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5 Must-Order Foods to Eat at Izakaya
To help you figure out what to order and enjoy izayaka cuisines, here are 5 must-try izakaya foods!
Champagne for 1000 Bucks – Host Clubs in Japan
Host Clubs are an interesting Japanese social phenomenon. Unlike "normal" clubs where you go for dancing, you go to host clubs to enjoy the company of nicely dressed and styled young Japanese guys and girls, the hosts.
Seijin no Hi – A Few Facts About The Japanese Coming of Age Day
'Seijin no Hi' or the the 'Coming of Age Day' is celebrated in Japan every year on the second Monday of January. Celebrations are conducted in every city in which all young people will join together. They will wear traditional Japanese costumes and enjoy the day dressed in traditional clothes rather than modern garb.
Experiencing Kimono in Japan For The First Time
When visiting Japan, was it your dream to try a kimono?
Weather in Japan – The Best Seasons to Travel
So you decided to venture in Japan and experience its culture, there are things that need to be considered in order to make your venture easier, smoother, and less confusing when visiting a country thats different from yours and cannot communicate due to a language barrier. This article will cover mostly the weather.
5 Japanese Sweets That You Probably Did Not Know Before
I want to showcase 5 Japanese sweets that you probably have not yet heard of but should definitely try on your next trip to Japan or if you can find them in a store with Japanese food items.
Japanese New Year Cards – Interesting Facts and How to Write Them Properly
These elaborate, colorful, and heart-warming cards show a person's appreciation and affection for being helped in the previous year and help maintain good relationships in the year to come; they’re like Japan’s Christmas cards.
The Nakameguro Strip – A Cherry Blossom Hotspot with Trendy Shops and Cafes Aplenty
You never step into the same river twice is no truer for the ever changing Meguro River that runs through and defines Nakameguro. The area has gone through many incarnations from Edo times when Tokyo was a river city bustling with commerce and trade along the many rivers that crossed it.
Planning a Working Holiday in Japan – Should I Use an Agency or Organize It on My Own?
As someone that planned and organized their working holiday stay in Japan on their own I took a look at what kind of services these agencies offer and provide my opinion whether it’s a good investment or whether you should rather spend the money for traveling while in Japan.
Godzilla – A Few Facts About Japan’s Kaiju King
Why is this giant monster so internationally iconic? What exactly is he supposed to be?
Snap on Your Snowshoes – 3 Stunning Winter Spots in Yamagata
Strike off the beaten ski runs for spectacular vistas and to experience the stillness of winter in Japan’s north country. Only on snowshoes can you access these stunning spots—take advantage of this low cost, low speedway to enjoy snowscapes while getting in a good workout.