Namja Town: A lot of gyoza and weird ice cream
As an advocate of all things ice cream and gyoza, it would be a disservice for me to not tell people about Namco Namja Town. It's not just one of Japan's largest indoor amusement parks, it…
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As an advocate of all things ice cream and gyoza, it would be a disservice for me to not tell people about Namco Namja Town. It's not just one of Japan's largest indoor amusement parks, it…
The ocean surrounding Japan is home to unique types of fish as well as a sheer abundance of aqua-life unlike anything in the world. Japan also boasts a large amount of rivers, lakes, and marshes…
Manga cafés are places where, for a nominal fee, you get access to a huge number (often thousands) of Japanese manga and can spend some quality leisure time with the manga of your choice. …
Hello, winter in Japan. We're freezing, how about you? My house, like many Japanese houses and apartments, has crap insulation and no central heating. It's cold up in here. If your place, l…
Comprehensive living guide for foreign residents in Japan - Living Information read the original article
Akihabara is Tokyo's "Electric Town", which is focused around Akihabara Station. Akihabara built its reputation has a place to go in Tokyo for very technically adva…
How could I have forgotten to post this photograph. When I was in Noto last June I posted a shot from the Ante-room, which has deep brick red coloured walls (Snapshot 5: Unexpected 22nd June 201…
Tokyo International Book Fair is a good event for us bookworms, because all books are sold with discounts averaging 20%. This year, E-books were sold together with paper books. The 19…
Technically, today is a holiday. You should probably have the time off, but you don't. You're here at the office, trying to catch up on email and a glut of busywork. I feel you. And so does…
Motohakone (???) is Onsen Town located right next to Lake Ashi. A good tourist spot for this time of the year. read the original article