Kevin Henrique · Jul 15, 2026 Mount Takao: temple, trails and a Tokyo day trip A mountain day from Tokyo where forest paths lead past temple gates, tengu figures and views that depend on the weather.
Kevin Henrique · Jul 01, 2026 Seichi Junrei: how anime tourism works in Japan From shrines in Saitama to seaside towns in Shizuoka, anime pilgrimage has become a real way to travel across Japan.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2025 TOH: Tokyo’s Silent ‘Stealing’ Event Explained A guide to the rule-bound Tokyo pop-up where silence, timing, and careful movement determined what participants could take home.
Kevin Henrique · Jul 09, 2024 5 Must-Visit Places for Your First Trip to Japan Five places that give a strong first impression of Japan.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2017 Free Volunteer Tour Guides in Japan: How to Find One A practical way to find volunteer guides in Japan, understand the usual expenses, and make a thoughtful request.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2017 Drinking in Japan: Rules, Etiquette and Useful Tips A practical guide to Japanese drinking etiquette, izakaya customs, and the small rules that help you avoid awkward mistakes.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 Shinagawa Aquarium Tokyo: Tunnel, Shows, Hours, and Access A calmer Tokyo aquarium in Shinagawa Kumin Park — tunnel tank, shows, and practical access tips
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 8 Best Bungee Jumping Places in Japan Eight bridge bungy drops across Japan, from a 30-meter Kansai start to Gifu’s 215-meter free fall.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 How do parking lots work in Japan? From the ground plate at a coin lot to the vertical parking tower — a practical overview for driving in Japan.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 14 Thematic Trains that you can only find in Japan Character wraps, winter kotatsu cars, dual-mode vehicles, and luxury cruise trains that turn ordinary Japanese rail trips into...
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 Tsunoshima Island and Ohashi Bridge: Yamaguchi's Cobalt Coast Horn Island’s free bridge, stone lighthouse, and Sea of Japan beaches—how to enjoy Tsunoshima without rushing the view.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 Japan Airport Immigration: Visit Japan Web, Customs, and Useful Phrases From Visit Japan Web QR codes to fingerprints, customs, and airport Japanese — a clear path for first arrival.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 Japanese train station announcements: phrases you’ll hear From mamonaku to mind your step — the platform phrases that make Japanese trains make sense.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 Train Melodies in Japan: The Music of Station Platforms Short departure melodies, local themes, and the sound of the platform
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 How to take money to Japan for your trip Yen in hand, cards for ATMs, and a backup plan — without overpaying at the airport counter.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2016 Arashiyama - Bamboo Forest and Monkey Mountain Bamboo grove, monkey mountain and centuries-old temples in western Kyoto.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2015 Bicycles in Japan: Laws, Rules, and Everyday Care From Mama Chari baskets to police tickets: what changes when two wheels become daily transport.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2015 Okunoshima - The famous Rabbit Island Hundreds of wild rabbits, a poison gas past, and a small island that was wiped off Allied maps during the war.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2015 Capsule Hotels in Japan: What to Expect, History and Tips A practical guide to Japan's compact sleeping pods, shared facilities, and the details first-time guests should know.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2015 11 Seasons and Seasonal Moments in Japan A practical guide to the weather, customs and travel rhythms that change across Japan's year.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2015 15 Things to Know Before Traveling to Japan Useful cultural and practical details for travelers who want to feel prepared without treating Japan like a list of rigid rules.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2015 Small Cities and Towns in Japan Worth Visiting Historic streets, hot springs, mountain scenery and coastal escapes beyond Japan's largest cities.
Kevin Henrique · Jan 15, 2015 20 Cities in Japan Worth Visiting A city-by-city route through Japan, from capital landmarks to smaller places with their own rhythm.