When you visit Tokyo, there are for sure things that you must do such as visiting the all the iconic sightseeing spots. If you want to make unforgettable memories of this city that never sleeps, just follow the locals to see another side of Tokyo besides the iconic areas! Here are 10 areas that aren’t... View tour
Traveling in Japan also offers you the possibility to try a wide range of accommodations, and the risk of feeling overwhelmed is up to the corner. From western hotels to traditional ryokan, you are able to choose among many types of accommodations with a wide range of prices, so it’s better to be prepared and... View tour
The easiest way to travel around Tokyo and survive its crazy ticket system is to use a prepaid card (IC Card) such as Pasmo or Suica. Having an IC card eliminates the need to worry about which type of ticket you need to buy and at the same time, you will cut small costs on... View tour
When we travel we always shoot a lot of photos of places that we visit, foods that we eat and people that we meet. But I’m guessing now that you also want to shoot some fantastic and eye catching pictures for your instagram gallery right? Here we have a list of the top Instagrammable spots... View tour
It so happens that for many travelers, summer is the most convenient time to visit Japan. Unfortunately, it coincides with what most people would consider being the worst time to visit. It’s humid, it’s hot, it’s rainy; sometimes all three at the same time! Every year, tens of thousands of people end up in the... View tour
Tokyo basically can be enjoyed anytime during the year thanks to the many attractions that Japan’s capital has to offer. Every season has its strong and weak points, but there are several “best season” to visit Tokyo such as the best season for shopping, the best season for events, the best season for sightseeing and... View tour
What does it feel like to be at the center of the world? Well, find out at the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world with an average of 2,500 people crossing every time the signal lights are green. Then, stop to say hello to the dog statue of Hachiko and get... View tour
Kaiseki cuisine is a traditional Japanese style cuisine that is usually served in high class restaurants or traditional ryokans. To fully enjoy this experience and avoid being in an embarrassing situation, it is important to be aware of Japanese table manners. Japanese meals usually consists of many small dishes which foreigners may not really be... View tour
