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(Aomori Japan Guide) Scrumptious Seafood Bowls & More at Japan’s Fresh Fish Theme Park – Hasshoku Center!

Aomori, Hirosaki And Hachinohe Sashimi

Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture is known as a major port city in Japan with large amount of catches, it is also a great place for seafood. At Hasshoku Center where fresh fish from Hachinohe is delivered, there are many things to experience like trying out fresh sashimi and hamayaki.

Traveling to Fukushima: Top Tourist Attractions for Shopping and Fun

Fukushima, Koriyama And Iwaki Other Sightseeing
Daiso 100 Yen Haul: Top 5 Japanese Stationery Souvenirs on a Budget!

Tokyo Station 100 Yen Shops
These 13 Tohoku Photos Will Make You Wish You’d Visited Japan Sooner!

Aomori, Hirosaki And Hachinohe Landscapes
Niseko Hokkaido: 3 best hot springs in Niseko offering beautiful mountain views!

Niseko / Rusutsu Hot Springs (Onsen) & Bath Houses (Sento)
Tokyo Events in February & March 2019: Can't-Miss Events, Expos and More!

Asakusa Winter
Mouthwatering Ways to Start Your Day: 5 Perfect Morning Cafés Near Shibuya Station!

Shinjuku Other Restaurants

Sapporo Snow Festival 2020: Complete Guide to Japan's Most Famous Winter Festival! (February 4-11)

Sapporo / Chitose Japanese Festivals (Matsuri)

One of the major events representing Hokkaido is the Sapporo Snow Festival (Yukimatsuri), held every February, when the city turns silver. A huge variety of snow sculptures are constructed in Odori Park, at Sapporo's city center, along with ice sculptures and more. In recent years, sound and light effects have been added, making the experience even more attractive, and skating rinks and outdoor food stands have been arranged so that they can be enjoyed all day at the venue. Here we'll do a deep dive into the charm of the Sapporo Snow Festival, including not only the main venue at Odori Park but also around Susukino and Tsudomu as well! Main image credit: BjornBecker / Shutterstock.com (Photo from 2019)

Shop Like A Local: 20+ Helpful Phrases, Vocabulary & Tips for Japanese Supermarkets!
Best Ramen in Tokyo: Tokyo’s 14 Must-Try Ramen Restaurants For 2020

Shibuya Ramen
Dining in Tokyo: 4 Late-night Dinner Spots in Asakusa!

Asakusa Yakiniku
Great Food With a View: Top 4 Restaurants You Won't Forget in Omotesando, Tokyo

Shibuya Other Sightseeing
Tokyo Brunch: 4 of our Favorite Spots for a Japanese-style Brunch in Asakusa!

Asakusa Japanese cuisine
Carbs on Carbs: Top 5 Weird Ways Japan Took Baked Goods to Another Level

Sapporo / Chitose

Checking Out Tokyo's Samurai Museum: Get to Know the Spirit of Japan’s Ancient Warriors

Shinjuku Other Museums

Samurai are one of the most well-known icons of Japanese culture. Recognizable by their distinctive helmets and deadly katana weapons, these warriors were characterized by their extreme dedication to the belief of honor above life. Tokyo’s Samurai Museum provides deeper insight into this unique facet of Japanese culture to further understand what it truly meant to be a samurai in old Japan. Samurai Museum offers visitors the chance to see real samurai armor and weapons up close, as well as in-depth educational tours in English, workshops, and exciting sword battle performances that showcase samurai actors in action! If you are interested in taking a samurai selfie, you even have the chance to wear some replica armor!

[MOVIE] Achieve Your Cosplay Dreams at Cosplay Studio Crown!

Akihabara Culture Experience
[MOVIE] DRUM TAO’S MANGEKYO – a Kaleidoscope of Taiko Drums

Shinagawa Shows
Learn the Art of Flower Arrangement at Ohara School of Ikebana

Harajuku Other Traditional Arts
Kurayami Gohan – Experiencing the Dinner in the Dark

Asakusa Culture Experience
(Video) OFF-KAi!!: An Akihabara Hair Salon for Anime Fans

Akihabara Other Health and Beauty
[MOVIE] Sightseeing Taxi: Tour Tokyo the Easy Way!

Odaiba Adventure Activities

Where to Get Wi-Fi at Kansai International Airport: List of Nearby Wi-Fi Rental Facilities

Kansai Airport Wi-Fi Rental Shops

Kansai International Airport can truly be called the gateway for travelers to the Kansai area. The first thing you'll want to do upon arriving is secure Wi-Fi access. With rental Wi-Fi, you'll be able to enjoy sightseeing Japan stress-free, no matter what your destination. Rental fees are set at a per-day rate, so you can borrow Wi-Fi for only as many days as you need it. This article will list Wi-Fi rental services within Kansai International Airport.

JR Osaka Station’s Travel Service Center is multilingual. Let’s take a look at the services they offer travelers in Osaka

Umeda, Osaka Station, Kitashinchi Other Sightseeing
Kyoto Guide: 5 Best Popular Sightseeing Spots to Visit Along with Nijo Castle

Nijo Castle, Kyoto Imperial Palace Other Sightseeing
Ueno Discount Shopping: Travelers Reveal Favorite Souvenirs at Huge Tokyo Bargain Store!

Ueno Other Shopping
Know Before You Go: Osaka and Kansai Travel Phrases (Different to Textbook Japanese!)

Umeda, Osaka Station, Kitashinchi Other Sightseeing
A City That Never Sleeps: Top 3 Spots to Stay in Ikebukuro Until Morning (If You Miss the Last Train!)

Ikebukuro
How to Eat Sushi: the Complete Guide to Japan’s Most Famous Food

Sushi

Rebun Island: 7 Inspiring Sights in Japan’s Wild North That'll Have You Booking Your Trip!

Shiretoko Other Nature

Rebun Island, also known as Japan's 'island of flowers,' is a scenic isle off the northwest tip of Hokkaido - and a treasure trove of natural scenic beauty. Cape Sukoton is at its northernmost tip and Cape Sukai offers the best view of the ocean’s crystal clear water; both sites are best seen while driving around the island. Here is an introduction to a course that describes these and other scenic spots.

Ayabe Gunze Square: Here Is The Must-See Spot On a Kyoto Trek!

kyoto Suburbs Clothing Stores
Tokyo 1-Day Itinerary: 8 Must-See Places for a Day Trip in Tokyo

Asakusa Other Sightseeing
Nagahama Travel Guide: Cute Old Castle Town With Artisanal Glassware, Great Food & More!

Hikone, Nagahama Other Traditional Arts
Meals, Manners & More: Your Ultimate Guide to Eating in Japan!

Ginza Other Japanese Food
10 Things That Surprised Western Visitors While Visiting Japan
Tokyo VS Osaka: Inside Japan’s Insane Regional Rivalry!

Budget Sightseeing in Nikko: Save money with a NIKKO PASS!

Nikko Cultural Heritage Sites

In Nikko, which can be reached in less than two hours by using the Tobu Railway Limited Express from Asakusa, Tokyo, you can enjoy splendid World Heritage sites, magnificent nature, and lovely hot springs. Also the most popular way of going around sightseeing in Nikko is by using trains and buses that depart from Nikko Station. One unique feature is the free passes which enable the user to efficiently visit all the places he wishes to visit and at a savings at that. Two of particular interest are the “NIKKO PASS all area” and “NIKKO PASS world heritage area” free passes which are offered exclusively to foreign tourists visiting Japan. Read on and we will explain these passes and how you can use them in more detail.