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Where to stay in Japan – Tokyo Family Stays
June 12, 2019  By Jessica Iragne 

All of our homes are a “home away from home” and offer comfortable western beds, fully equipped kitchens for western cooking and multiple internet and cable TV options. Plus they are fully family friendly with kids bedding, toys, books, and dishes. “We think about the needs of traveling with a young family and elderly grandparents or extended family and friends and create exceptional guest experiences with this in mind. This allows for our guests to enjoy the amazing Japanese experiences that Tokyo has to offer outside the home and then come home to a welcoming and familiar environment to rest.

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Recommended food events in Tokyo – May 2019
April 30, 2019  By Kay Knofi 

May is a fantastic time to visit Japan – it’s sunny but not too hot and there’s plenty of things to do. One of the major vacation periods in Japan occurs at the beginning of May – Golden Week, a culmination of a few national holidays. This year it’ll take place during April 28th and May 6th. It’s true that this means tourist locations such as Tokyo and Kyoto will be busier than usual, but it also means that there’s a lot of festivals and events!

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Recommended food events in Tokyo – April 2019
March 28, 2019  By Kay Knofi 

So you’re in Tokyo in April 2019 and you’re looking for food events? Do you like Ramen? Sake? Coffee? YES!!! Here are a few foodie events we recommend!

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Recommended food events in Tokyo – March 2019
February 26, 2019  By Kay Knofi 

So you’re in Tokyo in March and you’re looking for food events? Here are a few we recommend!

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Where to stay in Japan – The Millennials
December 19, 2018  By Jessica Iragne 

Originally Capsule Hotels were known to be cheap and to provide a basic amenities. However, The Millennials just put this concept on another level and offers their guests a whole new experience through social spaces and A LOT of facilities.

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Expat in Japan Interview – 10 questions to Sam
November 18, 2018  By Jessica Iragne 

Living in Japan. Coming to Tokyo was definitely the right decision for me. Since I only just graduated, I was still in the cramming groove and picked up basic Japanese relatively fast in language school and after 1 year of 4-hour studying every day, I was pretty confidently conversational…

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15 reasons why you still need to go to Tsukiji even though the inner market moved
October 12, 2018  By Lauren Shannon 

The historic wholesale market has moved to new swanky (but sadly, institutional looking diggs) but there is still so much to see and do at the old outer market and surrounding neighborhood.  You really need to keep this on your must-see list. 

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Ask our guides: Where to go for a day trip close to Tokyo
September 28, 2018  By Jessica Iragne 

Want to take a day trip out side of Tokyo? Discover great advice from our passionate guides and local experts  in this new series “Ask Our Guides”!

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Expat in Japan Interview – 10 questions to Warmcheaptrips
September 24, 2018  By Jessica Iragne 

Being an Expat Japan foreigner I have found that this is an amazing country also for its peculiar and sometimes crazy culture and rules. Visiting Japan is a trip among contrasts, opposite cultures and a lot of ancient habits. Don’t judge Japan or ask “why”, just take it as it comes!

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Tsukiji Fish Market: The One Guide to Rule them All
January 15, 2018  By Lauren Shannon 

The markets and neighborhood around Tsujiji are among my favorite places in Tokyo. Visiting stalls, having the freshest sushi in the world, browsing terrific kitchen tools, finding the perfect handmade sushi chef’s knife, eating mochi, drinking green tea– the area has no end of experiences to enjoy.

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