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Where to find the best mochi souvenirs in Japan

Mochi is one of Japan’s most iconic delicacies and an amazing souvenir choice to take back home. Here are my mochi souvenir recommendations!

In the heart of Osaka by the famous Dotonbori River is a humble little dojo where you can try out half-bow archery known as “kyudo hankyu.”

During Halloween, Universal Studios Japan becomes almost unrecognizable with the spooky themes that can be seen at every corner!

People from Osaka, often referred to as Osakans, deliver a raw flavor of Japanese behavior that is upbeat, unique, and out of the norm.

I recently attended the “Janku Cup” in Osaka as part of the Tekken World Tour. Hosted by e-Sports Cafe ZERO, it was a night to remember!

Here at the Osaka Expo, the world gathers to showcase the latest lifestyle, tech, and cultural trends of their home country.

Halal yakiniku is becoming easier and easier to find in Japan as restaurants like Osaka Panga serve up premium A5 Wagyu beef in Shinsaibashi.

Nishinari is a low socioeconomic neighborhood with a humble community. Originally a “dangerous town,” its reputation has since been reformed.

Kansai Airport is one of the busiest international airports in Japan, and even the world. At Terminal 2, you’ll find some interesting goods.

Osaka is a city that doesn’t sleep. Known for its vibrant nightlife and street food culture. these are Osaka’s 5 best walking paths.

I’ve talked about this amazing halal yakiniku restaurant in Osaka before, but this time we went all out to try their Kobe beef course!

Autumn is a time when Japan becomes the most colorful place on Earth! Here are the 5 most colorful places to embrace the Japanese autumn: