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1. Spa LaQua (Bunkyo, Tokyo) Located within Tokyo Dome City, this is a high-end natural hot spring resort. It is perfect for tourists because of its comprehensive English support and luxurious atmosphere. Key Feature: "Go empty-handed" — they provide everything from towels to loungewear. Best for: Travelers seeking a clean, resort-like experience. 　　https://en.www.laqua.jp/spa/ 2. Kotobuki-yu (Ueno, Tokyo) A classic, local sento situated in the historic Ueno area. It is officially certified as "Foreigner Friendly" and is famous for its large mural of Mt. Fuji. Key Feature: Tattoo-friendly and has English signage and ticket machines. Best for: Those who want to...

Japan offers some world-class factory tours that provide deep insights into its culture of "Monozukuri" (the art of making things).  Here are three recommendations that are highly popular with international visitors and offer excellent English support. 1. CupNoodles Museum (Yokohama or Osaka) This museum is an interactive journey through the history of instant ramen. It is particularly popular because it combines history with a hands-on experience. Highlight: In the "My CUPNOODLES Factory" workshop, you can design your own cup and choose your favorite soup and toppings from among 5,460 flavor combinations.English Support: Audio guides and English signage are widely available.Location:...

April 2026 is a significant month for Japan, marking the grand opening of several major urban developments and the highly anticipated return of iconic cultural landmarks. Here are three highly recommended spots for international visitors that are newly available as of April 2026: 1. Takanawa Gateway City (Tokyo) This is one of the most significant urban redevelopments in Tokyo's history, located right on the iconic Yamanote Line. While the station opened earlier, the entire city complex fully opened on March 28, 2026, making April its first full month of operation. Why it's great for foreigners: Designed by the world-famous architect...

If you want to taste spring in Japan, you must try Sakuramochi. It’s a pink rice cake filled with sweet red bean paste, wrapped in a salted cherry leaf. The combination of the sweet filling and the salty, fragrant leaf is uniquely delicious. There are two types: the grainy Kansai style and the smooth, crepe-like Kanto style. Personally, I love the texture of the Kansai style Kanto - Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama Kansai - Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Hyogo   You can see the title list of our blog here.→ Blog list  If you have a question,please ask us via Live...

1.Showa Kinen Park (Tachikawa, Tokyo) Located about 30 minutes from central Tokyo, this massive park offers vast open spaces where you can enjoy cherry blossoms without the heavy crowds of Ueno or Shinjuku. Why it's good: You can rent a bicycle to ride through "Sakura Garden," which features around 1,500 cherry trees. It is perfect for a relaxed picnic on the lawn.Access: A short walk from JR Nishi-Tachikawa Station 2. Sagamiko MORI MORI (Sagamihara, Kanagawa) This amusement park is situated on a hilly landscape, offering a unique cherry blossom experience away from the urban bustle.  Why it's good: It features 2,500...