If you're a fan of Spirited Away, the masterpiece from Studio Ghibli, you might find this interesting!
Now that I live in Japan, I see the similarities and differences between the two country’s convenience stores.
There are so many beautiful places to visit in Japan, and the Eight Ponds at Oshino Hakkai is one of those.
Earlier this year, I traveled to the city of Atami, located in the eastern corner of the Shizuoka Prefecture.
One of the best reasons to travel is to broaden your mind and gather a variety of life experiences to help better understand the world, its people, and culture.
For foreigners new to Japan, guidance toward tipping is usually pretty straightforward: You don’t tip in Japan.
Everyone is looking for an edge. In Japan, folks depend on “Power Spots” that are believed to cleanse, refresh and rejuvenate one’s mind and soul. Simply, they give you an edge. Luck, if you will.
I would have never considered disappearing into the countryside for four days by myself. Growing up in a city where danger is perceived to be lurking around every corner, having backup was always essential for when it inevitably hits the fan.
