The ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn that features tatami mats, futon beds, and many other features of a traditional cultural experience.
Accommodation / Culture / Onsen / Ryokan / Travel
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Accommodation / Airport / Thoughts / Travel
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How many days should I plan for a trip to Japan?
This is a quick and easy guide to decide how many days you should plan for your Japan trip based on your unique individual circumstances.
Accommodation / Culture / Onsen / Society
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Are tattoos a problem in Japan?
There’s a lot of confusion regarding the rules about tattoos in Japan, particularly when it comes to social stigmas versus actual laws.
Accommodation / Finance / Thoughts / Travel
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Is Japan expensive?
“Is Japan expensive?” is a popular FAQ circulating the net, but what it really comes down to is your budget, travel goals, and visa situation.
Accommodation / Travel
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What kind of accommodation is available in Japan?
With an abundance of accommodation options to suit all budgets and aesthetic preferences, there’s never been a better time to visit Japan!
Accommodation / Tokyo
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Samurai Stay hostel offers affordable private rooms in Ota, Tokyo
During my trip to Tokyo for the annual EVO Japan tournament, I booked “Samurai Stay,” a cozy little hostel in Ota city. Ota city is certainly not a […]
Accommodation / Fukuoka / Travel
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Hotel Hakata Place provides a lovely stay by the Sea of Japan
A short walk from Hakata Shinkansen Station, Hotel Hakata Place on Fukuoka’s coast provides a pleasant stay before your boat to Busan!
Accommodation / Internet cafes / Manga / Sendai
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Spending the night at DiCE Internet & Manga Cafe in Sendai
Due to travel complications on my way back from Sapporo, I was forced to spend a night in Sendai, and that’s when I discovered DiCE.
Accommodation / Hokkaido / Sapporo / Winter
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Centurion Sauna Rest & Stay keeps you cozy in snowy Sapporo
I recently stayed at the Centurion Sauna Rest & Stay during my visit to the Sapporo Snow Festival where I felt cozy warm away from the snow.
Accommodation / Osaka / Shinsekai / Travel
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Nishinari – the untold story of Osaka’s most ghetto town
Nishinari is a low socioeconomic neighborhood with a humble community. Originally a “dangerous town,” its reputation has since been reformed.
Accommodation / Tokyo / Travel
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Exploring the beauty of the Grand Prince Hotel in Takanawa, Tokyo
The Grand Prince Hotel is an upper-class accommodation franchise renown in Tokyo. In this article, I review my time at the Takanawa branch.
Accommodation / Culture / Gion / Kyoto / Travel
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SOWAKA offers a tranquil escape in the heart of Kyoto
SOWAKA is more than just a hotel, it’s an experience that takes the soul on a journey to peace, tranquility, and an understanding of the self.