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Doppo no Yu: Get to Know Japan’s Way to Relax with 9 Unique Foot Baths in Kanagawa!

Kanagawa Suburbs Hot Springs (Onsen) & Bath Houses (Sento)

Experiencing a real Japanese hot spring is on the “things I absolutely have to do” list of pretty much everyone who comes to Japan. While Hakone and Atami are famous hot spring resort towns not far from Tokyo, we’re going to take you to Yugawara instead. It is one of the oldest hot springs in the Kanto area, known far and wide for its positive effects on wounds and injuries. Yugawara also boasts its very own foot bath theme park called Doppo no Yu that will pamper both feet and soul with nine unique types of foot bath. Located in the scenic Manyo Park, relax, unwind, and enjoy pure foot bath bliss, Japanese-style!

Bargain Shopping in Tokyo: 3 Outlet Shops for Shoes & Clothes

Shinagawa Other Shopping
10 Heat-and-Eat Curry Delights to Explore the World of Japanese Curry at Keio Store!

Grocery Stores
Enjoy Tasty Sushi for Under 1,000 Yen at These 3 Sushi Shops!

Shinjuku
Japan's Pokémon Café Serving Up Fun & Festive Dishes For Halloween!

Tokyo Station Other Cafes and Sweets
13 Basic Things You Need to Know When Coming to Japan for the First Time!
Visit the Hokkaido University Campus—a must on any tour of Sapporo!

Sapporo / Chitose Other Architecture

7-Eleven Japan’s Top 3 Items: What Are Japan’s Favorite Convenience Store Snacks?

Tokyo Station Convenience Stores

Major convenience stores such as 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, or Lawson release more than 10 products every single week! Those that become a hot topic on social media and so on are often quickly sold out. We were curious what those “hot topic” goodies are and went to 7-Eleven to find the three top-sellers of this week! (8/9/2018 – 8/16/2018). Because the summer heat is still holding Japan in its grip, the top three is dominated by frozen goodies!

Japan Fashion Trend Check: Bags by #Anello are Tokyo’s Latest Must-Have Accessory!

Shibuya Clothing Stores
What Do Japanese Really Buy? Top 10 Japanese Sodas at Keio Supermarket!

Tokyo's Surrounding Areas Grocery Stores
Have a Coffee at the “Traditional Japan”-Style Starbucks in Kawagoe!

Saitama Suburbs Other Cafes and Sweets
Enjoying Autumn in Japan: Tokyo’s Best Autumn Leaf Spots, Lit Up at Night!

Ikebukuro Autumn
Fall Leaves & More! Best Places to see Autumn Foliage in and around Tokyo (2018)

Harajuku Autumn
Authentic Food, Events & More at Tokyo's 2018 Philippine Festival!

Ginza Other Contemporary Culture

[MOVIE] A Japanese Drum Experience at TAIKO-LAB

Shibuya Other Sightseeing

Have you always wanted to learn a traditional Japanese instrument? How about one that makes you exercise in the process? If the deep sound and rhythms of the traditional Japanese taiko drums have always spoken to you, why not try your hand at taiko drumming with a dynamic class? As I learned at TAIKO-LAB in Aoyama, taiko is more than just making sound; it’s about feeling the rhythm through your entire being!

[MOVIE]Become a True Gundam Pilot - Step into the P.O.D. at a Japanese Arcade!

Arcades
[MOVIE] Wear an Authentic Kimono in Tokyo’s Most Traditional Neighborhood!

Asakusa Culture Experience
[MOVIE]Shodo Calligraphy: What would you write for luck in the New Year?

Odaiba Traditional Paintings
[MOVIE] Tokyo Joypolis: Odaiba’s Indoor Amusement Park of Thrills and Fun

Odaiba Theme Parks
Kurayami Gohan – Experiencing the Dinner in the Dark

Asakusa Culture Experience
[MOVIE] Visiting Classic Maid Café Mai:lish

Akihabara Other Cafes and Sweets

Beyond the Guidebook - 5 Expats Talk Tokyo's Best Neighborhoods for Visitors to Stay In!

Shimokitazawa Other Townscapes

In the great, widespread concrete jungle of Tokyo, it can be overwhelming for first-time visitors to choose an area or neighborhood to stay in. Here, expats give insight into their recommendations for your accommodations and tell you about the quirks of the neighborhoods they chose to share.

What’s the best way to enjoy taking photos of the Sapporo Clock Tower?

Sapporo / Chitose Other Architecture
Tokyo’s Top Hotel Chains: Quality Rooms That Won't Bust Your Budget!

Tokyo's Surrounding Areas Hotels
Tokyo Station’s Souvenir Sales Ranking – By Price! Top 10 Souvenirs of 2,200 Items: Most Sold, Most Popular - and All Under $10!

Tokyo Station Other Shopping
10 Things to Know About Summer in Japan – From Weather to Events!

Summer
Delicacies! Feasting on dishes and pasta made with Rishiri bafun and purple sea urchin

Wakkanai Seafood
4 Mouth-Watering Vegan Restaurants to Visit in Tokyo

Shinjuku Japanese cuisine

Life In Japan: Filipinos Recommend Places To Visit!

Other Sightseeing

Japan is an amazing country to visit with many attractions for everyone. Whether you like long walks by beautiful landscapes, culture-rich locations, clubs, museums, unique attractions, or historical sights, Japan has something to offer. Sometimes it’s hard to decide where to go in your limited time. All of us tend to look things up on the Internet to find what might be best for us, but we rarely know if what we read and what we are going to experience is going to match. Furthermore, especially if it’s the first time for you to visit Japan, wouldn’t it be more comfortable and more of a sure shot to know what others who have been in your shoes recommend? To get an insider’s perspective we spoke with several attendees at this year's Philippine Festival in Tokyo to hear which places in Tokyo and around Japan are a must-see for visitors – especially those from the Philippines!

Culture Walk with Morita-san: Exploring Japan's Old Silk Road Around Mt. Takao

Mt. Takao Forests & Mountains
Tokyo, the City with the World’s Largest Population Density: 18 Times Japan?!
5 Things About Tokyo that Shock People from the Countryside!
How safe is Japan for tourists? Complete look at which Tokyo areas are safe - and which aren't
Order Like a Pro! 7 Key Phrases for Navigating Japan's Izakaya

Other Restaurants
Culture Walk with Morita-san: Understanding the Complex Bond Between Nature, Deities, and Japanese People in Chichibu

Saitama Suburbs Forests & Mountains

Emergency Info: What to Do When You Get Sick or Injured in Japan

Other Sightseeing

Getting injured or sick is the last thing you need while traveling abroad. Still, sometimes it does happen and getting the help and care you need can be quite the ordeal in a country with different language and culture. Still, there’s no need to panic: from smaller discomforts such as jetlag to being in an accident, here is everything you need to know when getting sick or injured in Japan