Planning a 1 week Sapporo winter itinerary? Look no further! Sapporo is a charming city in Hokkaido, perfect for winter adventures and exploring culture. You’ll find plenty of exciting activities and attractions to make your trip unforgettable. From the famous Sapporo Snow Festival, JAPOW-topped slopes, rejuvenating onsens, and tasty local cuisine, here’s a guide to […]
Japan Travel Guide
A place of zen, over-the-top friendliness, and the best sushi you'll ever have.
There's not a country as welcoming as Japan. Sure it's expensive here but it's all worth it when you get to experience the Japanese spirit and culture that spans ancient tradition and the modern.
This Japan travel guide will help you plan your next vacation.
9 Day Far East Hokkaido Itinerary – Adventure, Wildlife, and the Ainu
In this 9 day Far East Hokkaido itinerary, you’ll get to truly appreciate the island’s treasures by seeing its vast range of ecosystems, feeling the healing power of its many hot springs, tasting its range of fresh and delectable seafood, getting close to awe-inspiring wildlife, and more.
Where To Stay In Hiroshima – A Guide To The Best Hotels and Neighborhoods
Hiroshima is an intriguing city to visit for its beauty, history, culture. There are many wonderful places to stay in Hiroshima, so getting a great night’s sleep is never a problem. Then, you will be well-rested to commemorate the city’s past while exploring the city’s bright present and future. Hiroshima is divided into eight neighborhoods, […]
Kamakura Day Trip From Tokyo Itinerary
When planning your trip to Tokyo and looking for iconic experiences that’s easy to do and is easy to do in less than 10 hours, you have to consider a Kamakura day trip and I’m going to tell you why. Read more about Tokyo Where to stay in Tokyo? Table of Contents Looking for something […]
Top 5 Things to Do in Hiroshima, Japan
Largely rebuilt after the 1945 nuclear bomb attack, today Hiroshima is a bright and modern city that includes nods to its past, while looking towards the future. Founded in 1589 by Mori Terumoto, it has grown into a resilient city where parks and skyscrapers sit side by side. Visitors have no shortage of things to […]
Rosetta Stone Japanese – How good is it for learning Japanese?
For the past number of years now, I’ve been making trips to Japan and one thing that I continuously come back with is the feeling that I really should learn how to speak Japanese. Saying thank you (arigatōgozaimas) and a lot of head bowing only takes you so far. To make sure I’m ready for […]
12 of the Best Apps for Japan Travel
When it comes to travel to Japan, things can easily get lost in translation. Whether you’re a first timer or a frequent traveller to the country, it’s always a bit overwhelming especially in big cities such as Tokyo and Osaka where you’re faced with endless number of neighbourhoods, what seems to be an infinite number […]
Toyosu Fish Market Guide – Is It Worth It And What You Need To Know Before Visiting
It took awhile but Toyosu Fish Market is finally open the transition from Tsukiji Fish Market is complete. If you’re reading this, you probably just realized this but have no idea how this sprawling new space is set up and how it compares wit the legendary Tsukiji. As the world’s largest seafood market and more, […]
How to Eat Ramen in Japan – Etiquette and Unspoken Rules You’re Probably Breaking
You’ve been doing it wrong this whole time. Like many things in Japan, there’s a certain way of doing things and as travellers, it’s often hard to grasp those things unless you learn through a bit of trial, error, and passive aggressive stares. Let me share with you what you need to know about how […]
Best Ramen in Tokyo Japan – From Michelin Star to Unexpectedly Mind Blowing
Ramen is taking over the world. It’s hearty, it’s got flavour, there’s a dynamic range of textures, and it’s simple yet complex at the same time. In order to truly understand the Japanese favourite comfort food, one has to make a pilgrimage to where this simple bowl of soup, noodles, and toppings began. There’s no […]