The Tanabata Festival is celebrated annually on either July 7 or August 7, depending on where you are in Japan....[ Click to read more ]
Back in Seattle we had "The Duck," an amphibious bus that took tourists on a sort of "surf and turf"...[ Click to read more ]
Brazilian Festival Nagoya is a little slice of Latin America in Hisayaodori Park, Sakae. You can enjoy a variety of Brazilian foods...[ Click to read more ]
Roppongi (六本木 ) is an area within Minato, Tokyo, and one of Tokyo’s most popular places among locals and foreigners...[ Click to read more ]
TJCS presents the 2016 Hanami in Kairaku Koen Tsu City, Mie Prefecture Date: Saturday, April 2nd ***Rain out: Sunday, April 3rd Start:...[ Click to read more ]
You have come all this way, why not learn the local language? Here are a few basic phrases to get...[ Click to read more ]
While Japan does not traditionally come to mind when you think of skiing, there are literally hundreds and hundreds of...[ Click to read more ]
Before arriving in Japan you should know that most bank ATMs in Japan will not accept credit, debit or ATM...[ Click to read more ]
Aichi Children’s Center’s “Kids Town” is a wealth of things to do for cheap in Nagoya with kids! Envisioned as a...[ Click to read more ]
Did you know that high quality green tea is produced in Toyota City? Learn all about Japanese green tea, from...[ Click to read more ]