Water Sports in Hiroshima
Mar 27, 2023 By Justin Hanus
Are you raring to get into the water in Hiroshima and experience some fun activities? The good news is this Japanese city has plenty of waterways and facilities offering everything from a nice relaxing day out to a white-knuckle, thrill-seeking extravaganza. Here’s a selection of sports and activities to try...[ Click to read more ]
Inuyama City: Historical Castle Town and Much More…
Mar 23, 2023 By Bert Wishart
Just half an hour from Nagoya is Inuyama, an ancient town once one of the most important domains of the ruling Oda clan. It is especially renowned for its stunning castle that overlooks the Kiso River, a popular spot for viewing cherry blossoms in spring and the turning of the...[ Click to read more ]
Seeking Nagoya’s Sushi
Mar 15, 2023 By Bert Wishart
Think 'Japanese food,' and your mind automatically goes to sushi, right? It is the food that typifies the nation and is the first thing most people want to eat when they come to Japan. Nagoya isn't known for sushi, but having the second-largest fish market in Japan, it should come...[ Click to read more ]
Beginner’s Guide to Sushi
Mar 10, 2023 By Bert Wishart
Think of Japan, and you think of sushi. It's as simple as that. Or is it? Because there is a whole world of sushi that you quite probably don't know about. For a start, did you know that it originally came from near present-day Vietnam? Or that it was intended...[ Click to read more ]
Rabbit Cafe in Nagoya, Japan – Play With Rabbits!
Mar 03, 2023 By Ray Proper
One of the many weird and wonderful Japanese experiences is the pet café. Many apartments in Japan do not allow animals, so people cannot have pets. People who cannot live without that too cute pink nose snuggle snuggle time with their pet of choice have the option of visiting a...[ Click to read more ]
How to Reduce Electricity usage at Home
Mar 01, 2023 By Ray Proper
Reducing energy use in your home saves you money and reduces the pollution emitted from non-renewable sources. With the prices of power rising in Japan, you can save yourself some significant coin if you learn to reduce your usage at home! Switch off, and unplug electrical devices when not in...[ Click to read more ]
The NHK Man and NHK Fee – FAQ
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NHK, Japan's national public broadcasting organization, is funded by TV receiving fees paid by households in Japan that have a TV set. Therefore, you must legally pay the NHK TV receiving fees if you live in Japan and have a TV. The NHK TV receiving fees are used to fund...[ Click to read more ]
Paintballing at Kakamigahara
Feb 28, 2023 By Bert Wishart
If you're looking for an adrenaline-fueled activity to get the blood pumping, you might find that paintballing is the sport for you. From amateur enthusiasts to professional players, paintballing provides an exciting opportunity to experience a simulated combat scenario while promoting teamwork, strategic thinking, and physical fitness. It has become...[ Click to read more ]
It’s Time to Rel-Axe at Nagoya’s Axe Throwing Bar
Feb 27, 2023 By Bert Wishart
You know how it goes: you're up to your eyeballs in work, the boss has been riding you, the kids won't do what they're told, and this morning the cat mistook your slippers for a litter tray. But at least it's finally Friday, and you've got a chance to unwind...[ Click to read more ]
Casting Your Net: Discover More about Japan with Podcasts
By Bert Wishart
So, you find yourself in Japan, and you want to immerse yourself in the culture, but you've got three fundamental problems: you can't speak the language well enough to flick on the TV and plop down in front of the various variety shows (believe me, you're not missing out there);...[ Click to read more ]
