Our Travel Tips and Suggestions
Every trip to Japan is an adventure and we want you to enjoy it at its most. If you are not prepared a visit to Japan might be disorientating. We have gathered these articles giving you tips and a better idea of what to do in Japan. If you have any question before your departure please feel free to ask to your Japan Expert.
Staying at Japanese House/Ryokan:
Discover the basic rules you should respect when staying in a Japanese House or Ryokan. Don't forget to take off your shoes!
Bathing in Japan:
If it's your first time to enjoy a Japanese Hot Spring bath we recommend you to read this page. So you can do it like a local!
Cultural activities:
We take you into Japanese culture and allow you to do things that you cannot do at home.
Japanese accommodations:
Get a better idea of your stay at a Ryokan, Minshuku, Shukubo, Western hotels...
Transportation in Japan:
The following is just to give you a clearer image of transportation in Japan!
Money in Japan:
You will be using Japanese Yen so learn how to get cash and what you are getting.
Ryokan Etiquette:
Learn more about ryokans and how to behave like Japanese.
Wearing a Yukata:
Following are some guidelines on how to put on your yukata.
Tokyo Sightseeing Courses:
With your local guide in Tokyo; we have selected the following itineraries.
Greetings & Language:
In this page we describe basic greeting techniques and useful phrases.
Anime-inspired Sights:
With your local guide in Tokyo; we have selected the following itineraries.
History of Japan:
We feel it is important to have a basic understanding of Japan's history.
Shrine or Temple?
Don't look like a real tourist! Make the difference between a Temple and a Shrine.
Japan's climate:
Japanese people often proudly say they have four distinct seasons, is it really true?
JR Rail Pass:
Let us introduce you the pros and cons of the JR Rail Pass and how to use it.
How to Use Japanese Toilet:
This is not the most attractive article we had to write, but without a doubt a very useful one!
A Farmhouse stay in Ainokura:
Vincent spent 2 days in this fantastic village with his family.
Japanese Food:
Stimulate your appetite with our selection of great Japanese food.
Special Meal Requirements:
We want to make sure that we understand your needs so you truly enjoy your meals.