Yaseen, Author at Have Ya Seen Japan

Japan’s themed trains break the monotony of public transport

Nothing sucks the life out of you more than a mundane commute to work. Luckily, Japan’s themed trains are here to break the cycle of sadness!

Known as one of the “Three Great Views of Japan,” the city of Matsushima offers some of the most amazing seaside views in the country!

Japan’s internet cafes offer far more than just PC time. Showers, free drinks, and a comfortable mattress truly make them hotels in disguise.

Located on the outskirts of Shinjuku city, Toyama Park is one of the most stunning parks in Tokyo and a hidden gem overlooked by tourists.

Don Quijote is essentially the Costco of Japan. You can find electronics, clothes, groceries, and more wherever you see the big blue penguin!

Keeping it “old school” despite technological advancements is what makes Japan so appealing, and Akihabara’s milk stand is a living example.

Uobei Shibuya Dougenzaka is quite possibly the best sushi train I’ve ever been to. They deliver affordability, quality, and generous servings!

Tokyo offers some of the most stunning views in all of Japan. Here are my top 5 personal favorites, some of which you likely haven’t heard of!

Beyond its vibrant cities and beautiful landscapes, Sendai is a vast prefecture rich in history that dates back to the Edo-Japan period.

There’s no better way to enjoy Mount Fuji in all its glory than at a traditional ryokan, and Shuhoukaku Kogetsu delivers on all fronts!

Filled with thick double meat, melted cheddar cheese, and a special Japanese-inspired sauce, the Samurai Mac is a must-try McDonald’s burger!

For fans of the popular basketball anime Slam Dunk, the stunning Kamakura-koko-mae seaside train station holds an even deeper beauty.