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- NVisiting Japan During Golden Week 2024 • Everything You Need to Prepare for Japan's...From the end of April to early May every year, Japan's Golden Week vacation period is a unique time to visit the country, so we've got some tips and recommendations for enjoying Japan when it's at its busiest.
- April Fool's Day in Japan ・ 10 Memorable Pranks From April 1, 2024April Fool's Day in Japan is a real wild card, and you never know exactly what to expect. Check out some of the best and worst April Fool's pranks from Japan this year!
- Japan Celebrates Cat Day with Top Hotel Mascot Cat RankingIt's cat day in Japan! Because in Japan cats run the show, from train stations to hotel front desks.
- The 5 Worst Parts of Tokyo, According to Your Taxi Driver | Special Edition: Bathrooms...The pandemic only exacerbated the issue of convenient bathrooms in Tokyo, but is it really so greedy of me to ask this much?
- The 5 Worst Parts of Tokyo, According to Your Taxi Driver | ⑤ SetagayaThe very last installment in this series - a place packed with residential neighborhoods and more. Thanks for sticking with me until the end... you must be a very curious reader!
- The 5 Worst Parts of Tokyo, According to Your Taxi Driver | ④ ChiyodaThe heart of Japan is really a terrifying place.
- Japan Has More of These Than Convenience Stores - Do You Know What?There are more than 68,000 of these establishments across Japan, numbering more than even convenience stores. What could Japan need more than convenience!?
- Japanese Fan-Cooled Clothing Evolves From Workwear to FashionIn Japan's humid summers, these delightfully cool ”fan-equipped“ styles are just the thing to keep the heat at bay. Will they be the next big trend in practical fashion?
- The 5 Worst Parts of Tokyo, According to Your Taxi Driver | ③ RoppongiEven long after leaving the taxi business, I still stay away. Sorry Roppongi.
- Suica & Pasmo Sales Put on Pause ・ What to Do When You Get to JapanHow should tourists get around in Japan? With standard Suica and Pasmo transportation cards off the market, it's time to look for alternatives.
- The 5 Worst Parts of Tokyo, According to Your Taxi Driver | ② GinzaGinza is easy to love, but the truth is, this Tokyo neighborhood is secretly terrifying (for your taxi driver).
- The 5 Worst Parts of Tokyo, According to Your Taxi Driver | ① ShinjukuShinjuku, the city that never sleeps. There's certainly enough demand for taxis in this part of Tokyo, so why is your taxi driver really hoping you won't ask!?
- What To Do When Earthquakes Strike in Japan | 4 Japanese Safety Tips for TravelersWorried about the recent earthquakes in Tokyo and Ishikawa? Here’s what to do when the ground starts to shake beneath you.
- Release Date for Studio Ghibli's Latest Miyazaki Film “How Do You Live?” Finally...Ghibli's beloved director Miyazaki has come out of retirement for this new animated feature, which finally has a set release date!
- Must-Have Japanese Disaster Kit Items to Prepare You for Any EmergencyProne to typhoons and earthquakes, when it comes to putting together a disaster kit and preparing for emergencies, Japan is king.
- Tokuyama Zoo Adds “The World's Most Beautiful Monkey” to the FamilyThese monkeys are bringing their saucy red boots and smoldering gazes to Yamaguchi this summer.
- Tanabata in Tokyo ・ Festivals, Yukata, & Traditional Fun!With all the romance of a starry night, Tokyo is filled with ways to enjoy Tanabata!
- Japan's Day of the Ox ・ Eat Your Eel for a Traditional Boost of Summertime EnergyThe Midsummer Day of the Ox isn't quite a holiday, but in Japan, it's an excuse for good food!
- 10 Surprising (& Strange) Sanrio Characters You’ve Never Heard Of, but Need to KnowSanrio's lineup includes stars like Hello Kitty and Gudetama, but they've made a lot of characters over the years, some of them are a little wackier than you'd expect.
- Tokyo's Yamanote Train Line to Go Automatic for the First Time with Passengers, Bringing...Most Tokyo travelers probably won't notice a difference, but JR and Japanese train lovers are excited for this big change.
- A Guide to Goshuin ・ Let These Traditional Seals Guide You Through the Shrines and...Each stamp, and each line of calligraphy, makes each goshuin a beautiful memento of the shrines and temples found all around Japan.
- Japan Makes Plans to Warmly Welcome Wealthy Travelers Into the CountryHere's hoping that tourists back in Japan will help jumpstart the economy.
- Japan Announces the 2021 Kanji of the Year, Reflecting Hope at a Dark TimeThis year, according to the kanji, the Olympics beat the pandemic in the minds and hearts of Japan.
- 3 Keys to Staying Healthy for a Century, According to 100 of Japan's 100-Year-OldsThere are more 100-year-olds in Japan than you might think, and they might have some advice for you.