Working as a receptionist in a luxury hotel in Kyoto opened my eyes to how popular Japan is as a honeymoon destination for newlyweds.
Accommodation / Foreigner / Passport / Residence Card (Zairyuu) / Travel
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Is it necessary for overseas visitors to show their passport upon checking in at accommodations?
The short answer to this question is yes, you typically need to show your passport when checking into accommodations, but there are exceptions to this rule!
Accommodation / Food / Ryokan
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Exploring the Wonderful World of Ryokan Breakfasts in Japan
The Japanese ryokan experience is a must-try for those wishing to immerse themselves in Japanese culture, tradition, and food!
Accommodation / Culture / Onsen / Ryokan / Travel
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What’s it like staying at a traditional Japanese ryokan?
The ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn that features tatami mats, futon beds, and many other features of a traditional cultural experience.
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.