Ramen has an origin in Chinese cuisine, but now it has evolved into Japanese own style and become a part of Japanese culture. Some travelers list "eating ramen" as one of the purposes of traveling in Japan. For those ramen lovers, I'll recommend Shinyokohama Ramen Museum, the world's first "fo
When you think of Hakodate's gourmet area, The Hakodate Asaichi in front of Hakodate Station comes to mind. Although there is a lot of good fresh seafood, it is only open from dawn until the day, and the fact that it is closed at night is too bad. For those of you who want the same experience but
In recent years “Yoyogi” has seen a big increase in foreign visitors as it has become popular for travelers to stay in local residences. Tokyo is a leading metropolitan area for business and sightseeing, but despite being within walking distance of Shinjuku and Harajuku, Yoyogi is not a well-known a
So relaxed Meow. Purr. So cute… I can’t stand it (haha). For those who look at this picture and think it’s cute, but cute isn’t the right word! To those who think this level of cute should be “illegal”! Yes! Cat cuteness breaks all rules. As you can find cats anywhere, they a
While sightseeing and good food are a must for Japanese travelers, “buy souvenirs” is definitely in the top five travel activities. Just to be clear, “buy souvenirs” is different from “go shopping”. Buying souvenirs is a part of Japanese society where you buy things for others instead of your
