Is Minna No Nihongo the Best for Learning Japanese?
Whereas the internet and apps seem to have taken over the language learning world, there is still a strong case for a clear and concise course in text. Having an …
Exploring everything Japan has to offer
Whereas the internet and apps seem to have taken over the language learning world, there is still a strong case for a clear and concise course in text. Having an …
Tucked away in the town of Iwaizumi (岩泉) in Iwate Prefecture (岩手県) is one of the three great limestone caves of Japan, Ryusendo Cave (龍泉洞). Not the easiest spot to …
Located to the west of Kanazawa Castle, one of the 100 finest in Japan, resides the wonderfully well-preserved area of Nagamachi (長町). In the castle‘ day, this is where the …
Most probably wouldn’t think of Saitama Prefecture as rural. Being located adjacent to Tokyo Prefecture, many residents commute into the city. Hell, some of them commute to the prefecture I …
Update 3 July 2019: This was one of my original posts on my old domain about my appendicitis episode. I’ve debated removing it more times than not but it was …
Kasumigajo Park is located in the city of Sakai in Fukui Prefecture, Japan. Probably one of the lesser-known prefectures, but that doesn’t mean there’s not a reason to go visit! …
Did you know that Japan has massive sand dunes? One of the lesser-known prefectures, Tottori, is located on the west coast of the main island of Japan along the Sea …
Regional specialties of food abound in Japan. However, even though Tokyo has the most Michelin starred restaurants (including ramen restaurants!) of any city in the world, they really only have …
Not all of the 100 finest castles of Japan are still intact castles. Sometimes all that remains are just really awesome foundations. Or just earthworks like Takaoka. Little remains of …
Fun internet find of the day – how to find guacamole ingredients in Japan! Let’s admit it. Japanese grocery stores can be intimidating. Especially when you are new to the …