Many of Japan's most famous shrines and temples are in the old capital of Kyoto. Tokyo, while not as historic as...[ Click to read more ]
Of course you know what Tokyo’s Akihabara district is known for: electronics, video games, anime and manga shops, maid cafes,...[ Click to read more ]
If you find yourself in Hiroshima or the surrounding area for any length of time, you really should set aside...[ Click to read more ]
Onomichi has long been one of my own family’s favorite day-trip destinations in Hiroshima prefecture. Time after time, this little...[ Click to read more ]
For many people, spring really only means flowers, and plenty of them. Some of us can get all we need...[ Click to read more ]
When I moved to Tokyo proper last year, I made sure to position myself in between two 24 hour grocery...[ Click to read more ]
It’s been almost eight years since the concept of bikesharing hit Japan’s shores in the Minato-Mirai and Kannai districts of...[ Click to read more ]
The geisha is perhaps one of the most recognizable symbols of Japan, an icon that conjures up images of beauty, grace and...[ Click to read more ]
As Japan has so much to offer, it’s worth taking a trip to see different parts of the country. If...[ Click to read more ]
One of the best ways to enjoy a new place is to walk around and visit the attractions. But if...[ Click to read more ]