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The fun-packed Universal Studios Japan is home to the world’s first Super Nintendo World and iconic attractions. If you’re traveling to Osaka, spending at least a day at Universal Studios Japan is necessary!

Takoyaki (octopus balls) is Osaka’s comfort street food. The spherical orbs of octopus enrobed in savory pancake batter are a must-try! But what about cooking it yourself?

The daruma doll has been a big part of Japanese culture since ancient times. Its distinctive red color and exaggerated face make them unmistakable amongst the other traditional Japanese toys and charms.

Dive into the immersive world of instant noodles at the Cup Noodles Museums in Osaka and Yokohama. Whether you’re a die-hard noodle enthusiast or simply curious about the culinary phenomenon, these museums have something to offer!

The Japan rainy season is called tsuyu or sometimes baiyu. It translates to “plum rain” because it is during the season when plums start to ripen!

The Japanese mask has an important place in Japanese culture. Each one has a well-defined meaning, from theatrical to religious and even festive!