When visiting Japan, many travelers fall in love with Japanese green tea, or ryokucha. But bulky bottles or loose-leaf teas can be difficult to pack. That’s why powdered “Oi Ocha” green tea is a brilliant souvenir choice—compact, easy to use, … Read More
What is LOGOS? LOGOS is one of Japan’s most popular and trusted outdoor brands, offering a full lineup of high-quality gear for camping, BBQs, and outdoor adventures. With its signature green maple leaf logo, LOGOS has been a go-to brand … Read More
Japan is a haven for beauty enthusiasts. Whether you’re seeking viral J-beauty trends, luxury skincare, or limited-edition makeup items, Japan has it all. This guide introduces six of the best places to shop cosmetics in Japan — from accessible drugstores … Read More
What Is a “100 Yen Shop” in Japan? In Japan, a “100 yen shop” is similar to a dollar store or pound shop found in other countries. Most items are priced at just 100 yen (about 0.70 USD), making these … Read More
If you’re a fan of high-performance sneakers, running shoes, or stylish sportswear, ASICS is probably on your radar. What many tourists may not realize is that ASICS is a Japanese brand, and buying ASICS products in Japan can be significantly … Read More
Shopping for clothes or shoes in Japan can be a fun and stylish experience—but it can also be confusing if you’re not familiar with Japanese size labels. If you’re a tourist planning to buy fashion items in Japan, here are … Read More
From July 18 to September 15, 2025, Chiikawa Bakery on the 3rd floor of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando “Omokado” is rolling out an irresistibly cute summer collection!This year’s theme? Sun-kissed Chiikawa, Hachiware, and Usagi rocking stylish sunglasses. Don’t miss this limited-time … Read More
If you’re visiting Japan and thinking of bringing home high-quality Japanese electronics, you’re in luck. Japan is home to world-famous electronics brands, and the best place to buy them at great prices is at major electronics retail stores found in … Read More
Seicomart, often affectionately called “Secoma,” is more than just a convenience store—it’s a beloved Hokkaido institution. With the highest number of locations in Hokkaido among all convenience store chains, it offers travelers unique regional products, hot meals, and reliable service … Read More
Are you a fan of lemon sours? If so, Asahi’s “Mirai no Lemon Sour” (The Lemon Sour of the Future) is something you absolutely must try during your visit to Japan! Re-released on June 24, 2025, this groundbreaking canned chuhai … Read More