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From San Fran to Shinjuku, Check Out This Frothy Green Matcha RamenA metropolitan paradise, you'll find just about any kind of shopping, and probably every kind of ramen in Shinjuku. This time, we slurped up noodles from a bowl of leafy green broth, a recipe that floated over from across the ocean.#tokyo#food#ramen
How Halloween Is Treated In JapanHalloween, one of the big annual events is coming up!
Countries around the world have similar events throughout the year but in Japan, people celebrate two different events in two different ways.
Let's take a look at how Japanese people celebrate Halloween.#tokyo#culture
Convenient & Comfortable, with Kyoto Charm: We Recommend Hotel Intergate Kyoto Shijo...In the past couple decades, Kyoto has transformed from a spot only found on the itineraries of temple fanatics, to a must-see destination for any visitor to Japan. Thanks to the beautifully preserved ancient streets and temples, side-by-side with booming cafe culture and haute cuisine, it's no wonder travelers want to take a look. You wouldn't want to miss Kinkakuji and Kiyomizudera Temples, Yasaka Shrine or Fushimi Inari! Kyoto's hospitality sector has responded to this by opening hotels all over the city, in historical places like Shinmachi, a street once known for kimono fabric wholesales. On this road steeped in Kyoto tradition, you'll find a hotel where you can experience a Japanese tea ceremony, authentic maiko performances, and much more.#kansai#accommodation#hotel
Sunflower Fields & Glittering Light Shows: APA Resort Joetsu-Myoko in Niigata Will Wow YouRambling through the fields of bright yellow blooms during the daylight hours, and roaming through the glitz of Japan's biggest light show (APALLUSION) after the sun goes down, the magic of this resort in Niigata Prefecture might just blow you away. If you like relaxing travel, we recommend APA Joetsu-Myoko, which serves as a handy base to explore the charms of north-central Japan all through the day.#chubu#accommodation#sunflowers
Don't Know Where To Buy Souvenirs? Here's One In Shinjuku MYLORD Shopping Centre For YouFor many of those who come to Tokyo, surely shopping is one of the top things to do on your list.
Have you got souvenirs in that shopping list? If you do, here's a perfect spot for you right next to the Shinjuku station.
From really Japanese style items to more modern items, the Birthday Bar has a wide range of products!#tokyo#shopping#souvenir
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