Osaka, the biggest city in Kansai and one of the most visited places in Japan. Although it loses to it's Kanto counterpart, Tokyo, in terms of size and popularity, Osaka has the upper hand when it comes to food and friendly people. Osaka has the urban environment with local vibes in each district. Osaka is also surrounded by amazing day trip destinations such as Kyoto, Nara, Wakayama, and Kobe, which makes Kansai one of the most recommended places to visit when traveling to … [Read more...]
Okinawa Travel Guide
If you're looking for a tropical paradise in Japan, Okinawa is the answer. Often called the Hawaii of Japan, Okinawa is the group of islands located south of the main islands. The biggest island of Okinawa, Honto, is the most visited island since it's the most populated while also having incredibly beautiful beaches and landscapes. It's also home to Japan's most famous aquarium as well as many American-influenced shops and cuisines. This guide will show you everything you need to know for … [Read more...]
Things to do in Tokyo
Tokyo, the urban capital of Japan and a very popular tourist destination. In fact, it's one of the most populated metropolitan area in the world, with more than 38 million people. Being a city so popular, Tokyo definitely has a lot to offer. We've gathered some of the best things to do in Tokyo and organized it into easy to understand groups. Every district in Tokyo has its own features, so we've also included some insight into these different districts. If it's going to be your … [Read more...]
Things to do in Aomori
Many people have heard of Aomori but don't know much about it. Aomori prefecture is located on the northern tip of the Honshu main island of Japan. They produce some of the best apples in the country and is home to one of the most distinct dialects in Japanese: Tsugaru-ben. If you want to experience a completely off the beaten path experience in Japan, we highly suggest you come to Aomori. In this port town, you can indulge in Aomori's specialty foods while learning about the local … [Read more...]