Answered 3 months ago
My personal opinion is Ebisu in Tokyo. It is very close to shibuya but not too busy/noisy. There are many modern/western buildings but also there is park and green area. Ebisu is also close to Meguro and Daikanyama so you never get bored in Ebisu.
Published 3 months ago
In Japan, it is quite hard to find restaurants that specialize in Vegetarian and vegan dishes. However, in Shibuya there are a few restaurants that opened to accommodate the ever-increasing demand for those who prefer to eat healthy foods, without meats. Let’s face it. Not everyone is ready to b...
Answered 3 months ago
I think the culture in Tokyo is Sumo Kabuki Ukiyoe Sumo: Sumo tournament is also in Kansai area but currently there are about 50 sumo beya (stable) only around Tokyo. You can visit some of them to see their training and you can taste sumo cuisine. http://www.sumo.or.j...
Answered 3 months ago
Hi. I think it was a ‘trial’ light up in Hamarikyu in the past. I know Rikugien has light up event every year. It will start on nov 17 this year. https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/teien/contents/info031.html#n02
Published 3 months ago
Akita prefecture is located in the Northern Tohoku region, and has abundant hot springs and fantastic natural landscapes! It also hosts many festivals throughout the year, like a national fireworks contest called “Omagari Fireworks Festival”. Of course, nothing would be so interesting without pa...
Published 3 months ago
Fukushima Prefecture is located in the Tohoku region, and it takes just about 1.5 hours by Shinkansen to reach from Tokyo Station. Here you can find all Japan’s beauty: wonderful landscapes (including cherry blossoms and autumn sightseeing spots), castle towns and historic sites and, of course, ...
Answered 3 months ago
The Oirase walk is about 13.5 km long - which is about 8½ miles. Even if you were to walk it one way and take the bus back, that would leave next to no time to see Lake Towada. So if you are going to take the trouble to go there, an overnight would make more sense.You also don't say anything abou...
Published 3 months ago
Searching for vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Japan is not easy. It’s a good thing that more and more business owners have realized that there is a growing demand for restaurants that specialize in vegetarian and vegan dishes. While some restaurants didn’t take out the meat on their menu, th...
Answered 3 months ago
Hello.As I searched with cheapest nail shop, I have got this site. There are really reasonable price so I will check it for me too : ) (I cannot find it in English so please try to check with Google translate.) https://beauty.hotpepper.jp/keyword/%E3%83%8D%E3%82%A4%E3%83%AB%E3%80%80%...
Answered 3 months ago
https://www.halalgourmet.jp/ I find this site! Will it be helpful?
Answered 3 months ago
I have been to Oirase Gorge in winter and we drove all the way to Aomori and spent a night there, because it seemed like there were not much things to do at night. It would be a nice idea to stay if you would like star watching or early morning hike.
Answered 3 months ago
That must be Akihabara :) You will be surrounded by anime/video game ads and shops!
Answered 3 months ago
Yes, they are all over, but the more people there are in a town or city, the better your chances are. Most business hotels like at Toyoko Inn also have washers and dryers you can use.
Answered 3 months ago
You don't say where you are coming from. If you are landing at KIX, DO NOT get a full JR Pass. A regional pass like the JR Kansai-Hiroshima pass is way cheaper and just what you need.
Answered 3 months ago
https://www.coin-laundry.co.jp/userp/shop_searchYes but there is not in too small town. Some population is required as you may understand
Answered 4 months ago
I think the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto, then from Osaka to Hiroshima the 7 day pass will serve you well. 14 day pass too much.
Answered 4 months ago
Hello. I believe the best way is to use Japan rail way pass. You can buy 1 ticket for 1 wk, 2wks or 3wks. The price for 1 wk is 29,110 YEN per adult. I know its not so cheap but you can take all train of JR train (except any reserved or non-reserved seat on “NOZOMI” and “MIZU...
Published 4 months ago
Ibaraki prefecture is located not too far from Tokyo, but it isn’t near either, so it may be best to book a hotel room and stay for a couple days instead of a one-day trip! In this article, you will find a list of local food, especially famous in Ibaraki Prefecture and some restaurants or
Answered 4 months ago
Yes defenitily. It's an inefficient to use flights/buses for the plan.You can see more details for The Rail Pass at the link below. http://www.japanrailpass.net/en/index.html
Answered 4 months ago
https://goo.gl/maps/rW5HbfvkpzQ2https://goo.gl/maps/Uy46MiymKpL2Otherwise you can find some good stuff at Yamaya, ISETAN Shinjuku.
