Tabimania Japan

Many people say that Nara gets quiet at night — “shops close early” or “there’s nothing to do after dinner.”That is partly true, but it’s not the whole story. If you know where to go, Nara can still be enjoyable … Read More

The 2026 season marks the most dramatic transformation in the history of the J.League.For international football fans visiting Japan, this year offers a rare chance to witness Japanese football at a historic turning point. Japan’s top league will move away … Read More

Valentine’s Day in Japan can be confusing for first-time visitors.If someone gives you chocolate, what does it mean?Do you need to reply?Is it a romantic signal—or just a friendly gesture? Here’s a simple guide to understanding what to do when … Read More

Relax Your Tired Feet in the City: Foot Bath (Ashiyu) Spots in Tokyo After a long day of sightseeing in Tokyo, your feet might be the first to feel exhausted.Did you know that you can enjoy a traditional Japanese foot … Read More

Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai is one of Tokyo’s newest and most exciting food destinations.Opened in 2024 next to Toyosu Market—the successor to the famous Tsukiji Market—this large-scale complex brings together around 70 restaurants and food shops from all over Japan. Designed … Read More

When traveling in Japan, you may come across a small hot spring where people are soaking only their feet. This is called “Ashiyu” (足湯) — a traditional Japanese foot bath that is easy, relaxing, and often free to enjoy. Ashiyu … Read More

Cherry blossoms, known as sakura, are one of the most iconic symbols of spring in Japan. Every year, millions of international travelers plan their trips around the short but breathtaking sakura season. For spring 2026, the first cherry blossom forecasts … Read More

What Is a Kamakura? Kamakura is a traditional snow structure made by hollowing out a large mound of snow, creating a small room inside.In snowy regions of Japan, kamakura have long been used as winter shelters and as sacred spaces … Read More

Kiyosu Castle (清洲城) is a historic landmark closely tied to Oda Nobunaga, one of the most influential samurai warlords in Japanese history.During the Sengoku Period (15th–16th century), Kiyosu was a thriving castle town and an important political and military center … Read More

If you are a fan of Attack on Titan, Hita City in Oita Prefecture is a place you simply cannot miss.This peaceful riverside town is the birthplace of Hajime Isayama, the creator of the world-famous manga, and home to official … Read More