A night out in Kabukicho reveals just how much this iconic Tokyo district has transformed in recent years. Once dominated by salarymen unwinding after work, the streets now buzz with foreign tourists exploring its neon-lit alleys and eclectic nightlife. The vibe has shifted to feel more international, but the district’s energy and chaotic charm remain as captivating as ever.
After the nice panorama from the tower, the Sapporo TV Tower itself.
Staying at a nice ryokan always means the chance to enjoy incredible, carefully prepared food. However, I do wish there were more breakfast options. As much as I appreciate the traditional salty dishes like grilled fish and pickles, I just can’t handle them first thing in the morning—I need my coffee and bread to start…
Far from the hustle of Tokyo, here’s a cozy little family restaurant in Shikoku. It’s a slice of the Japanese countryside that feels frozen in time, with its quiet charm and warm hospitality. I can’t help but wonder how places like this will evolve in 20 years, as rural areas face the challenges of aging…
Nice tiger decoration set up for the new year at the Meiji Jingu shrine in Harajuku.
Probably my favourite picture from our visit to Shinrin Koen: beautiful afternoon light playing with fresh green plants on the side of a deserted path.
