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Under Armour in Tokyo! The Huge & High-Tech Under Armour Brand House ShinjukuLong gone are the days of simple undershirts - Under Armour is now a major international brand, and one step into their recently opened Under Armour Brand House Shinjuku will show you just how far out on the forefront of workout and sportswear tech they are. This branch, almost within sight of Shinjuku Station, is their first global flagship, so not only do they have the latest products for Under Armour fans, but they've also got some limited-edition Tokyo items great for souvenirs, and a classroom for workout and yoga workshops that are open to everyone! While the JAPANKURU team is a mix of workout fanatics and couch potatoes, we all wanted to take a look.#tokyo#shopping#shinjuku station
For the Most Convenient Taste of Sapporo's Fresh Seafood: Maido!After a long, happy day seeing the sights of Hokkaido, the last thing you want to do is wander the city on tired feet, searching for a good-looking Sapporo restaurant for dinner. That's why, on our recent excursion to Japan's north, we were so happy to find Maido! just steps from the south exit of downtown Sapporo Station. And, better yet, it turned out to be the perfect place to sample some of the flavors that most represent Hokkaido: fresh-caught seafood, Hokkaido butter and soy sauce, even a little slurp of Hokkaido melon. Delicious and easily-accessible to boot, this Sapporo izakaya restaurant comes highly-recommended.#hokkaido#food#sapporo
Hokkaido’s Wagyu Beef, Cooked to Perfection in Sapporo: Yakiniku Wagyu KurosawaHokkaido is famous for its fresh food, with ample shoreline providing fresh-caught seafood for donburi, and broad pastures giving dairy and beef cattle room to graze. While travelers with a taste for Japan's super-high-quality wagyu beef might beeline towards Kobe, it really shouldn't be a surprise that Hokkaido's a great place to sample Japan's choicest cuts. That's why we made sure to add this Sapporo restaurant to our itinerary during our latest visit to Japan's northernmost island, and why we're recommending it now. Since yakiniku (Korean BBQ) gives the diner the chance to cook each morsel of beef to their own ideal level of rareness, we had an amazing meal at Yakiniku Wagyu Kurosawa, trying all kinds of wagyu!#hokkaido#food#sapporo
The Curious Industrial Beauty of Kawasaki Port's NightscapesWe all know that Japan is home to gorgeous temples and scenic nature, but a trip to Kawasaki (not far from Tokyo) will show you a more unusual side to the country's beauty.#kanto#tour#kawasaki
Hokkaido Travel - The Best Things to Do in SapporoNot sure what to do in Sapporo? Hokkaido travel has been on the rise among foreign travelers to Japan in recent years, but with most visitors heading right to the region's ski slopes or Furano's lavender fields, Sapporo sometimes falls between the cracks. The JAPANKURU team is here to tell you: with great Sapporo restaurants, beautiful views, and fun sightseeing spots, it's worth checking out. Don't forget Sapporo!#hokkaido#food#sapporo
A Kanazawa Hotel Made Colorful with the Kaga 5 Colors: Hotel Intergate KanazawaThis comfortable Kanazawa hotel is not only in a convenient location for seeing the city's sights, its remarkable amenities will make you want to stay an extra day or two. An elegantly colorful enclave in a city glittering with gold, the reasonable rates make the convenient hotel lounge, offering tasty treats and local cultural workshops throughout the day, a little hard to believe. Intergate Hotel Kanazawa makes a great base while you visit Kenrokuen, Omicho Market, Higashi and Nishi Chaya-gai, and the nearby Ninja Temple! Read on to see exactly why it's such a highly recommended Kanazawa hotel.#chubu#accommodation#kanazawa
Tokyo for Foodies - Mouth-Watering Ramen Just Steps from Asakusa's Kaminarimon: Ramen...Calling all food lovers in Tokyo! Ramen Kagetsu Arashi comes highly recommended. Of course, a trip to Tokyo isn't complete without a visit to Asakusa, anyway. Unlike the super urban atmosphere that permeates so much of the city, Asakusa is made up of streets colored with a bit of traditional Japanese style. Great for sight-seeing, and even better for enjoying some delicious ramen!#tokyo#food#ramen
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