Often referred to as a “Japanese pub,” izakayas offer a unique experience that transcends the stereotype of drunk salaryman exclusivity.
At 1400 years old, Yasaka Pagoda is still Kyoto’s most iconic tower
You’ve probably seen this tower in every Japan tourism ad, the infamous Yasaka Pagoda. Standing tall at 46 meters, it is the pride of Kyoto.
Nanzenji Temple is one of Kyoto’s most underrated destinations
It’s not the temple you often see in travel magazines, but Nanzenji Temple is so much more than a building, it’s a haven of pure beauty.
Fushimi Inari-Taisha: 5 Reasons to Visit at Night
What if I told you there was a better way to see Kyoto’s most popular shrine? Here are 5 reasons to visit Fushimi Inari-Taisha at night time.
A day at Fushimi Inari Taisha – Japan’s most popular shrine
Fushimi Inari-Taisha is by far Japan’s most popular shrine, known for its thousands of orange gates and fox statues.
Masks in Japan: Where and when to wear them
Despite most of the world having resumed normal life since COVID-19, wearing masks in Japan remains a common sight.
Taking a look inside the iconic Osaka Castle
Osaka Castle is a staple tourist destination for visitors to Japan. Surprisingly, not many people opt to venture into the castle.
5 Japanese phrases you should know for a smooth trip to Japan
You’d be surprised how far you can get with sign language alone, but combining it with these 5 Japanese phrases will do wonders for you!
The Ryokan Dinner Set – a colorful spread for your nutritional needs
A traditional ryokan dinner set may be the answer to your nutritional needs, offering a colorful variety of healthy protein, carbs, and fats.
Himeji Castle is a photographer’s paradise for these unexpected reasons
As a tourist destination, Himeji Castle offers so much more than its grand castle complex. What you’ll find is a true photographer’s paradise!
Sendai – The beautiful country city of Japan’s Edo period
Beyond its vibrant cities and beautiful landscapes, Sendai is a vast prefecture rich in history that dates back to the Edo-Japan period.
Asakusa is a great way to experience traditional Tokyo
Tokyo is often associated with Shibuya’s sky-rise buildings and bustling crowds, but Asakusa shines a different light on the nation’s capital.