Prefectures in Japan
Japan Travel Blog Post
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Where to Stay in Ginza: Best Areas & Hotels for Every Traveler
Ginza is one of Tokyo’s best areas to stay if you love shopping, restaurants, cafés, beautiful city streets, and easy access to central Tokyo. But even though Ginza is relatively compact, which side of Ginza you stay on can make a differ… -
Where to Stay in Ueno: Best Areas & Hotels for Every Traveler
Ueno is one of the most practical places to stay in Tokyo, especially if you’re flying through Narita Airport, traveling with children, or planning to explore the eastern side of the city. But even within Ueno, the best place to stay dep… -
Where to Stay in Asakusa: Best Areas & Hotels for Every Traveler
Asakusa is one of the best places to stay in Tokyo if you want traditional atmosphere, easy sightseeing, local food, and a quieter evening experience than neighborhoods like Shibuya or Shinjuku. But even within Asakusa, where you stay ca… -
Where to Stay Near Tokyo Station: Best Areas & Hotels for Every Traveler
Tokyo Station is one of the most convenient places to stay in Tokyo, especially if you plan to use the Shinkansen, take day trips, or travel to other parts of Japan. But when choosing a hotel around Tokyo Station, there’s one important t… -
Where to Stay in Shinjuku: Best Areas & Hotels for Every Traveler
Shinjuku is one of the most convenient places to stay in Tokyo—but choosing exactly where to stay in Shinjuku can be surprisingly difficult. Shinjuku Station is enormous, and the atmosphere changes dramatically depending on which side of… -
Best Restaurants in Shinjuku: A Local Guide to Where to Eat
Shinjuku can be overwhelming when it comes to food. There are thousands of restaurants packed around one of the busiest stations in the world, and the atmosphere changes considerably depending on whether you’re around Nishi-Shinjuku, Kab…
Japanese Culture
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Goshuin Collecting – Stamps at Shrines and Temples
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Basic Rules for Chopsticks in Japan | Explain with Pictures
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Convenience store – MUST TRY FOOD at Lawson, Familymart, Seven-eleven
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Convenience store is useful – 24/7, Food & Beverage, ATM, Printer, Package, etc.
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Street Rules in Japan – Eating, Drinking alcohol, Garbage, Smoking, etc
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Otsukimi – moon viewing festival on Jugoya with odango, seasonal fruits, and harvest.
