The temperatures in Japan are still up there, and if you’re planning a trip to Japan while it's still hot, or even if you're planning for your summer vacation next year, be warned that it can get surprisingly hot and humid. With temperatures typically climbing to […]
July in Japan is when the air starts to thicken. The rainy season fades out and the days turn bright, hot, and humid, with summer energy building before the true holiday rush arrives. It’s a month that asks for balance: moving forward with intention, while caring […]
Summer is one of the best times to discover unique experiences in Osaka, from lively culinary events to vibrant traditional festivals. Whether you're a foodie looking for the next great bite, a culture enthusiast eager to join a summer celebration, or simply looking for a fun […]
July in Kyoto arrives with humid air, temple bells, and the promise of summer nights spent outdoors. The city's historic streets and gardens become stages for vibrant festivals and unique culinary experiences that blend tradition with the season's bounty. From shaded villa verandas to open-air beer […]
July in Tokyo is a full sensory experience. The city moves from lingering early summer rain into peak heat, layered with glowing festivals, nighttime celebrations, and indoor retreats that feel like a reward for surviving the humidity. It is a month where tradition and modern entertainment […]
For LGBTQ+ travelers, a hotel is not only a place to sleep, but one of the first steps that shapes the comfort of a destination. In a country known for its hospitality, some hotels are taking the next step in an inclusive experience for LGBTQ+ visitors. […]
If you like music, concerts, and good ambiance, you’ll be in good company this summer! From July to September 2026, you can enjoy Japan’s Music festivals held all around the country, with something for everyone, no matter where you are in the country! Summer in Japan […]
Sangenjaya is a vibrant spot in the heart of Tokyo, Setagaya. It is known for its famous temples and is surrounded by restaurants, bars, and historical locations. Setagaya Park, only 20 minutes from Sangenjaya Station, is a nice place to relax and enjoy cherry blossoms during […]
I was once in Yanaka, and I saw a lady fling a ladle of water from a bucket onto the sidewalk outside her shop early in the morning. She did it a few times, and the concrete darkened in uneven patches. Although the point of this […]
Tokyo is a dream for café lovers, but beyond trendy coffee spots, the city also offers some truly memorable tea experiences. Whether you’re into traditional matcha, modern tea lattes, or quiet spaces to unwind, Tokyo has something for every kind of traveler. From historic tea houses […]
