Samurai Dolls in Japanese Homes?! Discover This Unique May Tradition

In Japan, May 5th is a special national holiday called Children’s Day, and there are tons of unique traditions, decorations, and foods you won’t want to miss.

Japan’s Secret Travel Souvenir: Collecting Commemorative Stamps!

When traveling in Japan, you may come across "commemorative stamps" at many tourist attractions, train stations, roadside stations, museums, and art galleries. These stamps serve as a unique way to mark your visit and are a distinct part of Japanese culture.

Expo 2025 Osaka Survival Guide: Tickets, Pavilions & Insider Tips!

As Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai approaches, we want to ensure that all international visitors have a fantastic and hassle-free experience.

The Beauty of Kimono: History, Types, and How to Wear It

The kimono is Japan’s traditional attire, boasting a long history, beautiful designs, and a unique way of wearing it. Nowadays, it is often worn on special occasions and is popular among tourists.

Exploring Japan’s Stunning Night Views – A Guide for Travelers

Japan’s daytime tourist attractions are, of course, wonderful, but when night falls, an entirely different kind of charm emerges.

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New School Term in Japan! Cherry Blossoms, Uniforms & More

When visiting Japan, you may hear people talking about the "new school term" in spring or autumn. But what exactly is Japan’s new school term, and what makes it unique?

What to Expect at Expo 2025 Osaka! The Ultimate Guide

Did you know that Japan will once again host a World Expo in 2025? This time, the host city is Osaka, located in the Kansai region of Japan.

How to Use Bike Share in Japan: A Tourist’s Guide!

If you're traveling in Japan, why not take advantage of the convenient and eco-friendly transportation option of bike-sharing? In recent years, bike-sharing has rapidly spread across Japan’s urban areas, making it easy for tourists to use.

Japan’s Cherry Blossom Season: What You Need to Know

Cherry blossoms, or "sakura," enchant foreign tourists visiting Japan in the spring. The landscape where pale pink flowers are in full bloom is truly a spectacular sight.

Nara’s Omizutori: A Spectacle of Fire, Water, and Spirituality

"Omizutori" is one of Japan’s oldest and most sacred Buddhist rituals. Officially known as the Shuni-e Ceremony of Nigatsu-do Hall at Todai-ji Temple, it takes place every year from March 1st to March 14th in Nara.

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