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
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
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
Conveyor belt sushi in Japan is a fun and delicious experience, but it’s important to follow proper etiquette. Here are some key points to keep in mind if you’re visiting for the first time. 1. Not All Sushi Costs the … Read More
Japan has distinct seasons, and the seafood available varies throughout the year. Seasonal seafood is at its peak in flavor and texture, making it the best time to enjoy it. However, please note that the peak seasons listed here are … Read More
One of the most popular activities from winter to spring in Japan is “strawberry picking (Ichigo Gari, いちご狩り).” Picking and eating fresh, sweet strawberries is a fun experience, especially for tourists. This guide provides first-time visitors with essential information on … Read More
One of the most popular activities from winter to spring in Japan is “Fruits picking.” Picking and eating fresh, sweet fruits is a fun experience, especially for tourists. This guide provides how to make a reservation. How make a reservation? … Read More
Japan is known for its high-quality and delicious fruits, many of which are available only during specific seasons. If you’re visiting Japan and want to taste the freshest seasonal fruits, here’s a guide to when you can enjoy them at … Read More
Have you ever heard of a dessert that causes long lines at Nagoya Station? It’s called “Piyorin,” a delightful sweet made with Nagoya Cochin eggs. Famous for its adorable appearance, it has become one of Nagoya’s new iconic treats. In … Read More
Japanese restaurants use various payment methods. Here, we introduce three common types. Each method is easy to understand, even for foreign visitors. 1. Paying at the Register with a Bill This is the most common payment method. After finishing your … Read More