The end of April and the start of May is part of Golden Week in Japan. Many Japanese citizens and residents use this time to travel, and as a result, many spots are likely to be crowded, and many local businesses may be closed. However, the […]
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Hana Matsuri is a celebration held across Japan to rejoice in the birth of the Buddha. The actual name for the birthday celebration is Kanbutsue, and different Buddhist nations celebrate the birthday on different dates. However, in Japan, the celebrations are held on April 8th, the […]
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As the cold weather at last fades away and the sun starts regaining its reign, Kyoto bustles with opportunities to enjoy not only its stunning landscapes wherever you look but also its inviting festivals and events. Whether you are seeking what nature has best to offer, […]
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Springtime is in full swing so ditch those coats and come explore this beautiful city in Japan. We’ve assembled five events happening this month that encapsulate the diverse culture in Osaka, from flower-viewing festivals to seasonal treats, roller coaster rides, and an art exhibition. You’re sure […]
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For me, Otemachi is a world of elites that is fascinating and just out of reach for ordinary people, and that is because it is located right next to the Imperial Palace, surrounded by many intimidating office buildings. It is the center of Japanese business with […]
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As the winter comes to an end, the cherry blossoms are soon to bloom, and the temperatures make it easier and easier to get out and do fun things in Japan! If you’re planning a trip to Osaka in March, keep reading. We’ve curated some of […]
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Nagoya, one of Japan’s most vibrant largest cities, is a kaleidoscope of cultural delights and modern amazements. But beyond its bustling streets lies a calendar filled with exciting events and festivals throughout the year. So, whether you’re a seasoned Japan lover or a curious new visitor, […]
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March in Kyoto heralds the arrival of spring, transforming the city into a canvas of cherry blossoms and vibrant cultural celebrations. From traditional rituals like the Nagashi-Bina Floating Doll Ceremony at Shimogamo Shrine to the contemporary brilliance of Nijo Castle’s Sakura Festival, Kyoto offers a diverse […]
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Ozu Washi is a shop that sells traditional Japanese paper in Tokyo. This is not just any store, besides selling all kinds of different high-quality products based around traditional paper, they also have workshops, a museum, Shoran exhibition and an art gallery. They have been around […]
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Hello, my name is Ray. I am a food tour guide at Arigato Travel in Japan. I recently visited the Washoku: Nature and Culture in Japanese Cuisine 2023-2024 exhibition, a special event that showcases the nature and culture of Japanese cuisine. I was amazed by the […]
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