My Secreat Collections of Tokyo Museums!
Tokyo is host to many museums. From parasites to the postal service; and from reality to reels of anime at Ghibli museum, uncover them all!
Tokyo is host to many museums. From parasites to the postal service; and from reality to reels of anime at Ghibli museum, uncover them all!
Indulge in a national sport rich in indigenous Shinto heritage, and round out your Japan experience by attending a Sumo tournament.
Hopping to a shrine in Harajuku, or shopping the fine design at Omotesando, get off the train line and walk Tokyo!
Vending machines in Japan help make shopping for food and drinks much easier for the traveler who cannot speak Japanese. What else can you buy from them?
Modifying trucks in Japan is a phenomenon called Dekotora, and it comes in various styles and movements.
Excellent customer service is something Japan is famous for, and Japanese hospitality and courtesy is one reason why many tourists love Japan.
What kind of hotels are your best bet if you have missed the last train? What other options are there?
Japan’s architecture, with its quirky mix of traditional and modern buildings, truly reflects how Japan remains a leader of design and innovation.
With the proper etiquette in mind, it is time to experience the uniqueness of the slowly disappearing practice of public bathing in Japan.
From train stations to temples and shrines, discover Japan’s hobby of collectible stamps.
Throughout history, Japan has represented places and objects with special spirits. The character mascots of Japan continue that heritage to this day.
From cheap to high-end designer fashion, Japan’s clothing is marked by quality.
Entertain a one-track mind with Japan’s railway history. Enjoy train museums and find souvenirs on your next trip!
Whether with the soft alcohol of sake or the sweet sparkle of soda, drink in the flavors of Japan’s four seasons.
When restaurant take-out involves renting a dog, don’t just cat-nap at the cat café. Explore the many animal cafés of Japan.
Set out from overwhelming Tokyo to glimpse the living heritage of Japan.
Even with a map in hand, it is not uncommon for tourists (and even the locals!) to get lost in Japan, especially when it comes to the complex subway lines.
Japan, with its entrancing anime, manga and cool toys, has long been the dream destination of many people, who are still in touch with their inner child.
Kyoto is not only a hub for history, but offers shopping for your anime,manga, and general hobby needs.
Free accomodation with local hosts in the land of the rising sun, what to think about when couchsurfing in Japan.
Although Japanese will forgive you a few mistakes here and there, it is best to be courteous and be aware of their customs.
Souvenirs, or omiyage in Japanese, are the perfect way to bring something back to your country beyond the photographs and dozens of wonderful stories you can remember and tell your friends and family.