How Many Days Until St. Patricks Day- In Tokyo?
You’ve heard of Saint Patrick’s Day, right? What if we told you that traveling to Japan didn’t have to mean missing those age-old celebrations?
Sumo Wrestling in Tokyo: Fun Facts and History!
A considerable mystique surrounds Japan’s national sport, sumo wrestling. What is it that attracts so many people to the traditional sport? We’ll look at sumo and see why the sport is popular today.
Ikebukuro: The Best Fun in Tokyo!
Ikebukuro is one of the most exciting cities you should visit to experience the most out of your trip! It has an aquarium, a shopping mall, and more!
TokyoTreat’s Guide to Shimokitazawa: The Best Secondhand Store Scene!
One thing that may surprise about Tokyo is that it has a blossoming secondhand scene. Shimokitazawa is a lively area that boasts a unique and trendy shopping experience!
First Day Out TokyoTreat’s Happy Romantic Guide!
The first day out of winter and spring is on the way! While cherry blossoms play a significant role in spring in Japan, there’s so much more to enjoy!
What is White Day: Celebrating Love in Japan
Love is in the air… in March?! We think the day of love is on February 14th. But that is only half true in Japan! Find out more about the second Valentine’s Day – White Day.
Sakura Tree: The Best Guide! When, Where, and Why?
The sakura tree is famous during Japan’s sakura (cherry blossom) season. As full blooms only last for about a week before the petals fall, cherry blossoms symbolize the fragility of life in Japanese culture.
Interesting Facts About the Lucky Sakura!
As the years have changed and Japan has progressed, the sakura tree remains a significant symbol in Japn! Beyond the beauty and its iconic stature, what is behind the interesting lucky sakura?
The Best Japanese Sakura Flower Inspired Convenience Store Snacks!
We love the sakura season as much as the next person. But one thing that makes our excitement peak is the anticipation for limited edition cherry blossom and sakura flower-themed food found in Japan’s convenience stores.
Lucky Bags for the New Year: Fukubukuro Madness!
Many Japanese people find good fortunes by visiting shops to buy themselves exclusively lucky bags – fukubukuro!
Does Japan Celebrate Lunar New Year?
On January 1st, Japanese people gather to start the new year on a good note, to bring new fortune! But what about the Lunar New Year? Do they celebrate it? Where do they celebrate it? Let’s find out!
Japanese Etiquette You Need to Follow During Pink Sakura Season
As we enter sakura season, it is important to be aware of Japan’s cherry blossom etiquette. Here is your ultimate list of don’ts during the pink sakura season!
