Whether you’re a tourist or a local, pet cafes offer a calming break from the busy streets of Japan’s cities. With proper manners and the right expectations, visiting a pet cafe can be an exceptional, stress-free experience.

Japan has amazing sights, but if you’re looking for something different, why not explore some of its most unusual museums? One highlight is the Kadokawa Culture Museum. It’s a creative space filled with books, anime, and art. From traditional tattoos to the history of money and the design of everyday packaging, these places offer a...

In Japan, gift-giving is a big part of the culture, especially during the summer’s Ochūgen season (tradition of giving gifts).

Japan has many beloved animals, such as Tama the Cat, that have become cultural symbols. Whether famous for their loyalty, unique charm, or connection to local history, these animals have captured people’s hearts worldwide.

When you think of Japan, you might picture cherry blossoms, sushi, or those super speedy bullet trains zooming around. But Japan is also a big deal when it comes to breaking Guinness World Records! Whether ridiculously tiny or impressively huge, Japan is snagging records left and right. The latest jaw-dropper? A park in Nagaizumi, Shizuoka...

If you’ve planned to visit Japan before, chances are you’ve heard of an animal café. They’re great destinations for people who can’t own pets or are away from their creature companions. And there are often tasty treats and drinks to enjoy as well. But while you might be excited to play with a puppy or stroke...