A Slice of Tokyo Life with Transparent Public Toilets
One of the best things about living in Tokyo is that there is always some artsy stuff popping up somewhere. This time we’re talking about transparent public toilets.
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Must do’s in Okinawa: More than Scuba, Snorkel & SUP
After you’ve cleared the three S’s: scuba, snorkelling and SUP, what else are must-do’s in Okinawa? Read on and find out!
Read moreTokyo Mystery Circus: A Fun Way to Work the Brain
Escape rooms, immersive games and more! If you want to exercise those brain muscles, then look no further than Tokyo Mystery Circus.
Read moreGet Treated at the Sanatorium Cafe in Fukuoka
Enjoy a barium mocktail and more at the Sanatorium Cafe in Fukuoka, a quirky place themed around medical establishments of the same name.
Read moreStaycation Review: Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon
A three-star hotel with a slightly extravagant feel, Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon ended up being one of the best staycations I’ve had so far.
Read morePrivate Rental Gyms in Tokyo: Work Out During COVID
Private rental gyms in Tokyo are the perfect solution to keep up those gains during a COVID-19 state of emergency. I tried three this time.
Read moreThings To Do in Tokyo’s Ryogoku Besides Sumo
Ryogoku (両国) is perhaps best known for sumo. Which begs the question, are there things to do for those who aren’t fans? The answer is yes.
Read moreA Weekend in Yamagata: Ginzan, Zao Snow Monsters & Earthquakes
I was finally able to cross off two spots in Yamagata Prefecture long on my bucket list: Ginzan Onsen and the snow monsters of Mt. Zao.
Read moreA Quaint Afternoon with Birds at Kotori Cafe Ueno
If you like birds, then you must check out Kotori Cafe Ueno (ことりカフェ上野本店), which features dozens of small birds to enjoy afternoon tea with.
Read moreExploring the G-cans: Japan’s Massive Underground Drain
Located 50m below ground, the G-cans is one of the largest underground drains in the world. Its main tank resembles a futuristic temple.
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