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Inside Tips on Enjoying Japan
Article by Peter originally published on Deep Japan Tourists to Japan can take advantage of tax free shopping at over 5,000 shops in Japan. If you are coming to Japan on a tourist visa (or if the stamp in your passport says Continue Reading
Article by Chiara originally published on Deep Japan For people who are interested in fashion and playing with their look, getting gel nails done in Japan is a must-try experience. Unlike a regular manicure, gel nails and art can last for Continue Reading
Article by Claire originally published on Deep Japan There are so many things you can bring back home as souvenir from Japan that sometimes, choice and possibilities are overwhelming. It’s so difficult to decide which souvenir will please the best to Continue Reading
Article by KJ originally published on Deep Japan Football season has officially begun. If catching up on the latest scores online, or watching games on cable television aren’t enough to satisfy your fix there is good news. It is possible Continue Reading
Don’t you think one of the greatest fun when you travel is to feel like a real local in the authentic flavors of that city? Though there’s certainly no shame in it, no one likes to feel like a tourist. Continue Reading
Akihabara is a very unique spot of Tokyo well-known globally as a sightseeing destination. Many people flock to this flashy decorated part of the metropolis each for their own special reasons. The area is home to numerous shops that sell Continue Reading
Do you see the multitude of vending machines everywhere? Notice there are no red buttons in Summer because all the drinks inside are cold. You can use your suica pre-paid train card to buy your cool drink on the platform Continue Reading
Remember the days when travel was still an unhurried affair? If you are looking for something to relieve stress and everyday worries in tranquil surroundings, Japanese Ryokans could be simply one of the best options. Staying at a Ryokan will Continue Reading
Summer is the season of fireworks! There are hundreds of hanabi (flowers of fire) festivals throughout the country, usually between July and August. Pyrotechnicians from the Japan’s top fireworks firms compete technique, creativity and beauty. Japanese fireworks are shoot up in Continue Reading
Tokyo’s Kappabashi is famous and there are many companies and workshops producing high quality, fun, and decorative items for the kitchen. Kappa-bashi Tool Street is about 800m long located in 10 minutes walking distance from Asakusa and has more than Continue Reading