Tabimania Japan

A hotspot where tradition meets trend—that’s Ōsu Shopping Street in Nagoya.Blending the nostalgic charm of old Japan with cutting-edge culture, this bustling area offers endless surprises and delights for visitors. With over 1,200 shops lining its streets, Ōsu is Nagoya’s … Read More

Nestled in a quiet residential area of Tokyo, Gotokuji Temple (豪徳寺) is a hidden gem with a unique claim to fame — it’s widely considered to be one of the birthplaces of the beloved “maneki-neko,” the beckoning cat that brings … Read More

Getting around in Japan is usually easy with trains and buses, but sometimes, taking a taxi is the most convenient option—especially when you have luggage, are traveling late at night, or visiting places with limited public transportation. In Japan, there … Read More

When visiting Okinawa, don’t miss out on trying sanpin tea — a refreshing and aromatic drink that reflects the island’s unique blend of cultures. This local favorite isn’t just another cup of tea; it tells the story of Okinawa’s history, … Read More

A quick guide for first-time visitors Japanese convenience stores—also known as konbini—are more than just places to grab drinks or sandwiches. They’re a treasure trove of hot snacks that are perfect for a quick bite on the go! From juicy … Read More

Rainy days in Tokyo don’t have to be boring. Whether you’re looking to stay dry inside some of the city’s best indoor attractions or want to capture the unique beauty of Tokyo in the rain, there’s plenty to explore. Here’s … Read More

Hato Sablé: A Beloved Dove-Shaped Cookie from Kamakura When traveling in Japan, discovering regional sweets and unique souvenirs is always a highlight. One such beloved treat is the Hato Sablé, a dove-shaped butter cookie that has been a favorite of … Read More

When people think of geisha—white face makeup, elegant kimono, and graceful dances—Kyoto often comes to mind. But did you know that Arima Onsen in Kobe also has a long-standing geiko (geisha) tradition? In this article, we’ll dive into the rich … Read More

Explore Himeji Castle and Kokoen Garden – Discover Japan’s First UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Stunning Japanese Garden! Located in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture, Himeji Castle is one of Japan’s most famous and best-preserved castles. Known as the “White … Read More

If you’re a Pokémon fan visiting Tokyo, make sure to stop by Pokémon Center Shibuya, located inside Shibuya PARCO. One of the highlights of this store is the Pokémon Design Lab, where you can create your very own custom Pokémon … Read More