Traveling with kids isn’t always easy. You have to think about the fun, transportation, and safety. But trust us, Japan has it all covered! This guide will make things easier for parents by introducing kid-friendly museums both in Tokyo and all around Japan, where your little […]
Osaka is Japan’s lively second city, a dynamic contrast to Tokyo with its laid-back charm, delicious street food, and vibrant urban energy. I have talked with many visitors to Japan, and they all say Osaka is kind of chaotic, but in a good and charming way. […]
Are you planning to travel to Osaka? Visit Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street! Known as Tenma by locals, this area makes you enjoy eating, learning about the culture, and experiencing the unique atmosphere of Osaka. You can see many goods like groceries, clothes, shoes, books, medicine and even […]
Have you heard about Michi-no-Eki? It is a place where you can rest while driving. Not only can you stretch your legs or have a light meal, but there are various facilities like a local-based market, a photo booth, and a historical museum. There are over […]
Whether you are a die-hard collector, nostalgic gamer, or just curious about the golden age of gaming, Japan is packed full of places to enjoy retro gaming. Always holding a special place in our hearts, these games will never die, and Japan is proof of that. […]
Many people opt to travel during the holidays, but sometimes going from big city to big city isn’t enough to get that much-needed R&R. Especially in summer, when the crowds and concrete streets just make it feel all the more stuffy, you might want to escape […]
Japan’s southernmost prefecture is truly unlike any other in the archipelago. With its subtropical climate and distinct cultural heritage, Okinawa might feel worlds apart from the rest of the country, both to domestic and foreign travelers. This makes it a popular escape from the crowded cities […]
Nestled between the districts of Namba and Osaka Castle, the charming area of Karahori (“空堀”) might be the most underrated neighborhood in Osaka. Translating to an “empty moat,” Karahori once served as a protective barrier for the ancient Osaka Castle. Though the moat may have filled […]
Welcome to today’s exciting interview, where we have the privilege of sitting down with Pink. ASAKUSA, a company that embraces the color pink and everything it represents in the heart of Japan. From “shodō,” a form of creative Japanese calligraphy, to traditional shrine maiden dances such […]
Japan’s summers are known for getting quite hot and many look for ways to beat the heat. While there are popular methods, such as visiting a beach or taking a dip at the nearest pool, Japan has many more ways to escape the heat and have […]
