In the embrace of winter, Japan transforms into a tapestry of flavors with Bishunabe at its heart—a culinary gem originating from the sake-brewing district of Saijo in Hiroshima. While people may know Hiroshima for its iconic okonomiyaki, tsukemen, and oysters, the city offers a plethora of […]
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As Tokyo embraces winter, February unfolds into a captivating blend of traditional celebrations, seasonal festivals, and exciting events in the bustling metropolis. Regardless of whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, food lover, or cultural connoisseur, each individual can discover something extraordinary. Come along as we delve into […]
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What do you usually do on New Year’s in your country? In Japan, we often go to ‘Hatsumode’. Hatsumode is a tradition where people go to a shrine or temple at the beginning of the year to pray for happiness in the coming year. What is […]
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As the chill of winter blankets Tokyo, the city comes alive with enchanting events and festivities. From timeless traditions to crafty and unique exhibitions, January 2024 promises a captivating array of experiences for locals and visitors alike. Join us as we explore the magic of Tokyo’s […]
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Holiday Giveaway: It’s All Up For Grabs! Christmas is already upon us and, just as we did last year, we want to celebrate the holiday season by doing our HUGE annual giveaway! This is our way to show you our appreciation and to thank you, our […]
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Visiting Japan in February? We highly recommend you plan your trip in time with Setsubun. This festive holiday packs together tons of Japanese traditions that are still alive today. Let’s discover together what Setsubun is, and what to expect and learn from this event. What […]
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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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At last, we get to wrap up our 10 reasons for the season in the most frigid season ever; Winter (fuyu (冬) in Japanese). It is very cold and dry, with temperatures reaching as low as 5°C, so it is often overlooked. Nevertheless, you can see […]
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