Yaseen, Author at Have Ya Seen Japan

Asakusa’s TOKYO-W-INN is Tokyo’s best budget-friendly hostel

Even though I only spent one night at TOKYO-W-INN, I’ve kept it in the back of my mind as my go-to hostel for saving money in Tokyo!

If you’ve kept up with this blog, you know how much I love soba noodles! Here’s a quick guide to a few of the best types of soba in Japan!

Mt. Komonji is located in the heart of Kitakyushu, offering its hard-working climbers an unbeatable view and picnic spot.

I never thought I’d recommend visiting a graveyard, but Adachi Cemetery is one of the most beautiful sites I’ve ever seen.

Built in 1608, Kokura Castle stands tall in the stunning seaside city of Kitakyushu, a spectacle that gives Osaka Castle a run for its money!

Located in the heart of Kitakyushu lies a little-known noodle soup shop that honors a beloved Dragon Ball character, the great Mr. Popo!

You don’t have to go to a fancy cafe to enjoy the delicious taste of Japanese desserts. Here are my top 5 choices from Lawson combinis!

Akihabara is a haven for lovers of Japanese anime, comics, and games, but what if I told you you can still have a great time as a “normy?”

Hostels are a great way to save money, meet new people, and work on the go! So what makes Japan’s hostels so good for the solo traveler?

Riding the bullet train can be a fun and exciting experience, but maybe not so much when your trip is several hours long. I’m here to help!

Surrounded by the steaming hot springs of Japan’s Yamagata prefecture, Matsumoto Ryokan offers a luxurious onsen stay at Ginzan.

Japan always has something unique to offer at western-owned establishments. Here are 5 McDonald’s desserts that prove this statement true!