Arigato Travel offers two distinct tours that introduce Hiroshima’s specialty dishes and sake, focusing on the city center and the historic Saijo area. From the iconic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki to the city’s poignant history and efforts toward world peace, Hiroshima is rich with unique stories. Truly learning […]
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A big part of Japan’s culinary scene with an interesting history, Ramen is not just a dish but a symbol of the country’s culture and identity. It is also historically significant, being a staple food product during the war. Ramen used to only be for the […]
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As you lie in bed, dozing away after a long day at school, a lovely aroma wafts into your bedroom from the kitchen downstairs, shaking you from your sleep. It seems Mom has cooked up your favorite. You let the savory scent fill your lungs, and […]
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If you are planning a trip to Japan, Tokyo must be one of the cities that you are thinking of visiting. And why wouldn’t you? There are a lot of things to do in Japan’s beautiful capital, from fun-filled activities such as going to the tops […]
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Without a doubt, Kyoto is one of the most popular travel destinations in Japan. This city offers a compelling mix of culture and stunning landscapes, giving visitors a peek into the origins of many Japanese traditions. While it remains true to its ancient roots, Kyoto has […]
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Japan is famous for its ramen and street food, and even for some of the exclusive treats you can find at convenience stores, but that isn’t to say there aren’t restaurants for those of a more refined palate. Despite being a prestigious and difficult-to-obtain status, as […]
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Imagine yourself strolling down a chilly street on an autumn or winter night when hunger suddenly strikes. What comes to mind? For many Japanese people, the answer is simple: a steaming bowl of oden, a seasonal delicacy that warms both the body and the soul with […]
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Located in the northwestern part of Minato Ward, Aoyama is a well-known, rich neighborhood in Tokyo. It is considered to be the fashion capital of the prefecture with high-end boutiques, restaurants, cafes, bars, art galleries, architecture, and museums. The name of the area is derived from […]
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Located on the JR Yamanote line, Mejiro is a quiet and affluent district in Tokyo, easily accessible from other parts of the city. The name Mejiro has its origins in the Mejiro Fudo temple, which adds historical significance to the district. During the Edo period, Hatamoto […]
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Azabu-Jūban is an area in the Minato ward of Tokyo, and dates back to the Edo period as a critical location for trade. The rich history is still visible in some aspects, such as the cobblestone roads and the temples, but since then it has gained […]
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