by Angelie | Jul 25, 2024 | Japan Travel, Life in Japan, Summer in Japan
Tokyo in the summer can be scorching, with intense sun and high temperatures. It’s not uncommon for the mercury to rise above 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit), with humidity levels that make it feel even hotter. This combination of heat and humidity can...
by Angelie | Jul 23, 2024 | Japan Travel, Life in Japan, Summer in Japan
When people think of visiting Japan, spring with its cherry blossoms or autumn with its vibrant foliage often come to mind. However, summer in Japan is an underrated season that offers its own unique and exciting experiences. From lively festivals and fireworks...
by Angelie | Jul 18, 2024 | Summer in Japan, Japan Travel
Travelling in Japan in July offers a vibrant mix of summer festivals, outdoor activities, and seasonal delights. With the rainy season coming to an end and the heat of summer setting in, it’s a dynamic time to explore the country. This guide provides essential tips...
by Danica | Jul 3, 2024 | Japan Travel, Highlight Key Topics
Planning your first time in Tokyo can be exhilarating yet somewhat daunting, given the city’s vastness and the sheer number of attractions and experiences it offers. From the bustling streets of Shibuya to the historic temples of Asakusa, Tokyo is a city that...
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...
by Flip Japan Guide | Jul 3, 2024 | Japan Area Guide, Japan Travel
For many centuries, Asakusa (Japanese: 浅草) has been one of the main areas to visit in Tokyo. It is Tokyo’s best-known “shitamachi,” which means “low town.” Here, you will experience both the modern and historical atmospheres of the city. You might be surprised to see...
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