Where Are the Trash Cans in Japan? What to Do with Your Rubbish
You finish a snack, look around for a bin, and keep walking. Ten minutes later, the wrapper is stil...
You finish a snack, look around for a bin, and keep walking. Ten minutes later, the wrapper is stil...
You reach the doorway of a restaurant or ryokan. There is a small step, a row of slippers, and sudd...
If you want internet on your phone the moment you land in Japan, an eSIM is the easiest way to get ...
Drugstores are a go-to souvenir stop for visitors to Japan. Cosmetics and over-the-counter medicine...
Getting around Japan is much easier with an IC card (Suica, PASMO, and similar cards) than buying a...
Found a folded yukata in your room and wondering where to start? Put the right-hand panel against y...
When you suddenly feel unwell while traveling, many foreign visitors in Japan aren't sure which hos...
When you sit down at a Japanese izakaya, a small dish you never ordered often arrives at your table...
Japanese restrooms can sometimes be confusing for foreign tourists visiting for the first time. Hig...
Chopsticks are an essential tool for eating in Japan. While you can eat even if you don't hold them...