BEER

The number of Izakaya in Roppongi has increased over the years and with good reason. Being one of the most popular nightlife districts in Tokyo, it is only natural to find many Izakayas in the Roppongi Area. For people who have an active nightlife, it is almost impossible not to be acquainted wi...

TOKYO KOSORA is a typical Japanese rooftop beer garden in Shinjuku! Japanese beer garden is very special because it is limited during summer.

Ueno is a crowd pleaser with its wide array of sights and activities to enjoy. Never run out of things to do when you visit this busy Tokyo downtown area.

Yokohama is Japan’s second largest city and home to over three million people. It is also the first city who first opened its port to foreign traders. Who would have thought that the small fishing village, will turn into Japan’s second largest city and become the host to many popular festivals t...

Just 90 minutes by train from Tokyo, Sendai is Tohoku Region’s top city that delivers sights, culture, and attractions with a regional charm.

Izakaya has been around for a very long time in Japan and is a favorite hangout place for people who love to drink alcoholic drinks. Today, many izakayas still retain their traditional dishes and drinks; but opted to be more flexible when it comes to introducing new items on their menu. After a ...

Nightlife in Yokohama is somewhat familiar. As a city that has been exposed to a lot of international influences, its drinking and party scene can be best described as a confluence of tastes. The choices include English beer pubs, American diners, posh lounges, DJ clubs, jazz venues, and cocktai...

Asakusa used to be the most popular entertainment and pleasure district in Tokyo. The surrounding area was badly damaged due to the war, and some of the businesses weren’t able to regain their former glory. However, that doesn’t mean that Asakusa is less charming compared to the other districts ...

Akihabara, the famous shopping district in Tokyo where you’ll find the latest gadgets and anything related to the “otaku culture”. Akihabara gained the nickname “Akihabara Electric Town” after the war because it became the center for shopping household electronic goods. You can even say that if ...

Asakusa is one of the districts of Tokyo and is well known for the Sensoji Temple. Make sure to add the 10 best things to do in Asakusa on your travel list!

One of Japan’s first gateways to the world, Yokohama exudes international flair. From cuisine to architecture, experience diversity in this historic port city.

Asakusa has developed as a downtown of Tokyo since Edo period, which means few hundred years ago. Therefore, many traditional Izakayas (Japanese bars or taverns) appears in this area. Many of them are loved by local Japanese for a few decades, sometimes for hundreds of years! Here is the list of...

You can find all kinds of bars in Shibuya, but our recommendations are for those, offering a huge dining and drinks menu. Some of them are noisy, some are quiet and sophisticated, but Shibuya is a city awake all night, to enjoy nightlife and to see all beauty of contemporary and traditional Japa...

From ancient temples to modern aquariums, enjoy a mix the of old and the new in Kamakura – Japan’s former seaside capital. Here are the best things to do when you visit Kamakura!

Shinjuku is one of the best places in Tokyo to go on a drinking spree. For one, the choices available to you are endless. Whether it’s beer, wine, or cocktails you’re having, there’s a posh lounge with a city view to chill at, or a tiny basement dive bar playing vinyl to hole up in.