July is a great time to be in Tokyo, especially if you want to attend Japanese festivals. Despite being the peak time for heat and the occasional rain, it’s still quite a pleasant experience to travel and explore the city. It’s the time when the city […]
Step into the Gion Kagai Museum, located in one of Kyoto’s most famous geisha districts. Situated in the historic Gion district, renowned for its charming wooden houses and cobblestone streets, the museum offers visitors a look into Kyoto’s rich cultural past. The museum has a diverse […]
The capital city of Japan is a bustling metropolis with vibrant landscapes and a rich cultural tapestry. June is the month of festivals and parades, honoring century-old traditions as well as the beginning of new traditions and celebrations. Let's see what exciting events June has to […]
Planning your visit to Japan's old capital around May this year? Lucky you! This month is one of the best times to be in Kyoto! Once the wintry winds have completely vanished, cozier weather - but still a long way off from the summer heat - […]
The end of April and the start of May is part of Golden Week in Japan. Many Japanese citizens and residents use this time to travel, and as a result, many spots are likely to be crowded, and many local businesses may be closed. However, the […]
Any time is great to be in Japan, but Spring is just so much more fun. The cherry blossoms are blooming, the weather is perfect, and the days are packed with numerous fun activities to do! It’s no wonder that April is one of the best […]
As Tokyo embraces winter, February unfolds into a captivating blend of traditional celebrations, seasonal festivals, and exciting events in the bustling metropolis. Regardless of whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, food lover, or cultural connoisseur, each individual can discover something extraordinary. Come along as we delve into […]
Japan contains approximately 10% of the world's active volcanoes, boasting over 27,000 natural hot springs. Hot springs, known as “onsen” are beautiful gifts from god where warm water comes naturally to the surface from underground. They have been loved by the Japanese since ancient times and […]
The team here at Arigato Travel has recently had the pleasure of meeting Andrew, who just launched his Ramen cooking class in Tokyo. Holding such a great passion for spreading the wonderful world of Japanese cuisine, particularly ramen, with the entire world, we simply couldn’t wait […]
Many inbound tourists and expats are impressed with how reliable the rail services are in Japan. Are you one of them and curious to know even more about the Japanese railway? Or do you simply want to see someplace that’s less crowded than the temples or […]