How to Eat Low Carb - or Keto - in Japan - Japlanease
If you're following a low-carb diet in Japan, you will be able to stick to things fairly easily. A stricter keto diet will be a bit more of a challenge - but it’s definitely not| Japlanease
If you're following a low-carb diet in Japan, you will be able to stick to things fairly easily. A stricter keto diet will be a bit more of a challenge - but it’s definitely not| Japlanease
Learn how to register and use the Disability Access Service at Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea. This comprehensive guide covers eligibility requirements, documentation needed, and step-by-step instructions for international guests visiting Tokyo Disney Resort. If you| Japlanease
‘What’s the weather going to be like in Tokyo when I visit?’ is one of the most common questions I get asked in my Japan Planning Facebook group. Now, if I knew the exact answer to that, I’d be rich, particularly as the weather seems to be changing in Japan, so even past averages might ... Read more The post Tokyo Weather Guide – What to Expect Month by Month appeared first on Japlanease.| Japlanease
‘What’s the weather going to be when I visit?’ is one of the most common questions I get asked in my Japan Planning Facebook group. Now, if I knew the exact answer to that, I’d be rich, particularly as the weather seems to be changing in Japan, so even past averages might not be relevant ... Read more The post Kyoto Weather Guide – What to Expect Month-by-Month appeared first on Japlanease.| Japlanease
'Kyoto is slapping on a hotel tax of 10,000 yen (US$65) per person, per night,' say the headlines. But, headlines don't always tell the whole truth - so, here's what's really happening to hotel prices| Japlanease
Kanazawa is a big city with lots of foodie options, so where might you want to dine during your trip? Here’s where I went, and a few other options from my list that I didn't| Japlanease
The Osaka Amazing Pass sounds like a super useful pass to have in Osaka. Not only does it allow you to travel for 'free' around this fantastic city, it also gives free entry or discounts| Japlanease
Osaka is a city so famous for food it's called Japan's Kitchen. There are giant food motifs everywhere and food stalls, bars, and restaurants on (almost) every corner. So, how do you decide exactly what| Japlanease
Fed up and overwhelmed with your Japan planning? Your solution is one mouse click away - and it might even cost less than a cup of coffee! Our Japan planners aim to simplify your Japan| Japlanease
Visiting Japan can take a little bit more planning than some other destinations - and one reason for this is that some of the very popular things to see can sell out in advance or| Japlanease
If you're adding Osaka to your Japan trip itinerary, you probably wonder what you should do there. Well, here are the 10 best things in Osaka that we'd suggest if it's your first trip to| Japlanease
Whether you're thinking of it as a destination in its own right, or the long way to travel between Tokyo and Kyoto, Central Japan has a lot to offer - from headline sights like Nagano's| Japlanease
If you’re planning your day at Universal Studios Japan, you might be wondering if you need to book restaurants – or, if you even can. Our guide gives you the answers. What is Priority Seating at USJ Priority Seating is USJ’s system that lets you reserve a time slot to arrive at certain full-service or ... Read more The post Does USJ Offer Priority Seating? appeared first on Japlanease.| Japlanease
The famous snow monkeys in the hot springs are located about 40km away from the city of Nagano, but how do you get there? Our guide explains the best routes and gives some tips for when you arrive. Where Are the Snow Monkeys? You can find them in the Jigokudani Monkey Park located in the ... Read more The post How to Get to the Snow Monkeys From Nagano appeared first on Japlanease.| Japlanease
There’s more than one way to get between Tokyo and Kyoto – and in this plan, you’ll take the long way via the Japanese Alps region, heading past Nagano, Takayama and Kanazawa (and a few smaller spots) on the way. This region is incredibly scenic, full of traditional sights and a bit more nature than ... Read more The post Nagano, Takayama and Kanazawa – Five Day Itinerary for the New Golden Route appeared first on Japlanease.| Japlanease
Yes, yes, the rides are cool and all - but, what gave me the most fun at USJ, especially during Halloween, was all the themed food on sale around the park. So, what should you| Japlanease
When planning your Japan trip, it’s easy to focus solely on what you need to bring. But Japan has very strict rules about what you can’t bring into the country – or sometimes even take out of it. Some items that are perfectly normal at home, or on other trips you’ve taken, could get confiscated, ... Read more The post 9 Things Not To Bring to Japan appeared first on Japlanease.| Japlanease
Whether you’re visiting Hiroshima for a day or using it as a base to explore more of Hiroshima Prefecture, at some point during your trip, you’ll likely want to use one of the trams that| Japlanease
