Exploring the Heart of Japanese Culture: The Tradition of Omiyage In the colourful tapestry of Japanese culture, one thread stands out for its unique significance and universal appeal – the tradition of omiyage. Omiyage, which translates to “souvenir” or “gift,” is more than just a token exchanged between friends or colleagues; it embodies the spirit […]
When you think of Japanese restaurants, you probably think of sushi and ramen restaurants.The fact is, there are a lot of different ways to eat out in Kyoto. They all have different specificities and specialisations.Let me share the 20 valuable tips for eating out in Kyoto. TEISHOKU 定食 Set menu restaurants. In that type of
FIRST IMPRESSION When I first came to Japan, it was a relief to find out that all stations and leading street names are written in the Roman alphabet, so there was no need to learn how to read the kanjis before coming. But it can be a little daunting to ride the bus for the