I Luv Japanglish: crazy fun Japanese T-shirts
We’ve all lived in Japan for a while, but weird things written on T-shirts still make us do a double-take. […]
Daily life in Japan. Sometimes normal, sometimes… not.
We’ve all lived in Japan for a while, but weird things written on T-shirts still make us do a double-take. […]
The Kyoto brand Gion Tsujiri‘s known for using only high-grade Uji matcha in their desserts and snacks. Here’s the thing:
You’ll hear people say Japan has 4 unique seasons. It’s sorta true. Autumn starts September 1st. No ifs, no buts.
Taking a train in Japan – a local, a rapid express, a super limited express, the subway, or the shinkansen
Every time we wander into the snacks aisle at a Japanese conbini, it’s like going to Narnia. There’s always so
Tokyo and Osaka are like different worlds. (When you’re jetlagged, all of Japan feels weird.) Osaka souvenirs have their own
Everyone needs someone to hug. That’s a fact. BIBILAB is here for you. With their impressive range of hug pillows
100-yen stores in Japan are like pound shops in the UK, or dollar stores in the US. The exchange rate’s
A quick opener, for anyone who’s not into fountain pens. People who are into fountain pens love them as much
Japanese fashion labels – from a bunch of sub-genres – give their clothes and their collections some unusual names. A
The Namja Town area in Ikebukuro is… for kids. And their parents. It’s a massive playground with interactive games and
Omotesando Hills is a big shopping complex in Tokyo, close to Harajuku. It’s kinda fancy – not as expensive as