Japan

10 Major Cities in Japan: Which One Should You Visit?
Secrets of Shopping in Japan: When is the Best Time to Shop? Full Guide to Seasonal Sales in Japan!
Visiting Hokkaido in Spring/Summer 2019: The Ultimate Guide to Hokkaido Weather and the Clothes You Need!
Shinjuku Mylord’s New Food Court: Checking Out Amazing, Insta-Worthy Dishes with a Korean Taste Tester and Trend Checker!
Ikebukuro Station Area Guide: Top 15 Spots When You Escape the Station's Maze!

Supermarkets in Asakusa? Top 5 Shops in Main Areas and Must-Buy Souvenirs in Local Favorite Ozeki

Asakusa

Asakusa is a major tourist place of interest located in Tokyo city's Taito Ward and has grown increasingly popular among international tourists for its attractive day-trip and stayover options. Asakusa Shrine, Kaminarimon, and the Skytree are just a few prominent examples of the area's well-known sightseeing spots. As an old-time town itself, Asakusa also exudes a quaint air that is charming in its own way. What sort of food culture would local residents of a tourist town like Asakusa have as a result? The best way to find out is to take a peek inside the various supermarkets found in the area, as these shops have supported the local food industry for ages with regular food products, Japanese food souvenirs, and other everyday goods at reasonable prices. The amazing variety of goods and low prices at supermarkets have also made them an increasingly popular stop among foreign visitors. We agree that shopping at a supermarket is a great way to get the whole local experience, so here are five main supermarkets that can be found in the different areas of Asakusa for you to check out! We'll also find out what are some products from popular local supermarket Ozeki that locals would highly recommend foreign visitors try out.

(Aomori Japan Guide) Hiking at World Heritage Site Shirakami-Sanchi and its Untouched Beech Forest

Aomori, Hirosaki And Hachinohe Forests & Mountains
Inside Guide to Lotte Duty Free Ginza - Tokyo’s largest duty-free store! Enjoy shopping even after Japan’s sales tax hike

Ginza Duty Free Shops
Your First Trip to Wakama: Japan's Treasure Trove of Nature and History

Wakayama, Koyasan Historical Places
From Glass Blowing to Candle Making! 6 things to do when you come to Otaru

Otaru Culture Experience
Fun in Tohoku and Aomori: Sightseeing, Shopping, and More!

Aomori, Hirosaki And Hachinohe Other Sightseeing
Explore Kobe on Advanced Transportation Systems. Popular Sightseeing Locations Easily Accessible from Shin-Kobe Station

Kobe, Sannomiya, Kitano Other Sightseeing

Osaka Tenjin Matsuri - One of Japan’s Top Festivals! A traditional artistic spectacle of fire and water!

Osaka Castle, Tenmabashi, Kyobashi Summer

The Osaka Tenjin Matsuri is known as one of Japan's three major festivals (Nihon Sandai Matsuri). It’s a month-long celebration of ritual Shinto events held every year from late June onwards, culminating in an exciting climax on July 24 and 25. A fireworks display is held on the final day, July 25th, in honor of the gods. Around 1.3 million people flock to see this event annually. Today we’re going to tell you all about the key things to see and do at the Tenjin Matsuri on July 24 and 25!

What Souvenirs To Buy In Tokyo 2019: 18 Of The Best Gift Ideas, Recommended By Local Guides!

Tokyo Station Other Shopping
Top 5 Otaru-Style Cafés Selected by Locals

Otaru Other Cafes and Sweets
True Japanese Craft Beer: 4 Brilliant Brewpubs in Tokyo

Asakusa Other Restaurants
Introducing the Super Popular Sapporo Maruyama District ! Visit Maruyama Park and Hokkaido Shrine!

Sapporo / Chitose Other Amusement
Complete Hokkaido Fall Foliage Guide: Popular Spots and Best Times to See the Leaves!

Hakodate Autumn
The Curiously Unusual World of Japanese Pizza

Ueno Pizza

[MOVIE] Navigating Virtual Airspace with Skyart JAPAN

Shinagawa Adventure Activities

Have you always wanted to fly through the skies while controlling a jet? You now have the chance to make your dream a reality! Skyart JAPAN offers hyper-realistic flight simulation for everyone from beginners to professional pilots. Take a closer look at SkyArt’s state of the art headquarters located in Shinagawa, Tokyo and see how I fared in the cockpit for my very own private lesson!

