japan is a bustling metropolis with vibrant landscapes and a rich cultural tapestry. June is the month of festivals and parades, honoring century-old traditions as well as the beginning of new traditions and celebrations. Let’s see what exciting events June has to […]
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