Japan Archives - Page 6 of 11 - Have Ya Seen Japan

Tennis in Japan – how to get involved as a foreigner

As a foreigner, it may seem intimidating to get into tennis in Japan, but by following these simple steps, you’ll be on a court in no time!

Food / Sushi

Kura Sushi takes a unique approach to Japan’s iconic conveyor belt sushi concept by cleverly incorporating technology with old traditions.

Anyone staying in Japan on a long-term visa is legally required to have a residence card in their possession. Here’s what you need to know!

As an Aussie, I believe the best way to experience life in Japan with no strings attached is to get yourself a Working Holiday Visa.

English-speaking staff, comfortable, convenient, and an unbeatable location at an equally unbeatable price, Kyoto Hana Hostel has it all!

Mt. Moiwa is another one of Sapporo’s gems that simply has to be experienced. Without spending a dime, you’ll get the best views in Japan!

Yes, going to a cinema in Japan is an experience in and of itself. Here’s a breakdown of my movie experience at United Cinemas in Sapporo.

JR Pass prices are soon to skyrocket, almost doubling in base value. Here’s why you should buy it now even if you’re not traveling right away.

The Golden Pavilion or Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺) has become a pilgrimage for visitors to Kyoto, but is it really worth your time?

With easy access to delicious lunch packs at the lowest prices, living frugal in Japan isn’t as difficult as one may believe.

Food / Sushi

Sushiro is widely regarded as Japan’s cheapest conveyor belt sushi establishment. Here’s how my own Sushiro experience went down.

Kyoto

People come to Kyoto for shrines and temples, but if you’ve lived here long enough, it’s sights like the Kamo River that stay by your side.