In the northern half of Kyoto, Kita-ku offers a world far removed from the bustling streets of Gion or the tourist crowds of Arashiyama. Here, life flows at a gentler pace: locals cycling past mossy temple gates, incense curling into the morning air, and seasonal festivals […]
Located on the 7th floor of Tokyo Solamachi right beneath Tokyo Skytree, World Beer Museum offers a one-of-a-kind culinary journey across the globe. Following a major renovation, the restaurant reopened on March 6, 2025, with an updated concept, modernized interior, and a fresh, dynamic atmosphere. Part […]
In Japan, breakfasts are light and quick, but in Nagoya, mornings come with a unique tradition known as the “morning set.” Located in central Japan and known as the bustling hub of Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya sits perfectly between Tokyo and Osaka, making it an easy additional […]
If you're heading to Osaka and haven’t planned your ramen stops yet, you're missing out on one of the city's most unforgettable culinary experiences. While Osaka is famous for takoyaki and okonomiyaki, its ramen scene is just as vibrant and seriously delicious. Osaka doesn’t play around […]
Kyoto is a city best experienced through walking. It's organized, compact, and wandering through the streets on foot reveals shrines, charming cafes, and local shops that are easy to miss from a bus or taxi. If you’re looking to explore beyond the most famous landmarks, these […]
Osaka is widely known as “Japan’s Kitchen,” a nickname reflecting the city’s deep connection to food and its history as a vital commercial hub. For centuries, Osaka’s ports and bustling markets brought ingredients and culinary traditions from across Japan and beyond, fostering a culture famous for […]
Did you know Japan is home to over 22 dedicated Pokémon Center stores, a brand-new theme park that opened just this year, hundreds of colorful Pokémon manhole covers, and special themed hotel rooms, and even airplanes? Whether you've been a fan since the 90s or just […]
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 […]
In Japan, food isn’t just about taste—it’s a reflection of culture and a way of life. Over the past few years, the farm-to-table movement has been gaining momentum across the country, emphasizing locally sourced, fresh ingredients, reducing food miles, and supporting sustainable agriculture. This not only […]
What is the most popular sport in your country? In Lithuania, where I currently live, the answer is basketball. However, in Japan, baseball takes the top spot. The Korakuen area, which I’ll introduce today, is famous for the Tokyo Dome. This stadium serves as a massive […]
