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Key Things You Need to Do After Moving to Kumamoto

Dec 25, 2024 By Justin Hanus

Although it’s only a small city, Kumamoto has a growing community of foreigners — made up of people both living...[ Click to read more ]

Winter Meals in Hiroshima

Dec 25, 2024 By Justin Hanus

Japan is a country known for its regional culinary specialities, meaning that visitors can travel around the country and sample...[ Click to read more ]

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Hatsumode in Tokyo: Where to Go to Ring in 2025

Dec 25, 2024 By Michael Stigall

New Years in Japan is laser-focused on firsts. You have your first sunrise of the year, which is very important,...[ Click to read more ]

Frozen Fun in Hiroshima

Dec 24, 2024 By Justin Hanus

For many, wintertime in Hiroshima means oysters and nihonshu. These are great seasonal indulgences but there are many other experiences...[ Click to read more ]

Who to Root for in Kumamoto: The Three Biggest Sports Teams

Nov 29, 2024 By Justin Hanus

Japan is big on sport. The most popular team sports are football (soccer), baseball, basketball, and rugby. Of course, there’s...[ Click to read more ]

Christmas Markets in Tokyo and Yokohama

Nov 29, 2024 By Michael Stigall

This year went by quick. It seemed like only yesterday that summer would never end and now, all of a...[ Click to read more ]

Winter Illuminations in 2024

Nov 29, 2024 By Michael Stigall

Christmas Day in Japan is just another working day for the most part.  The most interesting facet of the Christmas...[ Click to read more ]

Tokyo’s Best Flea Markets

Nov 29, 2024 By Michael Stigall

With the holidays coming up, you may be thinking of what to get for your special someone. Or if you're...[ Click to read more ]

Bicycling in Japan from 2024 on

Nov 29, 2024 By William Farrow

From 2024, the rules governing cylists and drivers via the Road Traffic Act have been amended. This round of revisions...[ Click to read more ]

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Christmas in Hiroshima

Nov 29, 2024 By Justin Hanus

With Christmas approaching, it’s time for expats in Hiroshima to get into the festive spirit. Although it’s not an official...[ Click to read more ]