Tabimania Japan

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is finally here! If you are traveling or living in Japan during the tournament, you might be wondering how and where to catch the action. With the games taking place across North America, the significant … Read More

This year is the biggest football event on earth—the World Cup year! Did you know that the Japanese national team (SAMURAI BLUE) booked their ticket to the tournament faster than any other country except the hosts? Hailed as the “strongest … Read More

Four years of waiting are finally over—the World Cup is here! For soccer fans and fashion lovers visiting Japan, this year brings an exciting bonus: the Japan National Football Team has completely refreshed its jersey design. While the iconic “Samurai … Read More

When visiting Japan, you might think of ancient temples and beautiful shrines. But look up, and you’ll find some of the most advanced engineering and stunning modern architecture in the world! From Tokyo’s trendy hubs to Osaka’s vibrant streets and … Read More

Japan’s idol culture is world-famous, and CANDY TUNE is currently one of the most explosive, fast-growing groups leading the scene. Formed under the “KAWAII LAB.” project by ASOBISYSTEM (the masterminds behind Harajuku culture), this 7-member group performs at massive venues … Read More

Whether you’re planning a romantic night or just want a uniquely Japanese souvenir, buying condoms in Japan is easWhen traveling to Japan, most people think of sushi, anime, and historic temples. However, there is another booming industry that has quietly … Read More

If you are a Disney fan traveling to Japan, visiting a Disney Store is an absolute must! While you can find Disney Stores around the world, Japan’s locations offer an entirely unique experience. From traditional Japanese-style designs to exclusive, high-quality … Read More

Japan is famous for its beautiful culture, safety, and delicious food. However, it is also known for having some of the strictest drug laws in the world. While cannabis (marijuana) is becoming legal or decriminalized in many Western countries and … Read More

When traveling around Japan, you will quickly get used to the standard cash: the 1,000, 5,000, and 10,000 yen notes. But there is a “phantom” bill that most locals in Tokyo or Osaka haven’t seen in years. Introducing the 2,000 … Read More

When people think of Kawagoe (often called “Little Edo”), they usually picture historic clay-walled warehouses and sweet potato treats. But there is a hidden gem just a short trip from the town center that is taking Instagram by storm: Saimyoji … Read More