Life in Japan

Autumn in Japan is truly enchanting. As temperatures drop and the humid summer days come to an end, the landscape transforms into vibrant shades of orange, yellow, and red. This stunning natural event, called koyo (red leaves), attracts both locals and visitors to parks, temples, mountains, and riversides to enjoy some of the most breathtaking…

If you’re in Japan and looking for a convenient way to make payments without cash, PayPay is one of the most popular mobile payment services available. With a simple QR code-based system, PayPay allows users to make purchases at convenience stores, restaurants, and even online. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, this guide will…

Did you miss your last train? Do you need a quick rest? Want to read some manga? Tokyo’s internet cafes will be your perfect haven.  Imagine finding yourself in the heart of Tokyo late at night with nowhere to go. Instead of spending hours in a cold, uncomfortable station, you can step into one of…

Ueno is a district in Tokyo that boasts more than recreation and history—it offers beauty and culture that attract people from all over the world. In fact, whether you’re a resident or a visitor, Ueno is an incredible destination! Still, if you’re going to the district and want a guide, we’ve compiled a list of…

Camping is one of the most enjoyable activities, allowing people to have a break from city life. Currently, there are many camping sites for those who wish to escape the concrete jungle of Tokyo but still cannot venture too far from the city.  Whether your traveling aims are free campgrounds, luxurious glamping Japan, or even…