by Venese | Apr 5, 2020 | Blogs, Japanese culture
We’ve all heard the term “yellow fever” before. No, not the mosquito-borne disease, but the social phenomenon where a non-Asian individual has a romantic or sexual preference for Asian, or “yellow,” people. On the flip side are gaijin hunters—Asians, typically...
by Venese | Mar 16, 2020 | Blogs, Japan Travel
Are you currently planning a holiday and wondering why travel to Japan? As you sift through various cities and countries worldwide, trying to find the perfect spot for your long-overdue getaway, allow us to present our case for Japan as your ultimate destination! With...
by Venese | Feb 14, 2020 | Blogs, Japan Nightlife, Japanese culture, Japanese food & Drinks
When you think of “Japanese alcohol,” what comes to mind? For many, it’s probably “sake.” But did you know that “sake” actually means “alcohol” in general in Japanese? If you’ve had the chance to experience...
by Venese | Jan 26, 2020 | Blogs, Japan Travel, Places in Japan
Don Quijote, or Donki, as it is referred to by locals, is the Japanese discount store of your dreams. Visiting at least one is a Japan must-do! From Tenga cups to takoyaki makers, Donki sells anything you could ever possibly need or want (and a whole lot you can’t...
by Venese | Dec 13, 2019 | Blogs, Celebrations & Holidays in Japan, Japanese culture
Japan is a secular country so it comes as no surprise that religious Christian Christmas traditions are not widely practised here. Instead, Japan has come up with its own traditions and ways of celebrating this holiday. Christmas in Japan is unique and different...
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