Have to Work Through the Coronavirus Outbreak? Here Are the Best Masks from JapanCOVID-19 is a serious matter, and ideally, we'd all be practicing social distancing right now. But life can't stop for everybody just because of new coronavirus cases, and Japan has been coming out with some interesting masks for everyone who has to leave the house.#nationwide#shopping#coronavirus
Free Wi-Fi, Discounts, and Cute Characters? Find Out More About Japan's Best Point...Love earning points when you're out shopping? Using your points to get discounts on your next purchases, searching out coupons for your favorite shops, and getting your hands on freebies in the process? Well, so does the JAPANKURU team! So we're here to tell you how you can do that during your visit to Japan, too! One of Japan's most popular point systems is the d POINT, which you can actually earn at hundreds of different shops and restaurants throughout Japan, and even around New York, Hawaii, and Guam. The d POINT system comes from DOCOMO, one of Japan's three major communications giants, so you'll see it just about everywhere. Let us tell you just why (and how) you'll want to register now, and start racking up points as soon as you arrive in Japan.
Find Views of Shibuya Crossing, Photo Spots, Food, and Shopping - all in Shibuya Mark CityWe all know Shibuya is a must-see Tokyo destination during a trip to Japan, with everything from Hachiko (everyone's favorite Shibuya dog) to the Shibuya Scramble crossing dragging crowds of onlookers, local and foreign alike. It's also an urban hotspot, with young Tokyoites coming to grab a bite to eat and hang out, commuters heading to the office or for a drink after work, and people of all ages getting a little shopping done. And among all this hustle and bustle is Shibuya Mark City, a little oasis of shopping and eats - a Shibuya Station shopping mall right in the middle of things!#tokyo#shopping#mall
Japan Travel Prep Guide! A Packing List for Your Trip to Japan, Everything You Need...Feeling a little lost while packing for your trip to Japan? Not sure what to bring for summer or winter? Need a travel checklist, and maybe a packing list as well? Got the basics, but not sure what you're missing, and what to buy in Japan? Check out our little packing list for your trip to Japan!#tokyo#shopping#prep
Pick Up Naughtiam's Japanese Accessories as an Osaka Souvenir - Use Them for Life!Sure, other cities have their charms, but so many visitors to Japan fall in love with Osaka's friendly citizens, delicious food, and excellent shopping options. After a few days enjoying Osaka's warm atmosphere, if you find yourself looking for the perfect memento of your time in the city, we have the perfect thing for you - Naughtiam accessories made with lots of Japanese style, and a heaping dose of Japanese quality.#kansai#shopping#umeda
Brand New Japanese "Randoseru" School Backpacks from... Diesel??The Japanese randoseru backpack has strayed from its 200-year-old origins as a Dutch bookbag, becoming the standard pack for schoolchildren all over Japan, and going through plenty of transformations over the years. Diesel getting in on the market, however, is still a surprise.#tokyo#shopping#clothing
Shopping for the Winter, and Outdoor Adventures, at Arc'teryx in FukuokaFar too many travelers visit Japan and only make it to Tokyo and Kansai, totally missing out on the fun of the country's farther reaches. But a trip to Fukuoka, found on the Japanese island of Kyushu, is not only a great place to slurp up some Hakata ramen and hear a unique new dialect of Japanese, it's also a great place for some outdoor gear shopping. Head to the Arc'teryx in the MARK IS Momochi shopping mall for a winter shopping trip in Fukuoka during your next visit to Japan, and you'll understand why.#kyushu#shopping#clothing
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