Summer in Japan is like a never-ending battle against exhaustion and sweat, but these 5 combini refreshers are sure to get you through!
Food / Kitakyushu
Posted on:
Trying Cinnabon in Japan – what differences can you expect?
At this point, I could make a whole series about Japan’s twist on Western favorites, this time featuring the iconic Cinnabon!
Food / Restaurants
Posted on:
Saizeriya – exploring Japan’s yoshoku (western) restaurants
One of the restaurants you’ll see everywhere in Japan is Saizeriya, the best place to experience Japan’s take on western food!
Kitakyushu / Travel
Posted on:
Japan’s most beautiful graveyard? A trip to Adachi Cemetery
I never thought I’d recommend visiting a graveyard, but Adachi Cemetery is one of the most beautiful sites I’ve ever seen.
Accommodation / Travel / Working Holiday Visa
Posted on:
Japan’s hostels are ideal for solo travelers and freelancers
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?
Bento Box / Japan Rail / JR Pass / Shinkansen / Travel
Posted on:
5 activities to pass the time on long bullet train rides in Japan
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!
Food / McDonald's / Travel
Posted on:
5 McDonald’s dessert items you’ll find only in Japan
Japan always has something unique to offer at western-owned establishments. Here are 5 McDonald’s desserts that prove this statement true!
Osaka / Starbucks / Travel
Posted on:
Cafe hopping in Japan – a day at Tennoji MIO
Cafe hopping is one of the most important skills as a freelancer working on the move. Last week, I spent a day exploring cafes in Osaka!
7-Eleven / Bento Box / Combini / Family Mart / Food / Lawson
Posted on:
Combini combinations – my recommended dinner set
Known for their cheap and delicious food conveniently accessible from anywhere in Japan, it’s easy to put together a tasty combini dinner!
Accommodation / Food / Shopping / Travel
Posted on:
How much cash should you bring for a trip to Japan?
In a world that’s going cashless, Japan continues to be a cash-based society. With that in mind, just how much cash should you bring to Japan?
Technology
Posted on:
Japan’s smart toilets offer an intuitive bidet and flush system
Developed in 1980 by TOTO bathroom manufacturing, Japan’s smart toilets have revolutionized the washing and flushing routine of a nation.
Combini / Lawson
Posted on:
5 must-try snacks from Lawson Japan
Lawson is considered one of the “big 3” convenience stores alongside Family Mart and 7-Eleven. Here are my 5 must-try snacks from Lawson!