2024 Japanese Summer Fireworks Festivals are being held as usual. In this passage is a list of fireworks festivals (partial) organized by month, ...
A Must-Buy Fujikawaguchiko Souvenir: Mt. Fuji-shaped Bread at Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi
If you’re planning to enjoy this year’s breathtaking winter fireworks display at Lake Kawaguchi, why not extend your visit to explore the picturesque Kawaguchiko...
Mount Fuji knowledge: Tell you some little secrets about Mt. Fuji
When Japan comes to mind, Mount Fuji is undoubtedly one of the first images that springs to memory. But how much do you really...
Atami Sea Fireworks Festival Schedule 2023 and 2024
The Atami Sea Fireworks Festival is an event with a long history, dating back to 1952 (Showa 27). Unlike other fireworks festivals that typically...
Check Coin Lockers Availability Online in Real Time
Many travelers may encounter a situation where they want to leave the heavy luggage in train stations. Sometimes this can be frustrating since it...
[2024] Sumida River Fireworks Festival in Tokyo
The Sumida River Fireworks Festival, known as “隅田川花火大会” (Sumida gawa Hanabi taikai/Sumida River Fireworks Festival) in Japanese, is an annual fireworks extravaganza held along...
Pocket WiFi Rental at Narita Airport
Arriving at Narita International Airport can be an exhilarating experience, but navigating a foreign country without internet access can quickly become daunting. Thankfully, travelers...
Japan National Holidays 2024 And Travel Tips
Before or after you plan your travel to Japan, it's worthwhile to check if there are any public holidays during your stay in Japan,...
Japan’s Fare System : Why Additional Train Tickets Are Necessary
Taking a train in Japan may seem straightforward, but you might be wondering why sometimes you need to purchase additional tickets. Understanding Japan’s fare...
When to Visit Tokyo? Weather Guide & Outfit Suggestions for the Whole Year
Japan is a country with distinct four seasons, each offering its unique beauty during spring, summer, autumn, and winter. For first-time visitors to Japan,...
Ikebukuro: A Brief Guide to the Town
While Akihabara is known as a town for male otaku, Ikebukuro is recently talked about as a town for a type of female called...
How to Check if your Android Phone Works with SIM Cards in Japan
Not all SIM-free, unlocked android devices work with SIM cards sold in Japan. It will be disappointing if you buy a SIM card and...
How to Check if your iPhone Works with SIM Cards in Japan
Not all SIM-free, unlocked iPhones work with SIM cards sold in Japan. It will be very disappointing if you buy a SIM card and...
eSIM in Japan: A Complete Guide to eSIMs for an Enhanced Experience
Planning a trip to Japan? If you want to explore this magical country and immerse yourself in the local culture, don’t forget one crucial...
Welcome Suica vs Suica: What’s the Difference?
When tourists travel to Japan, many of them purchase a Suica card for convenient transportation. However, starting from June 8, 2023, Japan ceased the...
Left or Right? Japanese Escalator Etiquette
If you are first time visitor to Japan, you may be surprised that Japanese people automatically stand on one side and keep the other...
[2024 New] Tokyo SKYTREE: Explore Tokyo’s Landmark
The Tokyo Skytree is a landmark building in Tokyo that attracts a large number of tourists every day. Standing at a towering height of...
A Guide to Karaoke in Japan featuring the Most Popular Chains
When you think of karaoke, maybe you picture a single spotlight on a stage, groups of friends gathered on barstools trying to convince some...
Must See for Japanese Ramen Lovers! Must-eat Japanese Ramen and Ramen Etiquette
How can you come to Japan and not eat Japanese ramen? Japanese ramen is popular not only in Japan, but also in Europe and...
Planning a Shinkansen Trip from Tokyo to Osaka? Learn all Essential Information!
Anyone who’s ridden the Japanese Shinkansen is bound to be impressed by its service and experience. One standout feature of the Shinkansen is its...
What Is Japan’s Golden Week Holiday?
If you’re familiar with Japan’s public holidays, you’ll know there are three major extended breaks: the New Year holiday, Obon, and then there’s the...
Free WiFi on the Shinkansen!
Some Shinkansen trains in Japan have already installed free WiFi for passengers to use. For those who frequently travel for business and often need...
Where to Get Free Wi-Fi When Traveling in Japan?
Free Wi-Fi in Japan might not be a new concept for you, as there’s plenty of information available online, whether you’re searching for it...
The Welcome Suica for Foreigners Visiting Japan
JR East started to sell a special IC card for visitors to Japan called Welcome Suica on September 1, 2019. Have you used it...
[Suica 2024] How to Buy A Suica Card in Japan?
The most popular way to travel around Japan, especially on a budget, is by using Japanese trains. Renowned for their punctuality, speed, and convenience,...
PayPay: Enjoy Cashless Shopping in Japan!
In Japan, in addition to traditional cash and credit card payments, there are more and more mobile payment methods, such as linepay, paypay, and...
How to Find Free Wi-Fi in Japan? 12,000 Free Wi-Fi Spots Registered
Japan Tourism Agency has updated their free wi-fi finder website and now 12,000 spots from all parts of Japan are registered. Yep, you read...
The Glory of Family Mart Fami-Chicken
It’s late. You’ve been out drinking. Or studying. Or chasing crows in the park. Either way, you’re hungry. Not hungry enough for a full...
Typical Reasons Trains Delay in Tokyo
There are many reasons trains delay. If you have ever taken any JR trains in Tokyo, you might have seen some confusing operation status...
How to Save Data on Smartphone While Traveling
Knowing how to save data on smartphone while traveling helps especially when you have a limited amount of data to use. For instance, when...