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Japanese vending machines are a big part of daily life in Japan. But for travelers, they are also a fun and surprising way to experience Japanese culture. You’ll see them almost everywhere—at train stations, on quiet streets, and even in...

Japanese umbrella culture may surprise many visitors. In Japan, people use umbrellas even when there’s just a little rain—or no rain at all. On sunny days, you’ll often see people carrying umbrellas to block the sun. This habit might see...

Himeji Castle is often called the most beautiful castle in Japan. Known as the "White Heron Castle," it draws visitors from around the world with its elegant design, deep history, and well-preserved wooden structure. In this guide, you’l...

Traveling to Japan? Good news—going through customs is now much easier than before. You just need to fill out a customs form when you arrive. This rule applies to everyone, even if you’re visiting for a short trip or coming back again. S...

Wearing a kimono and strolling through traditional Japanese streets is one of the most iconic and memorable experiences for many visitors to Japan. It's a way to connect with the culture, capture beautiful photos, and feel part of the co...

Traveling through Japan is an unforgettable experience — clean streets, efficient transportation, and stunning sights. But one thing that surprises many foreign visitors is how hard it is to find a trash can. You buy a bottle of green te...

Japan’s toilets often leave a lasting impression on international visitors. From high-tech washlets to public restrooms that double as tourist attractions, Japanese toilets are clean, efficient, and full of cultural insight. In this guid...