Kyoto is one of Japan’s most visited cities and for good reason. Its carefully preserved traditions, historical landmarks, and beautiful scenery make it a great place to experience various aspects of Japanese culture. Whilst the summers are hot and humid, the cooler autumn season in Kansai […]
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Whenever you scroll through your social media feed, have you ever come across videos or advertisements of interesting or unique-looking kitchen appliances? If not, then welcome! You can buy all of these products in places such as Kappabashi, a street known for selling kitchen supplies, or […]
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Nestled between the districts of Namba and Osaka Castle, the charming area of Karahori (“空堀”) might be the most underrated neighborhood in Osaka. Translating to an “empty moat,” Karahori once served as a protective barrier for the ancient Osaka Castle. Though the moat may have filled […]
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When it comes to culinary feasts, Japan is well versed in the subject, whether it be for their desserts, taiyaki for example, or their world-renowned sushi. But what do those two have in common, you may ask? Well, both culinary dishes are inspired by seafood, the […]
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Asagaya is a residential neighborhood west of Shinjuku, located 15-20 minutes away from JR Shinjuku station on the Chuo line. Despite not boasting as many attractions as famous areas such as Shibuya or Roppongi, this area of Suginami Ward offers peace of mind as well as […]
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Ariake is a district in Koto, Tokyo that is best known as the home of Tokyo Big Sight and plenty of venues for concerts and sporting events, such as the Ariake Coliseum and Ariake Arena. But on top of that, Ariake also boasts some fine eateries […]
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Okayu, a Japanese dish, simple yet profound, holds the secret to both comfort and joy. It is well known that Japan has many different delicacies, and Okayu is one of them. Like most Japanese meals, it is rooted in culture and has multiple variations. This article […]
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Do you all know what onomatopoeia is? Onomatopoeia is a way of expressing the things that don’t make sound, such as states, actions, appearances, voices, sounds, textures, and emotions. Words like “woof woof” representing animal sounds are also the same. Interestingly, Japan has many onomatopoeic words […]
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For many, Autumn would be considered an ideal season. After all, it doesn’t get as cold and chilly as it does during winter, and all the heat from summer has finally begun to ease. Those who have traveled to Japan during July-August must know what I […]
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As summer heats up in Japan, seafood lovers are in for a treat. From Tokyo’s busy markets to Hokkaido’s charming fishing towns, there’s an amazing variety of ocean goodies to enjoy. Fish like sweetfish, tiger prawns, and eel, along with uni, are stars of the season. […]
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