You are not going to get complaints from me about living in Japan. I am generally happy here, but still,...[ Click to read more ]
Barbacoa Grill is a Brazilian restaurant located in Omotesando, Tokyo, specializing in “churrasco” cuisine, Brazil's answer to BBQ. Churrasco uses...[ Click to read more ]
To start with, apartments in Japan are measured in “Jo.” Jo uses the size of one tatami mat, the traditional...[ Click to read more ]
If you live in a major city in Japan, you do not need much to get around in a car...[ Click to read more ]
Each prefecture in Japan has different rules and requirements for driver licensing. For the most accurate information, please contact the...[ Click to read more ]
If you are in the market for a Christmas Tree to liven up your holiday season you with trim and presents,...[ Click to read more ]
While less than 1% of Japan's population identifies themselves as Christian, Japanese families still look forward to and enjoy Christmas...[ Click to read more ]
Once upon a time in Tokyo, celebrating Halloween meant dressing up in a costume and riding the Yamanote Line around the...[ Click to read more ]
The Nagoya Festival is held annually on the third Saturday and Sunday of October. The main attraction is a parade,...[ Click to read more ]
If you are looking for a lively and colorful way to draw your summer to a close there is no...[ Click to read more ]