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How to Get Cheap and Easy Internet in Japan: eSIM vs. SIM Comparison

23/05/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

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

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Can’t Find a Trash Bin in Japan? 5 Places to Look Right Now

17/05/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

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

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How to Buy Hot Snacks at Japanese Convenience Stores

10/04/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

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

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Caught in the Rain? Where to Buy an Umbrella in Japan!

11/03/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

Japan is known for its sudden rain showers, so having an umbrella on hand is always a good idea. This guide will introduce you to the best places to buy umbrellas, from convenience stores and 100-yen shops to specialty stores … Read More

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Comparing Japan’s Top 3 Convenience Store: What to Buy Where

02/09/2023 by Tabimania JAPAN

Convenience stores are convenient places Japanese people often visit in our daily lives. However, lately, attractive products have been introduced one after another, raising the overall shopping experience to a higher level. So, let’s take a closer look at the … Read More

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How much do you know? Chocolate snacks recommended by Japanese

22/07/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

Many chocolate snacks are sold at convenience stores in Japan.If you like chocolate, a convenience store where you can easily buy chocolate is convenient.However, there are so many kinds that you may wonder which chocolate to buy, especially if you … Read More

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