Harajuku is a district in Shibuya, Tokyo, that explodes with youthful energy and eccentric fashion. Takeshita Street is a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience the vibrant pop culture scene of Japan. Interested in learning more or have specific questions? Contact us here — we’d love to help you get started. Mastering the Basics Before […]
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Japan offers a unique climbing experience with a welcoming community, beautiful scenery, and various rock types. While the climbing may not be endless, its rich history and vibrant community make it a must-visit for many climbers.
Looking for a Summer Japanese Course for your Children in Tokyo? Our summer Japanese lessons are a great way for your child to experience Japanese culture and make new friends.
Interested in the JDM cars in Japan? Check out our guide on how to enjoy and be part of this fantastic scene!
With only a month left of spring, we are sad to say goodbye to all the amazing Sakura-themed desserts. However, the transition of seasons means Japan is making way for even more incredible sweets! Each season boasts a unique selection of traditional treats that capture the essence of the time. Let’s embark on a delicious […]
Have you ever been captivated by the vibrant brocade pouches overflowing at Japanese shrines? Those delightful bundles are お守り omamori, more than just trinkets – potent symbols of luck and protection, deeply woven into Japanese culture. A Charm for Every Wish The beauty of omamori lies in their incredible diversity. Whether you’re a student yearning […]
Staying healthy and active is important. Whether you’re a seasoned weightlifter or a fitness newbie, this guide will help you navigate the world of Japanese gyms and find the perfect fit for your workout goals and budget. A Quick Jump To… Public vs. Private Gyms Japan boasts two main gym categories: Public Gyms (Ward Gyms): […]
