The Best Train Station Bento Boxes For Your Journey Across Japan
You can find great food around every corner in Japan, including at the train station. Our local expert weighs in on the top bento boxes to try.
Read MoreYou can find great food around every corner in Japan, including at the train station. Our local expert weighs in on the top bento boxes to try.
Read MoreTraveling by train in Japan is a thrilling bucket-list-worthy experience for any tourist, but what is the deal with that unusual color-coded system?
Read MoreIf you're planning on doing some shopping in Japan, this unexpected rule might take you by surprise as you head to the changing rooms. Be prepared, always.
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Read MoreClothes shopping in Japan can be overwhelming. With so many stores, where do you start? We scoured Reddit and other publications to find the top five.
Read MoreKnowing about this unspoken rule can help you navigate the train systems in Japan as a respectful tourist and follow public transport etiquette like a local.
Read MoreWhen you travel, it's important to understand cultural differences to so you don't unintentionally offend. If you're visiting Japan, avoid this hand gesture.
Read MoreMany restaurants in Japan provide a wet towel called an oshibori to wipe your hands, but there are cultural etiquette rules to follow. Here's what they are.
Read MoreWhat are the top foodie destinations? You might think Italy, France, or Japan. But Samantha Brown actually says this country has the best food in the world.
Read MoreA visit to China's highest waterfall might not be all it appears at first. The jury is out, but this bizarre tourist trap could leave you feeling cheated.
Read MoreAre you heading to Japan for the trip of a lifetime? Lucky you, but you might need to be cautious about the clothes you pack for this dream vacation.
Read MoreDue to more stringent health and safety standards, travelers can eat a particular food with more confidence in Japan than in the United States.
Read MoreEating sushi in Japan is a true travel rite of passage, but it can be a little pricey. Looking to save some money on sushi in Japan? Head out at this time.
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Read MoreWhile you and your besties might be all in on booking a group trip to Japan, it could be worth reconsidering. You never know what roadblocks you might find.
Read MoreIt's no secret that Japan is always ahead of the curve, whether with technology or opportunities that make getting eye exams effortless and budget friendly.
Read MoreWidely beloved as the so-called "kitchen of Japan," Osaka is a must-visit city for food lovers, but this lesser-known neighborhood flies under the radar.
Read MoreVisiting an onsen is a must-do when in the Land of the Rising Sun, but flouting this strict hair rule might land visitors to Japan in hot water.
Read MoreWhile this standard practice with money is normal in the U.S., it might land tourists in hot water if they do the same thing in Thailand. Here, cash is king.
Read MoreJapan's vending machines are iconic, but tourists don't need to pay attention to those red and blue buttons, right? Wrong. They might make your trip easier.
Read MoreIf you have certain expectations of Japan's largest indoor theme park, get ready for them to be blown right out of the water. The future is now.
Read MoreTravel light around Japan by sending your suitcase on a solo mission to your next destination. Here's how the country's luggage transfer system works.
Read MoreIt might be considered uncouth in the U.S., but this unusual display of satisfaction is one of the best ways to compliment the work of a chef in Japan.
Read MoreOrganizing a trip to Japan can be a stressful endeavor for tourists, but one Japanese word that can make a massive difference, especially regarding your hotel.
Read MoreWhile you can try this delicious delicacy anywhere in Asia, we recommend doing so in Japan, where only licensed chefs are allowed to prepare it.
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