When traveling in Japan, you may notice something interesting in convenience stores and supermarkets:some Calbee potato chips can only be bought in specific regions. These are not limited editions for a short time — they are regional flavors, deeply connected … Read More
Exploring Japan’s vibrant cities can work up an appetite, and sometimes that hunger hits well after the sun goes down. Luckily, Japan is a paradise for night owls. Whether you want a quick snack or a steaming bowl of noodles, … Read More
Many visitors to Japan have tried cup ramen, but fewer know about cup yakisoba.Cup yakisoba is one of Japan’s most popular instant foods, loved by locals for decades. Unlike ramen, yakisoba is a stir-fried noodle dish, and the cup version … Read More
Japan is a snack lover’s paradise — and potato chips are at the heart of it.From light and crispy classics to thick-cut gourmet chips, Japanese brands keep reinventing the snack game. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite at a 7-Eleven, … Read More
A If you visit Japan, you must try Famichiki, the famous fried chicken sold at FamilyMart, one of Japan’s biggest convenience store chains.Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, it’s the ultimate quick snack that locals can’t resist. … Read More
When you’re traveling in Japan, unexpected situations can happen—getting caught in the rain, sweating a lot during summer, or simply forgetting to pack enough underwear. Don’t worry! Japan has many convenient options where you can quickly buy underwear. Here are … 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
When traveling in Japan, having a working smartphone is more than just convenient—it’s essential. From ordering food by scanning QR codes at restaurants, to checking train schedules, translating signs, or navigating with maps, reliable internet access is a must for … Read More
If you’re traveling in Japan, you might find yourself wondering, “Where are all the trash bins?” Unlike some countries, public trash cans are few and far between in Japan. But don’t worry — here’s how to locate them and properly … Read More