Japan is a country where each season offers a multitude of festivities. Among which, summer festivals, or matsuri in Japanese, occupy a prominent place in the people’s hearts. While some famous matsuri attract huge crowds of visitors each year, such as the Gion Matsuri in Kyoto […]
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What are Yukatas? The yukata is one of the most common wafuku (traditional Japanese clothing) that is still worn today. This traditional clothing piece is a casual, light-wear version of the kimono, typically made from breathable materials like cotton or linen. As you might know, kimonos […]
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Tamacha.jp is a company on a mission to change the way we experience tea. They’ve made a twist and introduced a unique thing – tea tablets! Crafted in collaboration with seven esteemed tea masters, Tamacha offers a collection of seven distinct flavors, each capturing the essence […]
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June is an underrated time for tourists to visit Japan, as it marks the beginning of summer in Japan with cozy, warm weather (and sometimes some rain!) and a more relaxed atmosphere. Since it is not peak season, fewer crowds mean more space to enjoy the […]
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With the beautiful cherry blossoms being replaced with the magical rainy season, it’s common to feel a bit lost when trying to put together an itinerary for a Tokyo trip in June, but I promise you, there is so much to do and see! The rain […]
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If you’re in Kyoto this June, I’d say, “Lucky you!!” Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or a shopping enthusiast, Kyoto has an amazing range of experiences. Throughout the month, the cultural capital of Japan buzzes with sound, color, and celebration every June. Here, […]
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Many people opt to travel during the holidays, but sometimes going from big city to big city isn’t enough to get that much-needed R&R. Especially in summer, when the crowds and concrete streets just make it feel all the more stuffy, you might want to escape […]
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Health and fitness usually take a backseat when we’re traveling. Sure, you might need to walk from one tourist spot to another, but the amount of street snacks you end up sampling on the way? Well, it kind of erases any benefits you might’ve reaped from […]
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If you’re planning a family trip to Japan and looking for unique experiences to do with your loved ones, you are in the right place. Whether for kids, teens, or adults, these family-friendly activities will immerse you in traditional Japan, offering an authentic experience while creating […]
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Japan’s southernmost prefecture is truly unlike any other in the archipelago. With its subtropical climate and distinct cultural heritage, Okinawa might feel worlds apart from the rest of the country, both to domestic and foreign travelers. This makes it a popular escape from the crowded cities […]
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