by Arden Kreuzer | Last updated Oct 21, 2026 | Winter in Japan, Japan by Season
So, half your group lives for powder, and the other half would honestly rather not strap a plank to each foot and fall down a mountain? Yes, we all know that Niseko equals skiing and snowboarding, but the good news is that the list of things to do in Niseko besides...
by Angelie | Last updated Oct 16, 2026 | Japan Travel
I won’t sugar-coat it: accessible travel in Japan takes extra planning. While major cities have made progress with accessible transport and public facilities, getting around isn’t always straightforward. At Flip, we’ve helped all kinds of travellers plan trips...
by Angelie | Last updated Oct 14, 2026 | Japan Travel
Our family fell down the Japanese camping rabbit hole about three years ago after binge-watching Yuru Camp together on Netflix. Apparently, watching anime girls cooking outdoors and waking up to Mount Fuji was enough to convince us that we needed a tent and an...
by Arden Kreuzer | Last updated Oct 9, 2026 | Winter in Japan, Japan by Season
One of the best things about living in Tokyo is how easy it is to get to the snow. There are loads of ski resorts near Tokyo, and skiing and snowboarding here are really accessible. You don’t necessarily need a car or a huge budget. The lift tickets cost a fraction of...
by Angelie | Last updated Oct 7, 2026 | Japanese Food & Drinks
Ask ten people what to eat in Kyoto and nine will probably say kaiseki. That is great advice if you have deep pockets and can book a table months in advance. But some of my favourite meals here happen standing at a tiny counter for a bowl of nishin soba topped with a...
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