One of the most famous dishes in Japan is ramen. This noodle dish has spread all over the world as many Japanese restaurants have opened in different countries with ramen as its main offering. Tourists in Japan look for ramen as part of their cultural immersion. It’s easy to find
Japan is rich not just in culture and history, but also in all sorts of delicious food. The country is a foodie haven from sushi to rice meals to ramen. You can spend a couple of days just eating and drinking. Discover a different side of Japanese culture by going
Osaka is known as Japan’s food mecca. The gastronomic offering seems inexhaustible, finding something new every turn, even by taking just a few steps from one food stall to the next. Each food place has its own take on a common product or ingredient. It is also a popular shopping
Tokyo is a bustling and vibrant city that has plenty to offer tourists in terms of shopping, entertainment, and dining. However, if you’re looking to see more of the country, you can use the metropolis as a base to see other destinations. These are only some of the day trips
Kobe is often synonymous with its most famous food product beef. Meat is likely the first thing that comes to mind when you hear or read about the name of this city. However, this bustling metropolis has more to offer. Like many Japanese cities, it has a modern appearance but
Autumn is one of the best times to visit Japan. This is the season when leaves turn from a lush green into different hues of red, yellow and orange. The colorful trees and mountains along with the centuries-old temples, castles, and towering skyscrapers are beautiful backgrounds for photography. If you’re
Osaka is a vibrant city that mixes old and new with its ancient temples and streets mixing with towering skyscrapers and glitzy shopping, entertainment, and dining districts. If you have crossed out must-visit destinations in the bustling metropolis, these are some of the day trips from Osaka that you can
Philippine Airlines now flies nonstop to Sapporo, Japan! Sapporo is the newest addition to the growing route network of Philippine Airlines, the country’s four-star flag carrier. This move gives travelers planning to visit Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost Philippine Airlines flies to Sapporo five times weekly.
Hiroshima is the largest city in the Chugoku region and is the capital of Hiroshima Prefecture. Throughout its history, the city had been the center of commerce and trade, as well as the political and military headquarters of past rulers like Emperor Meiji during the First Sino-Japanese War in the
Hiroshima might be known to many as one of the cities in Japan that suffered the devastation caused by the atomic bomb explosion. But amid the rubbles of destroyed structures and lost lives, the undeterred spirit of the people to rebuild everything prevailed, just like a phoenix rising from the