未分類 How to Behave on Japanese Trains: A Tourist Guide
Introduction – Why Train Manners Matter in JapanQuiet, Clean, and Efficient: Japan’s Rail CultureJapan's trains are worl...
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未分類 Tipping in Japan: Why It’s Not Required (and What to Do Instead)
Introduction – Do You Need to Tip in Japan?If you’re visiting Japan for the first time, you might be wondering: Do I nee...
未分類 5 Best Regional Sake Brands in Japan – A Traveler’s GuideRegional Sake Brands in Japan – A Traveler’s Guide
Introduction – Why the Best Regional Sake Brands Are a Must-Try in JapanSake is more than just a drink in Japan—it’s a c...
未分類 The History of Suica & PASMO: How Japan’s Transit Cards Revolutionized Travel
Discover Suica & PASMO, Japan’s iconic transit cards that simplified travel.＃
未分類 Japanese Onsen Etiquette : Beginner’s Guide for Visitors
Visiting Japan? Learn how to enjoy onsens like a local! This complete guide covers Japanese hot spring etiquette, what to bring, tattoo rules, and tips for first-time visitors.
未分類 How to Use Suica & PASMO: The Ultimate Guide for Tourists in Japan
Traveling in Japan? Learn how to use Suica & PASMO cards for trains, buses, and shopping. A must-read guide for tourists to explore Japan with ease.
未分類 Kusatsu Onsen: Discover Japan’s Most Famous Hot Spring Town
👋IntroductionNestled in the mountains of Gunma Prefecture, Kusatsu Onsen is one of Japan's most iconic hot spring destin...
未分類 How to Enjoy an Onsen (Hot Spring) Like a Local
Discover how to enjoy Japanese onsen like a local. Learn the difference between onsen and sento, bathing etiquette, and top hot spring destinations across Japan.
未分類 How to Pay in Japan: Cash, Card, and Apps
Planning to visit Japan? Learn how to pay in Japan using cash, cards, and mobile apps. Tips for travelers, updated for 2025. Don't get caught unprepared!
未分類 🍶 All About Japanese Sake: A Cultural Guide to Japan’s Traditional Drink
Discover the world of Japanese sake! Learn about its history, types like Junmai & Ginjo, cultural etiquette, and where to enjoy it in Japan. A must-read for travelers and sake lovers.