The Japanese dessert has a very rich history and variety! Adding new desserts to your repertoire indeed makes life sweeter. The regional desserts of Japan are also well-known and adored, just like its food!

Convenience store food in Japan during Christmas always offer a limited selection of Christmas sweets, snacks, and fast food!

Tokyo became the capital of Japan, which led to a lot of the country’s commerce passing through the city. The neighborhoods of Shibuya, Ginza, and Akihabara have gone through significant changes since then.

As autumn approaches in Japan, the hearty chestnut comes into season. The chestnut is only available in the fall and winter. 

At this time of year, people harvest Japanese sweet potatoes. As a staple of autumn, it can bring about a sense of nostalgia as well as a reminder of the changing of the seasons!

Osaka–it’s Japan’s second biggest city and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Japan, attracting visitors from all around the world. The unique culture and warm hospitality are two attractive points that add a distinct character to the city like no other.