Since COVID-19 has subsided, many tourists from around the world have returned to Japan. Here in Tokyo, I see numerous tourists enjoying various aspects of Japan every day. For those planning to visit Japan soon, I’ll share 10 essential tips that you should know before coming here. These tips will help you make the most …
I created this muslim-friendly trip idea for a Muslim friend visiting Tokyo. Her positive feedback inspired me to share this list with more travelers. It’s true that not all restaurants in Tokyo have halal menus or signs, but the number of halal and Muslim-friendly restaurants is gradually increasing, making the city more welcoming to Muslim …
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In Japan, there are numerous beloved quotes, including those from historical figures, founders of now globally renowned companies, and even lines from manga. Today, we’d like to introduce some Japanese quotes that are particularly comforting to read when facing failure or obstacles in life. We hope you encounter quotes that have a positive impact on …
Shibuya Crossing is one of Tokyo’s most famous and busiest pedestrian crossings, located in front of JR Shibuya Station. This intersection is located in Shibuya, a hub for youth culture trends. At times, over 1,000 people cross simultaneously and up to around 3,000 people during peak hours. Large crowds gather at this intersection, especially on …
The D.T. Suzuki Museum is a small museum in Kanazawa that showcases the writings and photographs of Daisetsu Suzuki, a Buddhist philosopher born in Kanazawa. The museum provides a beautiful and serene space where visitors can engage in contemplation. Designed by Yoshio Taniguchi, a Japanese architect renowned for his redesign of the Museum of Modern …
The New Year is called “お正月 (Oshōgatsu)” in Japanese.Japan is a country located in East Asia, but unlike other East Asian nations, we do not celebrate the Lunar New Year. So when we say “Oshōgatsu”, it refers to the New Year in the Gregorian calendar. In contrast to Christmas in Japan, New Year’s in Japan …