Setsubun is the day before the beginning of spring (according to the old Japanese lunar calendar) when people chase away demons to welcome a new season. It usually falls around February 2, 3 or 4.
In Japanese, the word “どうも” (doumo) is a very versatile and frequently used word that can mean a few different things depending on the context. どうも, pronounced “dou-mo,” is a phrase you’d come across when you’re eating in at an izakaya or a restaurant. You can also use it to thank someone. You can also […]
Shibuya is a trendy, hip, and fun-loving ward in Tokyo that never seems to sleep. From shopping and eating gluten-free ramen to seeing an upcoming artist live, there is always something to do. That’s why we have this Shibuya Guide to make sure you have a wonderful experience here. Compared to other shopping districts in […]
Planning fun things to do is just as confusing as navigating through Shinjuku Station. Luckily, we’ve narrowed down all the best activities.
Looking for halal food options here in Tokyo? You can enjoy ramen, sushi and burgers worry-free in Tokyo.
Golden Week is coming up! Learn more about each of the holidays and find out when it is.
Christmas in Japan is more of a commercial and romantic holiday than it is a traditional or religious one. From eating KFC and seeing beautiful winter illuminations to going to European-inspired Christmas markets, these are all of the most common activities you can do for Christmas in Japan.
Nearing Christmas, you’ll find Tokyo transformed into an illuminated frosty wonderland. Check out our top spots for best illuminations for 2021/2022
