by Angelie | Apr 10, 2025 | Japan Travel, Japanese culture, Japanese food & Drinks
So, you’re ready to tour Tokyo—or maybe you’re still lounging with a cup of tea, casually plotting your next big adventure. Either way, Tokyo’s probably already got a grip on your imagination. It’s a place that doesn’t just meet expectations, it completely flips them....
by Angelie | Mar 13, 2025 | Spring in Japan, Japanese food & Drinks
Spring in Japan is all about sakura, and what better way to celebrate than with delicious cherry blossom drinks? This year, some of the biggest brands are rolling out limited-time sakura-themed treats that blend traditional Japanese flavours with modern desserts....
by Angelie | Jan 8, 2025 | Winter in Japan, Celebrations & Holidays in Japan, Japan Events, Japan Travel, Japanese culture, Japanese food & Drinks, Life in Japan
January in Japan kicks off the year with a mix of cold-weather activities, deep-rooted traditions, and comforting winter foods. From serene temples bustling with New Year rituals to powdery slopes perfect for skiing, January has plenty to offer for travellers and...
by Angelie | Dec 12, 2024 | Japan Area Guide, Japan Travel, Japanese food & Drinks, Places in Japan
Kamakura, a charming coastal town just an hour south of Tokyo, is rich in history and cultural significance. Once the political centre of medieval Japan, Kamakura is home to historic temples, beautiful beaches, and a lively street food scene that delights both locals...
by Angelie | Nov 6, 2024 | Life in Japan, Japan Nightlife, Japanese culture, Japanese food & Drinks
Tokyo’s nightlife is a thrilling experience, offering everything from cosy hidden bars and themed clubs to vibrant streets that come alive after dark. But for foreigners who don’t speak Japanese, this maze of neon lights and alleyways can seem daunting. Thankfully,...
by Danica | Jul 3, 2024 | Places in Japan, Japan Travel, Japanese food & Drinks
Tsukiji Market, a neighbourhood in Chuo City, Tokyo, is home to around 400 shops offering various fish, meat, kitchen utensils, and more. Tsukiji translates to “constructed land” because, in 1657, a great fire prompted the Tokugawa shogunate to fill in the...
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