8 Reasons to Live in the Japanese Countryside
From the quiet to the space to the cheaper price of pretty much everything—not to mention better air and access to outdoor activities—there are plenty of great reasons to love the countryside!
From the quiet to the space to the cheaper price of pretty much everything—not to mention better air and access to outdoor activities—there are plenty of great reasons to love the countryside!
Buses are a great (and cheap!) way to get around the Japanese countryside.
Pocket Concierge lets you book premier Tokyo restaurants online from anywhere.
We're not sure exactly what that "the Japanese way" is, but this infographic will walk you through all the steps of dining in a high-end sushiya with confidence!
Your guide for how to eat at a Japanese favorite: the cheap, revolving sushi restaurant.
When people travel to a foreign country, they tend to try to pick up a few key phrases before they go: how to say hello, how to ask for the bill at a restaurant and so on. You can do that for Japan as well, but the truth is, you actually don’t need to.
Most people assume that learning a language is easier with a Japanese spouse, but it's not as easy as it seems.
A few common greetings will help break the ice with your Japanese counterparts.