Toji Temple (West Temple) is the oldest flea market in Japan and one of Kyoto’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites of immense historical significance – it was founded at the beginning of the Heian Period just after the capital was moved to Kyoto in the late 700s. It is a large template along with its unused […]
Tokyo is undeniably one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. What makes Tokyo charming, aside from the whisk of its modern and traditional culture, are the attractions and sites that catch the attention of tourists. And that is exactly one of the reasons why people travel, not just to experience different cultures, […]
Due to the coronavirus pandemic outbreak, a lot of big events and festivals in Japan were canceled. Tourists were not able to travel as flights were canceled and border restrictions were stricter than usual. Experts believe that there will be a huge surge for the upcoming year if the pandemic dies down. Be sure to […]
Saitama is a prefecture very close to Tokyo which makes it a commuter place as it is very accessible even from Central Tokyo. It is a place with a lot of tourist attractions that may not be known to foreign travelers but is definitely worth the visit. One thing that makes Saitama unique is its preservation […]
Shop till you literally drop along Japan’s longest shopping street. A 2.6 km-long shopping street starting at Tenjinbashi, reaching Tenjinbashisuji 7 chome from north to south. It is said to be the longest in Japan, taking about 40 minutes to walk its length located in the Kita ward of Osaka. Tenjinbashi is one of the first […]
If you want some great Chinese food and you live near Kansai, then there’s no better place to get them than in Nankinmachi. Nankinmachi is Kobe’s Chinatown and the center of the Chinese community in Kansai Region. The area was developed by Chinese merchants who settled near Kobe Port and after the port was opened […]
Sumida River is one of the major rivers in Tokyo – it runs 23.5 kilometers long and flows from the Arakawa river right through the city and into the Tokyo Bay. The wonderful thing about Sumida is that there is not much hustle and bustle to be encountered – so you can surely have a […]
Before we go through the requirements and things to do to study in Japan, let’s first discuss the things that you need to secure before applying to any Japanese Universities. Aside from your passport, one thing that is required for sure is to have a transcript of records that shows your completion for 12 years […]
People tend to think of Asakusa as a tourist area, but underneath the vibrant touristy atmosphere lies the quaint residences. Asakusa is considered to be one of the oldest neighborhoods in Tokyo, old-fashioned you might say but it’s rustic and nostalgic ambiance makes this place a convenient place for apartments and residential houses. This place […]
Shinjuku is undeniably one of the most popular places to stay in Japan. It has become a must-visit place in Tokyo, and people flock to this area for various reasons. After all, Shinjuku is Tokyo’s major business, entertainment and dining hub. Shinjuku also houses over thirty of Tokyo’s 500+ Michelin restaurants. Shopping malls also […]