Tabimania Japan

Valentine’s Day in Japan is very different from how it is celebrated in many other countries. While February 14th is widely known as a romantic day around the world, Japan has developed its own unique Valentine’s culture—one that often surprises … Read More

Hiroshima is not only famous for its history—it is also one of western Japan’s most beautiful places to enjoy sakura (cherry blossoms) in spring. From peaceful riverside parks to mountain viewpoints with sea views, Hiroshima offers unforgettable cherry blossom experiences. … Read More

Japan was long famous for stable prices and low inflation.But over the past few years, that has changed. Since 2022, prices in Japan have been rising at the fastest pace in decades. Everyday items, souvenirs, and especially hotels now cost … Read More

Japanese hand creams are famous for their high quality, lightweight textures, and unique scents.They are easy to pack, affordable, and perfect as souvenirs or self-care gifts while traveling in Japan. Here are the best Japanese hand creams, categorized by price … Read More

If you are traveling in Japan and want a quick, affordable, and truly Japanese meal,Marugame Seimen (丸亀製麺) is a must-try. It is Japan’s largest udon chain, loved for its freshly made noodles and fun self-service style.At first, the system may … Read More

DAISO is one of Japan’s most famous 100-yen shops.For just a few dollars, you can buy uniquely Japanese items that are cute, practical, and perfect as souvenirs. Here are 11 must-buy items at DAISO that let you experience Japan at … Read More

What is Bonsai? Bonsai is a traditional Japanese art form that recreates the beauty of nature inside a small pot.It is not simply about growing a tree — it is about expressing the spirit of a full-sized landscape in miniature … Read More

Towering above the city of Sendai, Sendai Daikannon is one of Japan’s most surprising landmarks.Standing at 100 meters tall, it is the second tallest statue in Japan—and one of the very few giant statues in the country that visitors can … Read More

A Unique Japanese Festival to Welcome Good Luck When traveling in Japan during winter, you may hear people shouting “Oni wa soto! Fuku wa uchi!” and see soybeans being thrown around.This lively tradition is called Setsubun, a seasonal event deeply … Read More

A Timeless Stage of Prayer and Sunset in Nara When visiting Todai-ji Temple, most travelers focus on the famous Great Buddha Hall.Few continue deeper into the temple grounds. That is a mistake. Hidden on the eastern hillside of Todai-ji lies … Read More