Tokyo is full of amazing accommodation options, from high-end luxury hotels to budget-friendly hostels/capsule hotels to quaint and homey Airbnb experiences. It’s almost too hard to settle on just one! If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo on a budget, there’s one major money-saving tip …
Tokyo is full of amazing accommodation options, from high-end luxury hotels to homey Airbnb experiences. It’s almost too hard to settle on just one! If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo, there’s one major tip I want to share with you that’ll help you trim …
Compared to Kyoto’s tranquil temples, wooden teahouses, and historical charm, Osaka is a city full of contrasts. In Osaka, you’ll find the best of both worlds: traditional temples sitting side-by-side with towering skyscrapers and retro-neon lights leading to tranquil Japanese gardens. Being the third-largest city …
Tokyo is a sensory overload in the best way possible—think neon-lit streets in Shinjuku, ancient temples in Asakusa, and food that’ll make your taste buds scream for more (sushi, ramen, mochi, yakitori—need I say more?). Every corner of this city feels like a new adventure, …
Tokyo’s anime and manga culture is something that you’ll want to experience in Japan if the topic is remotely interesting to you at all! Being the birthplace of anime, there are plenty of fantastic anime stores, cafés, and video games to satisfy your curiosity. Whether …
Kyoto, Japan is an ancient city renowned for its rich cultural heritage and stunning architecture. For those looking to immerse themselves even more in the Kansai region’s culture and history, a stay at one of the many ryokans in Kyoto is an absolute must. Ryokans …
There are onsen towns, and then there is Kusatsu. Hot spring culture isn’t simply something you can do; it’s woven into the fabric of the town itself. For centuries, travelers have journeyed into the mountains of Gunma to soak in Kusatsu’s mineral-rich waters, and today …
Tokyo is undeniably exhilarating. Everything about Tokyo is a treat for the senses: neon lights and noodle shops, packed train platforms and tiny bars tucked down side streets. But after a few days of navigating the city at full speed, getting out—even for just a …
Tokyo is exhilarating, that is undeniable to say the least. It’s neon-lit streets, packed trains, tiny ramen shops, and the feeling that there’s always one more neighborhood to wander into. But after a few days of moving at that pace (eating, shopping, gachapon, repeat!), getting …
Tokyo gets a bad rap for being expensive, but many of the top sights are actually free, and feasting on the city’s top ramen joints and sushi stands won’t leave you broke — if you know where the bargains lie. When it comes to food, …