Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Tour leader Richard gets to eat a lot of food travelling around Japan. Japan is rightly famous for its delicious food and drink with a lot more on offer than sushi. There is something for everyone…and then there are other ‘interesting’ dishes. Here are a few of […]
October 2013
Top 10 Unusual Foods in Japan
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Ardent foodies and brave travelers have a wealth of opportunities to try unusual foods in Japan. From fermented soybeans to tiny fish, Japan offers a wealth of foods that Westerners just can’t find at home. Here are InsideJapan’s top 10 Unusual Foods in Japan: Natto are fermented […]
The Importance of Travel Insurance While Traveling in Japan
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Travel insurance
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! While travel insurance isn’t anything new, it’s still as essential to international travelers today as it was years ago. Specifically, travel insurance is designed to cover you abroad were you to get sick or become injured. Yes, many travelers already have healthcare plans, but each country’s healthcare […]
Manga and Anime Crash Course
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Read or Die
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Nanao san is one of the latest additions to our office in Boulder, Colorado. She is also a keen reader of Manga and gives us her tips on the best Manga currently on the market in Japan… Manga, the Japanese version of comic books, might be one […]
20 Best Sake You Can Get in Japan
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Any visitor to Japan should be sure to sample to the country’s most famous beverage, sake. There are a number of brands and styles available. Some are sweet, some more dry. Some sakes are best consumed heated, as you most often see in America. Others have subtle […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Any visitor to Japan should be sure to sample to the country’s most famous beverage, sake. There are a number of brands and styles available. Some are sweet, some more dry. Some sakes are best consumed heated, as you most often see in America. Others have subtle […]