TOKYO & TOKYO-OASIS 🌾 Life’s 100% Rice Flour Bread
These days, there are so many different types of dietary lifestyles. Compared to ten years ago, I feel like we now see t...
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KYOTO Kyoto Traditional Events & Festivals – Yearly Calendar
このページでは、主に京都市内の伝統行事・イベントを年間行事一覧で紹介していきます。多くの伝統行事が残る京都では、毎月たくさんの行事が開催され、いつ訪れても魅力満載です。
All regions 🥢 Itadakimasu: The Japanese Ritual of Gratitude Before Eating🥢
Discover the true meaning of 'Itadakimasu'—a simple word that reflects gratitude, culture, and spiritual depth in every Japanese meal.
TOKYO & TOKYO-OASIS 🌸Ume-zono Japanese traditional sweets🍡
What is your favorite Japanese sweet?Matcha, Anko, Mochi…These are common answers.And luckily, there is a cafe where you...
TOKYO-Food & Drinks The Best Karaage in Asakusa: My Top Picks🍗🔥
A lone traveler drifts through the shadowy streets of Asakusa, his stomach growling in hunger. He’s heard rumors—whisper...
KYOTO-Local Culture “5 Recommended Shrines in Kyoto to Enjoy Setsubun Festivities”
The history of Setsybun"Setsubun" means the division of seasons, and "Risshun" is the beginning of the spring. On the da...
TOKYO-Food & Drinks My Japanese food recommendation around Asakusa
Discover the best culinary spots in Asakusa! From cozy aburasoba joints to flavorful tantan tsukemen and more, explore the hidden gems and must-try dishes in this vibrant Tokyo neighborhood
TOKYO & TOKYO-OASIS Asakusa and Sweet potato
There have always been many shops in Asakusa that sell sweets made from sweet potatoes. Most of them were established in...
TOKYO-Food & Drinks Neapolitan culture in Japanese coffee shop
Maid cafe, which is a cafe with waitresses dressed in cute maid costumes, is well known in Japanese culture. Cat cafes, ...
TOKYO-Local Culture Tokyo Illumination 2024
Every winter, Tokyo transforms into a dazzling wonderland, filling the city with magic and festive cheer. From the iconi...
TOKYO & TOKYO-OASIS The cheapest Izakayas in Tokyo
The cheapest Izakaya and beer in Tokyo
All regions Shichi-Go-San: The Japanese Tradition Celebrating Children’s Growth
Every year on November 15, temples and shrines across Japan are filled with colorful family scenes. The reason is Shichi...