Thai Festival in Nagoya’s Hisayaodori Park
May 01, 2018 By Ray Proper
The annual Thai Festival in is an extremely popular early summer event in Nagoya. Held at Hisayaodori Park, rain or shine,...[ Click to read more ]
Tokyo Sea Life Park Aquarium
Apr 27, 2018 By Admin
Tokyo Sea Life Park is an aquarium featuring over 600 species of rare marine life from around the world. The...[ Click to read more ]
Get Rid Of Your International Coin Collection Once And For All
Apr 26, 2018 By Jason Gatewood
Like any other expat living here in Japan, I’ve taken to using the proximity to the rest of Asia along...[ Click to read more ]
Tokyo Midtown Hibiya: Upscale shopping at the Emperor’s front door
Apr 26, 2018 By Jason Gatewood
Tokyo’s Hibiya district is known mostly for its namesake park right next to the Imperial Palace grounds, and being home...[ Click to read more ]
Tokyo Java: Why Are Indie Coffee Shops Opening All Over The Metropolis?
Apr 26, 2018 By Jason Gatewood
We’ll forgive you for thinking Japan was all about the green tea if you’ve never been here before. Of course...[ Click to read more ]
Hakone and The Old Tokaido Road
Apr 26, 2018 By Jason Gatewood
Hakone is usually more synonymous with skiing or being a jumping off point for tours to Mt. Fuji but it’s...[ Click to read more ]
English Speaking Hairdressers in Nagoya
Apr 25, 2018 By Oshima
If you are looking for an English speaking stylist in Nagoya, you have options. London or New York, great options...[ Click to read more ]
Must-Do Activities to Live the Japanese Experience
Apr 25, 2018 By Justin Hanus
The best way to learn about any culture is to immerse yourself in it. For one thing, this involves participating...[ Click to read more ]
Sports You Can Join in Kobe
Apr 25, 2018 By Justin Hanus
Sport plays a big part in modern Japanese life and expat sports enthusiasts can find plenty of activities to keep...[ Click to read more ]
Popular Patisseries and Bakeries in Kobe
Apr 25, 2018 By Justin Hanus
When you are in a new place, you always find yourself trying out the restaurants first. Unless you’re on a...[ Click to read more ]
