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Not only Japan, but self-sufficient tourists are also interested in the cost of the trip, in which the cost of staying at the hotel accounts for 60% of the travel budget that you have to spend every day. The cost of a good hotel room is often high and during...

Sendai is a city of culinary adventure. Home to grilled beef tongue and incredible sushi, it’s relatively untraversed by the regular visitor to Japan, meaning there are plenty of secret local hangouts to explore, and no crowds to battle for a seat at the table. Here are the best restaurants...

Sendai is a city that sits at the doorstep of the nation’s more wild side. It’s a day trip from secluded mountain retreats, rugged coastlines, and remote islands. At the same time, it’s one of Japan’s most modern and sophisticated cities with a culinary scene that will challenge and surprise....

Sapporo is the fifth biggest city in Japan, the capital of the Hokkaido prefecture and the birthplace of the world-renowned Sapporo beer. Snow crab, soup curry and okonomiyaki are only a few of Sapporo’s most mouthwatering dishes. Take advantage of everything on offer in the city with our foodie-approved selection...

Hokkaido is the least densely populated of Japan’s five major islands. All that open space leaves plenty of room for cows to churn out delicious dairy that the rest of the country drools over. And Sapporo – Hokkaido’s capital – spills over with cafés making the most of it. Here...

Sapporo is the largest city in Hokkaido, the northernmost island of Japan. Known for its mountainous snowy climate, winter sports, local cuisine, and festivals, this modern city attracts millions of travelers every year. Below, we explore some of the top tourist attractions in Sapporo. Top Tourist Attractions In Sapporo, Japan...

No morning is complete without a cup of coffee. Stop imagining your hands wrapped around a warm mug on a winter’s day as you enjoy brunch or tea at a cosy cafe and make it a reality at the best coffee shops in Osaka, Japan. The Best Coffee Shops In...

Japan’s second-largest city has long been nicknamed “the Nation’s Kitchen,” so it’s natural that its biggest draw is the cooking. Food is in Osaka’s blood — “kuidaore,” loosely meaning “eat yourself to ruin,” is a favorite motto and pastime. Osaka and its charm tend toward the downmarket, but fine dining...

Though often compared to its big brother Tokyo, Osaka is a magnificent metropolis unlike any other. Renowned for its food (the Japanese call it “the nation’s kitchen”) and neon-lit nighttime entertainment districts, the city is also home to traditional temples, picturesque parks, the tallest building in the country, and even...

What are the most popular and trendy things to buy in Japan in 2021? If you are planning a trip to Japan and need a bit of help to decide what to buy while visiting Japan, here is a complete list of 10 must-buy souvenirs including traditional Japanese handicrafts, delicious...