The Japanese have a peculiar relationship to religion. Most people identify as both Shinto and Buddhist, or nothing at all. Still following rituals of either, depending on the occasion. Weddings are often Shinto, burials almost exclusively Buddhist. They also like to sprinkle in Christian holidays like Christmas for good measure. Because of this very inclusive...Read More
Planning a trip to Japan this autumn (September to early December)?Make Nagoya, Aichi, and the Central Japan area your top destination for unforgettable autumn experiences! From breathtaking autumn foliage to seasonal festivals, local delicacies, and hidden gems, this region offers a perfect blend of tradition, nature, and culture. In this guide, we’ll show you the...Read More
Nagoya Port is one of the largest ports in Japan and is located in the south part of the city of Nagoya. It holds first place in volume handled between all the ports in Japan, with 196 million tons of cargo and is the country’s largest car exporter. Along with its impressive trade success, it...Read More
Traveling to Japan isn’t exactly like traveling to other countries. If you’re staying in a hotel, you might not need a bunch of the things that are already in your suitcase as we speak. You might also think that you should pack seasonally appropriate attire – which is correct, but did you know that Japan...Read More
While Japan is attractive to tourists due to its rich culture, history, and tradition, did you know the country boasts several theme parks? Aichi prefecture is host to a few of these amazing attractions. One theme park that recently opened in 2017, is LEGOLAND® Japan Resort. LEGOLAND®, which is aimed at families with children between...Read More
The history of manga in Japan can be traced back to scrolls in the 12th century. Since then, it has evolved into many genres and styles, has been animated, and is now available internationally. Manga and anime are such significant parts of Japan, that you can’t visit without encountering some sort of manga or anime...Read More
Many people that come to Japan don’t visit Nagoya, simply because they’ve heard that there is nothing to do here. However, you would be surprised by all the things you can do here! Just for starters, we’ve put together a list of some of our top things do do in Nagoya, but we assure there...Read More
See the past, present, and future through Nagoya architecture. Japan has some fascinating architecture. Kyoto is famous for its traditional temples and buildings, while Tokyo is renowned for its ultramodern cityscapes and awe-inspiring skyscrapers that dominate its skyline. Nagoya is very much a mixture of the two. It is quickly developing new high-rise apartment buildings...Read More
Bathing is a part of every culture across the world. Nowadays, because of our busy lives, many people prefer a quick shower to start or end their day and don’t think about it twice. Despite that some people might think baths are a waste of water, many people love the ritual of bathing. Many countries...Read More
Ever wondered what a typical Japanese breakfast is like? If you have traveled to Japan before, you might have noticed that it could be very different from your usual breakfast. Some of the common Japanese breakfast items could be considered more suitable for lunch or dinner in other countries. Typically, a traditional Japanese breakfast consists...Read More
