Japan is a treasure trove of unique and memorable souvenirs for loved ones—or yourself! Whether you’re a fan of traditional crafts, modern pop culture, or practical everyday items, Japan has something for everyone. Here are four excellent places to shop for Japanese souvenirs, each offering a unique experience. Table of Contents 1. Tokyo Skytree “Solamachi” …
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Located on the 4th floor of Tokyu Plaza Harajuku, a shopping complex known as “Harakado” on the corner of the Jingumae intersection, “Harappa” offers a free and relaxing space to unwind. If you’re feeling tired after exploring the bustling Harajuku and Omotesando area, this is the perfect spot to take a break. Table of Contents …
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Hi again! This is Kurumi! This time, I’d like to introduce a campsite located at the foot of Mt. Fuji. It’s perfect for those who want to fully enjoy nature in Japan or love outdoor activities. If you have a car or can rent one, it’s also easily accessible from Tokyo. What is Fumotoppara Campsite? …
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Hi again! This is Kurumi! Today, I introduce the Yoyogi Park area near Shibuya, Tokyo!Yoyogi Park is a large park located in central Tokyo where people spend their time chilling and strolling. There are three stations to get to the park from; Yoyogi-koen Station (Koen means park in Japanese) and Yoyogi-Uehara Station on the Tokyo …
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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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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 …