September in Japan is a threshold month. The heat of summer may still linger in the afternoons, but the evenings begin to soften. The light changes. The air feels just a little different. Cicadas fade, the first hints of autumn arrive, and the year gently turns […]
September in Osaka is pure magic! The hot summer heat starts to fade, leaving behind cool breezes and clear skies, perfect for getting out and exploring. And the best part? The city comes alive with an amazing mix of festivals, art, food, and tradition. Whether you're […]
September is when Tokyo begins its gradual transition from summer to autumn. While the weather can still be hot and humid, seasonal flowers begin to appear, neighborhood festivals bring local communities together, and the city continues to offer some of its most exciting cultural experiences. This […]
In a land of culture and history, it’s no surprise that you can find, attend, and indulge in incredible celebrations all year long and all across Japan. 2026 is certainly no different; in fact, we are even welcoming back Silver Week, with a special extra holiday […]
Kyoto is one of Japan’s most visited cities and for good reason. Its carefully preserved traditions, historical landmarks, and beautiful scenery make it a great place to experience various aspects of Japanese culture. Whilst the summers are hot and humid, the cooler autumn season in Kansai […]
Osaka in November is a city painted in autumn's richest colors. The heat of summer is long gone, and the cool air brings a new rhythm to life here: slower, cozier, and perfect for exploring. It is a month when the streets glow with golden ginkgo […]
With nature painted in red and many various events and festivals, you won’t lack fun this November in Tokyo! Whether you want to get some nice and meaningful souvenirs of your trip here, take some nice landscape pictures of the fall leaves, or want to experience […]
When autumn sweeps across Japan, the country transforms into a canvas of fiery reds, golden yellows, and deep ambers. While the famous spots are stunning, they are often packed with travelers. This blog will focus primarily on Shizuoka Prefecture, located in the Chūbu region, while also […]
Something you may have guessed about us is that we simply love Nagoya, and a big part of this is thanks to our amazing friends at Nagoya is not boring! One of the best times to visit, as noted by Nagoya is not boring itself; it […]
Jimi Halloween (地味ハロウィン) means “plain,” “subdued,” or “mundane Halloween.” It is a Japanese subculture and trend where people dress up in costumes that are very ordinary, even boring: everyday situations, awkwardness, and oddly specific scenarios are the costumes. Instead of being spooky, fantastical, or flashy, the […]
