Top Tips for Daily Life in Hiroshima
Mar 26, 2024 By Justin Hanus
Hiroshima is a welcoming city that has become home to many international residents from around the world. However, it may...[ Click to read more ]
Top Owl Cafés in Osaka
Mar 26, 2024 By Justin Hanus
There are all sorts of animal cafés around Japan, most of which feature pets like cats, dogs, hedgehogs, and reptiles....[ Click to read more ]
Records Shops in Tokyo
Mar 26, 2024 By Michael Stigall
Did you know that April 21st is Record Store Day? Sure, the modern music industry is well and truly established...[ Click to read more ]
Tenmusu – Nagoya’s Other Shrimp Soul Food
Mar 26, 2024 By Bert Wishart
When outsiders think about Nagoya's meibutsu [local specialties], a few things will spring to mind. Miso katsu will be one,...[ Click to read more ]
Disability Venues & Activities in Kumamoto
Mar 25, 2024 By Justin Hanus
Disability access in Japan has improved greatly in recent times, whether that be making buildings more disability-friendly or providing opportunities...[ Click to read more ]
What to Expect from the Reopened Kansai International Airport
Mar 25, 2024 By Justin Hanus
After closing for renovations in 2021, the international terminal of Kansai International Airport reopened in December 2022. This was its...[ Click to read more ]
The Most Characteristic Souvenirs of Kumamoto
Mar 25, 2024 By Justin Hanus
Every region you visit in Japan will have something unique about it. Often, these qualities are reflected in the souvenirs....[ Click to read more ]
What Souvenirs to Bring Back from Hiroshima
Mar 25, 2024 By Justin Hanus
Many people know little about Hiroshima beyond its tragic history as the site of the atomic bomb in World War...[ Click to read more ]
Day Trips from Tokyo
Mar 25, 2024 By Michael Stigall
Now that the weather is getting better, we can start focusing on my favorite Tokyo pastime: Getting out of town. ...[ Click to read more ]
Getting Arty – What’s on in Nagoya’s Galleries
Mar 25, 2024 By Bert Wishart
Art lovers in Nagoya have been a little disappointed in recent years. Firstly, the Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts closed...[ Click to read more ]
