For many people, tea is a gift bestowed by nature’s beauty and passion and the dedication of tea artisans. Let’s explore the rich Japanese tea culture by introducing five of the best varieties.

Hanabi matsuri (fireworks festival) is not only beautifully depicted in various media but also a symbol of Japanese culture of the season.

Japanese festivals, or matsuri, are big parties full of events, music, and fantastic food! Some of these festival treats are so delicious that they excite everyone.

A manga cafe is a dedicated place for enthusiasts who can’t wait to fully enjoy their favorite collection!

Hi-Chew is one of the well-liked bulk candies you may have enjoyed. You can come across them quickly at lively parties and festive events like Halloween, Children’s Day, or birthday parties. Have you ever wondered where it came from?

K-pop became famous in Japan because of its catchy music, fantastic performances, and the unique way fans connect with their idols. As a result, Tokyo’s Korea Town in Shin Okubo is always bustling with tourists.