Planning on traveling to Japan as a vegan and wondering what the food situation is like? Not to worry. In this blog, we will break down the challenges of being vegan in Japan, share tips on where to find the best ingredients, and recommend our favorite vegan and vegetarian-friendly restaurants in the Nagoya area. What’s it like to be vegan in Japan? Although the Japanese diet is largely plant-based, with...
Every year, thousands of Formula 1 fans from around the world travel to Japan for the legendary Japanese Grand Prix, held at the iconic Suzuka Circuit. If you’re planning your trip, you might be wondering: Where should I stay? How do I get there? What else is there to do? Here’s the insider tip most first-time visitors miss: Stay in Nagoya and turn your F1 trip into a full Japan...
Planning a trip to Japan this spring (March to May)? Whether you’re chasing cherry blossoms, sampling local spring flavors, or exploring historic castles surrounded by blooms, Nagoya in spring is an unforgettable experience. From late March through May, the city comes alive with pink petals, pleasant mild weather, and festivities that capture both traditional and modern Japan. This season balances cool mornings with sunny afternoons, perfect for hanami picnics, cultural...
This guide will help you get around Nagoya city using the Nagoya Subway. It covers the basics of navigating the subway system and using the IC transport card, MANACA. First, don’t worry, the Nagoya Subway is much simpler than the subway systems in Tokyo or Osaka and is easy to use, even for first-time visitors. Your first subway experience will likely start at Nagoya Station. Nagoya Station is a large...
Japan Without the Crowds: Culture, Food, and Spaces to Enjoy Nagoya offers everything people love about Japan: history, food, shopping, and modern city life, but without the constant crowds found in Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka. In 2026, as overtourism continues to shape travel choices, Nagoya stands out as a calmer, more comfortable alternative. 1. A major Japanese city without overwhelming crowds Nagoya is Japan’s fourth-largest city, yet it feels noticeably...
