Event / Festival Hanazono Shrine’s Tori-no-Ichi Festival: A Lively Celebration of Luck in the Heart of Shinjuku
Known in Japanese as the Ōtori Matsuri (大酉祭), this annual event draws thousands of people from all over Japan who come t...
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Culture How Do Japanese Celebrate Christmas? A Look at Modern Traditions and Unique Holiday Customs
Christmas in Japan is one of the most surprising cultural experiences for international travelers. While the holiday is ...
Food The Culture of Chestnuts in Japan: From Tradition to Sweets
When autumn arrives in Japan, the air becomes crisp, the leaves burst into shades of red and gold, and one of the season...
Kamakura The Beaches of Kamakura: A Coastal Escape Blending Nature, Culture, and Relaxed Local Life
Kamakura is known for its temples, shrines, and rich history, but many travelers are pleasantly surprised to discover th...
Trip About Japanese Money
Japanese CurrencyJapan uses the yen (¥) as its official currency. The yen is available in both coins and banknotes.1. Co...
Trip etstar vs. ANA vs. JAL: A Simple Comparison for Travelers
When choosing a flight in Japan, many travelers compare low-cost carriers like Jetstar with full-service airlines such a...
Yadoya's family's travel diary The Comeback of Notojima Aquarium: A Story of Damage, Recovery, and Marine Wonder
If you’ve ever visited Ishikawa Prefecture in Japan’s Noto Peninsula, you may have heard of Notojima Aquarium. Nestled o...
Trip ZIPAIR vs. ANA vs. JAL: A Simple Comparison Guide for Travelers
When traveling to or from Japan, many people wonder whether they should choose a full-service airline like ANA or JAL, o...
Nikko Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura: Step Back in Time to Japan’s Edo Era
If you are fascinated by Japanese culture and history, Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura is a must-visit destination during y...
Temple / Shrine Sensō-ji Temple: The Spiritual Heart of Tokyo|Walking Through Asakusa
In the midst of Tokyo’s modern skyline, with its gleaming skyscrapers and neon-lit districts, lies a place that seems to...