Beginner’s Guide to Warosoku: How to Use Japanese Candles A soft, wavering light once defined the atmosphere of traditional Japanese temples, serene tea rooms, and thoughtfully curated homes. This was the gentle flame of...
Sori Yanagi: A Design Philosophy Shaped by Hand What if the simple, everyday objects you use – the cutlery in your drawer, the pot on your stove, the chair you sit in –...
Warosoku: Disappearing, Breathing Japanese Candle Have You Heard of Warosoku? Story of Disappearing, Breathing Candle Japanese Candle Do you use a candle In your daily life? Our world is saturated...
Temple Stay Experience: Why Mt. Minobu Kuonji BEATS Koyasan If you’re looking to experience the tranquility of Japan’s spiritual side, staying at a temple on Mt. Minobu could be just what you need. While...
Unspoken Rules of Elevators in Japan? What Visitor Should Know Navigating elevators in Japan might seem straightforward, but there’s an etiquette that locals follow almost instinctively. While most travelers won’t need to worry too much...
Bowing in Japan: When, How, and What It Means Living abroad made me appreciate just how unique Japanese customs are, especially when I came back to Japan and noticed things that don’t exist elsewhere....
Dining Solo in Japan: Exploring the Counter Culture In Japan, dining solo is not just accepted—it’s a way of life. For travelers, this means you can feel completely comfortable eating on your own,...
Mobile Wi-Fi vs eSIM: BEST Choice for Travelers to Japan When my friends come visit me over to Japan, many mention how challenging it can be to figure out internet options here. In 2025, staying...
Essential Japanese Phrases for Travelers: Communicate with Confidence! Japan is a country known for its hospitality and politeness, and learning a few basic Japanese phrases can really improve your travel experience. While many...