Answered 7 days ago
Akihabara has a one of the most famous restaurant in the whole world. It is a traditional Japanese sushi bar but it is not usual. Because all sushi chefs are women . Please check it out them website. http://www.nadeshico-sushi.com/index_e.htmlI think that you guys should try it! Absolutely
Answered 8 days ago
There are not so special food in Akihabara.Depends on you if you have any specific Japanese local ,traditional or any other special foods in Japan.
Published 10 days ago
If you want to eat and drink well for cheap nothing is better than Tokyo’s back streets, the Yokocho. They’re really close to the principal streets and stations, but the prices are surprisingly cheaper, and they’re full of small, lively restaurants and bars that are waiting to be discovered! Alm...
Answered 11 days ago
You don't give your full schedule, but if it fits in your plans, you should also consider the JR East Tohoku Area Pass. It is way cheaper, and you might find it a better choice. More details of it are here.Nearly any major travel agency that sells air tickets to Japan can also sell rail passes. I...
Answered 13 days ago
It’s covered by the JR pass. Seats can be booked through internet but you cannot select specific seat number and box seats. If you definitely want to reserve box seat, you have to physically come to ticket office at any JR stations and reserve it.
Published 17 days ago
Ueno is a bustling city that has many popular attractions and sightseeing spots. It is also known for delicious local specialties that will gain your nod of approval. For those who love to eat, Ueno is a popular destination to satisfy their food cravings. Walk along its busy streets, and you’ll ...
Answered 20 days ago
Thank you! When I tried to book it only gave me a choice of 2 or 3 people, I couldn’t book it as a solo traveler, that’s why I asked. I have already left Japan, but I will make sure to use The Hub next time I am there! :) I will check if there isn’t anything similar in London!
Answered 21 days ago
Hello. Maybe you know already to see the Geisha performance in a restaurant costs a lot. So I propose this service! Just one hour but i believe it would be a nice memory!! I could not find the site in English...https://www.veltra.com/jp/japan/tokyo/a/113987#
Published 24 days ago
Traditional Japanese cuisine often uses cooked rice as the principal carb for a meal, but a lot of side dishes may contain gluten, and usually even gluten-free foods may be contaminated by the other dishes. So, even if it seems that a meal set doesn’t contain any gluten, it’s best to ask the sta...
Answered 24 days ago
You mean you want to join meat and eat with alone? If you say so, I think it doesn’t matter. I met a solo traveler a year ago with alone:) If you mean something another event or festival, I need to know more information, so let me know.
Answered 28 days ago
Hello. I don't know about her work but I heard you can watch and buy her items at Roppongi hilles art & design and Ginza six Tsutaya. Please check before visiting.https://www.roppongihills.com/shops_restaurants/shops/00095.htmlhttps://ginza6.tokyo.e.abf.hp.transer.com/shops/1230
Answered 29 days ago
See for yourself:https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2273.html
Answered about 1 month ago
It might be cold in the morning or night. Are you going to see cherry blossoms at night? I guess you should have a jacket. You can buy a cheap one at fast fashion stores like Japanese Uniqlo. have fun!
Published about 1 month ago
Sendai is one of the biggest cities in Japan and home to unique and delicious dishes that will satisfy your craving. You can even say that hidden gems abound within the “city of trees” waiting for people to discover them. Even if you just casually stroll in its busy streets, you’re bound to find...
Answered about 1 month ago
I recommend don quixote, they have a great selection.
Answered about 1 month ago
That depends entirely on what season you are going to Japan, as well as your own interests.What interests you that you’d be going there? There are many aspects - arts, temples/shrines, castles, nature, hot springs, hiking, festivals, shopping, museums, gardens, folk crafts, pop culture, cuisine, ...
Answered about 1 month ago
You don't say what country you are from, but basically for most western countries, for any stay over 90 days you need a visa - either work, study, or some cultural activity. You can get more info from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan page on visas.
Answered about 1 month ago
Is the boat that you are looking for like this? This will be a web site of Kawaguchiko's rental boat. (Only in Japanese.) http://www.lakesidecottage.jp/rental/
Published about 1 month ago
Omotesando is one of Tokyo’s classy shopping destinations. There are many branded stores, boutiques and other flagship stores that will cater to all your shopping needs. Whether be it formal, trendy or casual clothes, you’ll find them all here. In fact, with so many stores to choose from. It’s a...
Answered about 2 months ago
There is nothing to book - you just go there.But Kiyomizudera is not the best place to see cherry blossoms in the area. There are far better places in Kyoto. The thing is, all are pretty popular, so you might see more people than petals.If you really want to see cherry blossoms, you really need t...
