Visiting a cat cafe in Japan is a bucket list item for many tourists, but the animal cruelty that goes on behind closed doors ...

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Planning a weekend getaway from central Tokyo? Here's why Minakami should be at the top of your list, no matter the season.

Thinking about studying in Japan? This guide breaks down scholarship in Japan, from requirements to EJU/JLPT basics and how ...

Japan is safe, but not risk-free. From mountain rescues to drug laws and shady bars, here are the most dangerous things you can do in Japan. By most measures, Japan is a very safe country. Japan has a ...

We know you're not trying to be a bad tourist, but everyone occasionally breaks one of these unspoken rules in Japan. Japan is famous for its unspoken social norms. While locals have had these drilled ...

Don't let the heat get you down. If you're looking for something new to try this year, here are ten Japanese summer traditions. Summer in Japan starts with a few weeks of rain right after Golden Week.

Japan’s rainy season (梅雨, tsuyu), often regarded as humid and depressing, particularly in June, conjures images of soggy shoes and drizzly days. People who go out during these months experience a ...

Struggling with mental health at work in Japan? Learn how to speak up, protect your well-being and navigate the workplace with confidence. Japan has long held a cultural ideal of “enduring hardship” ...

Bowing is a big deal in Japan. It shows respect, gratitude, apology, or just good manners—and yes, there are rules. While you might think going for the deepest bow possible shows extra respect, that’s ...

Ever wondered what happens if you go to prison in Japan? Find out about daily routines, rules and the challenges foreign inmates face. It’s a situation most foreigners don’t anticipate, but it happens ...