Moe moved to Japan in 2015 with a dream of working as an architect in Tokyo. Currently he lives in Saitama and is working as a Junior architect while self-studying Japanese. He enjoys cooking, gaming, exploring nature and walking solo into hidden izakayas.
10 Japanese Foods You Have Never Had
15 Things to Do in Kobe
15 Things to Do in Akihabara
Traditional Japanese Musical Instruments
20 Things to Do in Kyushu
5 Heartwarming and Tear-jerking Japanese Dramas and Movies
The Ultimate Guide to Experiencing Hakone
Morning Exercise
All About Donburi 
10 Best Japanese Sauces15 Things to Do in Kobe10 Japanese Foods You Have Never Had5 Heartwarming and Tear-jerking Japanese Dramas and Movies15 Things to Do in Akihabara20 Things to Do in Kyushu10 Best Japanese SaucesThe Ultimate Guide to Experiencing HakoneAll About Donburi Morning Exercise
10 Famous Buddha Statues in Japan15 Things to Do in Kobe5 Heartwarming and Tear-jerking Japanese Dramas and Movies15 Things to Do in Akihabara20 Things to Do in Kyushu10 Best Japanese SaucesMorning Exercise
The 5 Best Used Electronic Stores in Akihabara10 Famous Buddha Statues in JapanThe Ultimate Guide to Experiencing Hakone
Kyoto's Famous Omurice: Kichi Kichi
10 Snacks to Try in Japan
Things to Do on Takeshita Street, Harajuku15 Things to Do in Akihabara15 Things to Do in KobeThe Ultimate Guide to Experiencing Hakone
Shop ‘Til You Drop: Bargain Hunting in OsakaKyoto's Famous Omurice: Kichi Kichi
10 Must-see spots in Kamakura once you are in town!
The Top 5 Places to Visit in Nagano in WinterThe 5 Best Used Electronic Stores in Akihabara
Pedaling 4 Paws 2018 – Cycling in the City10 Japanese Foods You Have Never Had
Cycling & Camping along the Sea of Japan, Ishikawa to Aomori
Koriyama City: an Unplanned Day Trip and Pleasant Surprise in Fukushima
5 Must-do Summer Activities in Japan
Tokyo's Hidden Daibutsu: the Subtly Exquisite Buddha Statue of Jōren Temple
The Japanese Serow: The Four-Legged Woods Dweller Native to Japan
Kunozan Toshogu Shrine
River Rafting on the Yoshino: Fun Thrills in Shikoku
A Taste of Waseda: Inside the Uni-125 Cafe
