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Kyoto - former capital of Japan, so there are many historical buildings such as temples and shrines that has interesting stories. Here are my recommendations for things to do in Kyoto! Things To Do in Kyoto Kyoto is one of famous & p...

Kuromon Market is one of popular spots to visit in Osaka, and there are many foods that you can try with reasonable price! This is a guide for food that you should check, especially if you are a foodie! Kuromon Ichiba Market in Osaka His...

Must visit Temples in Kyoto - not only golden temple (Kinkaku-ji), there are many temples with a long history and interesting stories! Here is a Kyoto Temples guide for you to decide which temple(s) to visit. Temples in Kyoto, Japan Ther...

What you should eat in Kyoto, Japan on your trip? Here is a list of restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy local and traditional foods, street foods, etc!   Temari Sushi - Handrolled Sushi Temari Sushi (Zushi) is a small ball siz...

Chiba is next to Tokyo, Japan. And there is Narita Airport where a lot of airplane take off and come in. Although, it is not known well by people. Here are Things To Do in Chiba, and you can easily go to most of them from Tokyo as day tr...

Ushiku Daibutsu, Ibaraki, Japan is the tallest bronze Buddha statue in the world! You can go inside of the statue, try a copying Buddhist scriptures in silence, have a view from the observatory deck, etc. Here are tips and guide, how to ...

Mito Ume Matsuri (Festival) is a popular event in Mito city, Ibaraki, being held at Kairakuen garden (+ Kobuntei ) and Kodokan in early Spring. You can enjoy Ume (plum) trees of course, and also Hina nagashi, food, special events (Team l...

Sakura Matsuri (Festival) at Sakuragi Shrine in Chiba, which people go to enjoy Cherry blossom season. Here are things you should know before going, like the limited items, limited Sakura designed Goshuin (numbered tickets + waiting time...

What are the Best Things To Do in Okinawa, Japan? Here is the ultimate guide with tips and information of how to enjoy your trip, and bucket list including beautiful beaches, islands, views, historical places, local food, etc. that have ...

Traditional Japanese Wedding Kimono is very beautiful, there are usually 2 kinds of Kimono called Irouchikake and Shiromuku for bride, and one named (Montsuki) Hakama for groom (male). My husband and I had a photo shooting in Kimono in K...