Sakura cherry blossom is decidedly one of the symbols of Japan. Thus the “hanami” experience or cherry blossom viewing may be already on your to-do list in Japan. Read More…

Are you surprised at finding so many kinds of tea offered in the beverage section of convenience stores in Japan?

This time I will introduce Read More…

People often say “when in Rome, do as the Romans do”, however it is one thing to say it in words but quite another to follow the culture in a foreign country. Read More…

Okayama City and Kurashiki City in Okayama Prefecture have many historic spots remaining (listed below in the article), and they have been popular sightseeing places Read More…

In Japan, the city of Tokyo hosts an extremely large number of sushi restaurants. Those travelling to Japan most certainly stop by Tokyo and visit sushi restaurants Read More…

The most representative food eaten during New Year’s celebrations in Japan is “Osechi” dishes. They are sold and offered in various places from restaurants, Read More…

Last time we suggested preparing Japanese teacups or “yunomi” to use with your tea. This time, we are actually going to try brewing tea.

Just knowing some simple methods, Read More…

In Japan, people have enjoyed drinking tea from long ago.

When we mention traditional tea, many of you may picture the matcha green tea used in Read More…

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There are countless stationaries in the world. Japanese stationaries are popular all over the world for their various selections and highly practical functions. Read More…