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One of the best low-cost and unique activities to do in Japan is stamp collecting! In fact, many tourist destinations and transportation hubs offer them, making it easy to participate. Here’s the rundown of what it takes to get stamps in Japan. 

Picture this: you walk into school, sit down at your desk, log into a computer, and start playing a game. No, you’re not sneaking in a quick match before classes–this is the class! For students in Yokohama, Japan, these esports classes are becoming a reality.

New Year is one of the biggest holidays in Japan. Families gather, kids get money envelopes, and everyone visits shrines for good luck. If you want to create those cozy holiday vibes at home, anime is a great way to join in the fun.

Japan’s transportation system is renowned for its speed, accuracy, and convenience; however, the question “PASMO vs Suica” has always presented a minor challenge for riders. Both cards work on trains, buses, and even at convenience stores, yet they operate on separate systems.

Sanrio is giving fans a new way to enjoy their favorite characters with the launch of Virtual Sanrio Puroland. This online VR theme park brings the world of Hello Kitty, Pompompurin, and Cinnamoroll to life through interactive experiences.

Like all sports, using a skateboard can be a mixed bag, depending on where you are in the world. In the US, skateboarding is widely accepted, with its existence and style being fully incorporated into everyday life, from cartoons and video games to music and fashion.