Become a True Gundam Pilot - Stepping into the P.O.D. at a Tokyo Arcade! (Video)

Arcades
[MOVIE] Sightseeing Taxi: Tour Tokyo the Easy Way!

Odaiba Adventure Activities
Stringraphy at Studio EVE: A Striking and Unique Musical Experience

Shibuya Other Contemporary Arts
Inside Japan's Maid Cafés: Our Unique Experience at Classic Maid Café Mai:lish! (Video)

Akihabara Other Cafes and Sweets
Learn the Art of Flower Arrangement at Ohara School of Ikebana

Harajuku Other Traditional Arts
Purikura: Change Yourself Up with Photo Booth Fun!

Arcades

First Trip in Osaka? Read this Quick Guide on What to Look For

Umeda, Osaka Station, Kitashinchi Downtown

Osaka has a population of 2.7 million and is western Japan’s center of transit and commerce. With Kansai International Airport and the bullet train stop Shin Osaka Station, it sees plenty of travelers as the front gate of Kansai. It also faces the Osaka Bay and has been a window of trade both domestic and international since long ago, so it has long been a financial center. Even now, the city center boasts plenty of commercial districts with many outlets to shop and eat in. The outskirts have residential areas and pockets of beautiful nature, including historical buildings, giving Osaka plenty to see.

Top 5 Spots for Viewing Autumn Foliage in Nara

Nara, Ikoma, Tenri Autumn
Japan Trip: 5 Top Picks for Sightseeing Near Shin-Osaka Station

Shin-Osaka Other Health and Beauty
Osaka Weather & Seasons Guide: What to Wear and Other Tips Before You Travel

Umeda, Osaka Station, Kitashinchi Other Nature
Tokyo’s Top Hotel Chains: Quality Rooms That Won't Bust Your Budget!

Tokyo's Surrounding Areas Hotels
Robatayaki, Jingisukan and More: Must-try Mouthwatering Hokkaido Cuisines

Otaru Sushi
Delicious Uji Matcha Sweets from Kyoto that You’ll Want to Tell Everyone About

Kyoto Station, To-ji Temple Other Cafes and Sweets

(Tohoku Japan Guide) Akita’s Dakigaeri Gorge: Refreshing Cobalt Blue Stream and Vibrant Fall Foliage

Surrounding Areas Of Akita Rivers, Lakes & Canyons

Dakigaeri Gorge (Dakigaeri Keikoku) in Senboku City located in the eastern part of Akita Prefecture is great spot to view autumn leaves. Every year from early October to early November the virgin forest turns vibrant with autumn leaves, and the contrast with the cobalt blue stream will wash away your daily stress. Here are the highlights of the one way 30 minute hiking course.

Fall in Japan is the Best! 10 Reasons We Love Autumn in Tokyo

Autumn
Hot Springs and Trains – The Customs and Traditions of Japan that Foreign Visitors Cannot get Used to

Tokyo Station
Kyoto Day Trip: The Unforgettable Sight of 3,000 Lanterns Lighting the Way

Nara, Ikoma, Tenri Shrines
Tohoku Japan Guide: Top 10 Scenic Spots - Geibikei, Naruko Gorge, and More!

Surrounding Areas Of Akita Gardens
Inked: What is it like to Travel Japan with Tattoos?

Umeda, Osaka Station, Kitashinchi
Kyoto Souvenir Guide: Selections from famous confectionery shop Malebranche Kyoto Kitayama Main Store

Kinkakuji Temple, Kitayama Other Cafes and Sweets

30 Things (Not) To Do In Japan - Easily Avoid These Embarrassing Moments!

Each country has its own specific rules, habits, culture, and practices which differ from our own. Japan is no different. There are many things in Japan that many foreigners who are visiting may not be aware of and might inadvertently disrupt, offend or anger the locals. Although a lot of these things may seem like they are just tiny details or would be overlooked and forgiven because you are just passing through, it is always a good idea to inform yourself as much as possible about a country’s customs and culture. As a representative of your own country, being polite, courteous and knowledgeable about the country you visit goes a long way. To help you better understand and enjoy your visit to Japan, here are a list of things that many foreigners do that you should try to avoid!