Have Ya Seen Japan - Adventures of Yaseen Hijazi

Is there a tipping culture in Japan?

Tipping culture in Japan is notoriously non-existent, and most customer service staff will strongly refuse, but there are some exceptions.

Japan does not have a singular peak travel season, but rather multiple peaks throughout the year based on ideal weather and specific events.

There is something about milk in Japan that hits different for me, especially when it comes in a glass bottle from a vending machine!

Japan is one of the best countries on Earth to experience on a set of wheels, so I’m going to reveal to you the 5 best cycling routes to try!

FamilyMart is the fried chicken king of Japan’s convenience stores, so it’s no wonder they have so many fried chicken bentos to choose from!

The ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn that features tatami mats, futon beds, and many other features of a traditional cultural experience.

The “Kendama” is a traditional Japanese toy that you’ll often see at souvenir stores in Japan, but how exactly does it work?

Getting around Japan on public transport can be daunting, but with this guide you’ll know all your options for smooth navigation!

Kyoto is a haven of beautiful scenic walking paths, often in the most unexpected places! Here are the 5 best walking paths in Kyoto I know!

Like many countries, Japan has become more tolerant and accepting of other cultures and languages over the years, but to what extent?

If you’re anything like me when visiting Japan, you’re going to be tempted to take photos of everything! Just be mindful of the following:

Generally speaking, there are no strict rules around dining manners in Japan, but if you’d like to “fit in,” this guide will help you!