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Tokyo is known for having the most Michelin stars in the world, but what about its street food? Alongside its ultra-luxury, high-end dining scene, Tokyo boasts some of the highest-quality street food on the planet, making it a true foodie’s paradise. Whether you are in the mood for traditional sweets, fresh seafood, grilled chicken, or juicy steak, there is a stall waiting fo...


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Kyoto has once again earned international recognition, cementing its place as one of the world’s most beloved travel destinations. In the 2026 Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards, the historic city was named the No. 1 Best City in Asia and the No. 2 Best City in the World, reaffirming its enduring appeal among travelers from around the globe. For a city ...


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Planning a trip to Shiga? You’re in for something special. Set beside Japan’s largest lake, this underrated destination blends peaceful nature, rich culture, and just the right amount of adventure. But before you start picturing lakesi...


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If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo in early autumn 2026, one of the most atmospheric and joyful cultural experiences you can enjoy is Asakusa Kaminarimon Bon Odori. This beloved event blends traditional Japanese festival culture with the vibrant energy of Tokyo’s historic Asakusa district. It’s perfect for visitors who want to feel part of local celebrations, try somet...


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When summer arrives in Japan, evenings turn into something almost cinematic. The days are long and lively, but as twilight falls, the air cools just enough to invite people outside again. It doesn’t matter if you’re in Kyoto, Tokyo, or a countryside town along the coast, Japan knows how to make summer nights unforgettable. Here are six ways to enjoy Japanese summer evenings, ...


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