The big sights in Japan are pretty amazing - but while you're running from temple to Tsukiji market or between sumo practice and a soba restaurant, there are a few little things to try and| Japlanease
Shibuya is one of Tokyo's youth hubs, so it's a must-stop if you're into fashion, fun food, or doing things for the 'gram. But what else is there to do here? Is it worth visiting| Japlanease
If you're adding the art island of Naoshima to your Japan plans and want to make the most of your time, you will want to read this. It lists all the exhibits and their opening| Japlanease
You're often advised to pack light for Japan, but if you're wondering how to do that our Japan packing list can help. It explains how to pack for Japan - and, importantly, what you shouldn't| Japlanease
It can be hard to find an onsen that will allow you to bathe in the public baths if you have tattoos, but, things just got a whole lot easier as a major Japanese ryokan| Japlanease
Miyajima might only be a small island, but there's a lot to cram into a visit. Here are the 10 things we don't think you should miss. 1. See the Floating Torii Gate It's probably| Japlanease
Watch out on your Japan trip. A few things we might not think twice about doing at home, or even in another holiday destination, are just not done in Japan, and we're (often inadvertently) upsetting| Japlanease
Saijo is a small town just a 36-minute easy train ride from Hiroshima, but despite its size, Saijo punches above its weight when it comes to making sake. Seven sake breweries can be found in| Japlanease
Organizing a trip to Japan can be a bit overwhelming, but after eight trips to Japan (so far), we have got pretty good at Ja-planning at Japlanease. So, let us share our secrets and cut| Japlanease
Looking for recommendations for restaurants in Hiroshima? Here are all the places I ate on my recent trip, plus a couple of other highly recommended suggestions. As ever, when I write a food piece, I| Japlanease
Japan is an incredible destination for families, but eating out as a family can sometimes be daunting, especially if you’re eating with kids who might like their food to be a bit more like home.| Japlanease
If you're interested in the history of the atomic bomb that hit Hiroshima in August 1945, you probably have the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Peace Museum on your list of Must-See Sights. But the| Japlanease
Everywhere you look in Tokyo, you'll see them. A row of plastic machines with big pictures on the front, a coin slot, and a turning handle. Inside, there are capsules filled with toys. This, my| Japlanease
There are now three main ferries that will take you to the pretty island of Miyajima, but which one is right for you? Check out our guide to the Miyajima ferries to find out. Table| Japlanease
The floating torii gate at Itsukushima Shrine on the island of Miyajima, near Hiroshima is one of Japan's most beautiful sights - but, if you time your visit wrong, it might not look like you're| Japlanease
Think you know Japan? Think again! Imagine landing in Tokyo with a suitcase full of assumptions, only to discover that half of them don't hold true. Here are nine common myths to let go of| Japlanease
Officially called the Ebisu Tower Ferris Wheel, everything about this says fun - it's bright yellow, U-shaped, perched on top of the Don Quijote store in Dotonbori, Osaka's neon-lit playground and covered with pictures of| Japlanease
About 90 minutes outside of Tokyo, Sendai is a buzzing but less touristy city in Japan. It's the jumping-off point for tours of the Fukushima area, close to Matsushima, one of Japan's most beautiful views| Japlanease
Going to Universal Studios Japan will never be a really cheap day out, but how much should you budget for? Here’s an idea of how much things cost in the park - and how much| Japlanease
We think four full days is the minimum time you need to see all of Kyoto's best sights without rushing around too much - so how should you break that down? Our four-day Kyoto itinerary| Japlanease
Japan is a land where almost everything can be made cuter, brighter, and frankly, a bit more fun than it is elsewhere. And the humble KitKat bar is no exception - here's why you might| Japlanease
The last time I went to Tokyo Disney Resort, I just kind of rocked up at the entrance, bought a ticket, and went in. As I plan my next visit, a lot has changed about| Japlanease
If you’d asked me this before my last trip to Tokyo I would have said no… but, after this trip, I changed my mind. Here's why and what you might want to consider if you're| Japlanease
Narita Airport is actually nearer to Tokyo Disney Resort than it is to Tokyo itself - but that doesn't necessarily mean it's easy to decide how to get from the airport to TDR, especially if| Japlanease
Being able to sleep on the plane can make a big difference to your Japan trip. If you arrive feeling refreshed you’re more able to get off the ground running as soon as you land| Japlanease
Fantasy Springs is Tokyo DisneySea's newest area. It opened on June 6th, 2024, and it's a bit different to get into than the rest of the parks. Here's how to do it. Fantasy Springs is| Japlanease
Booking a visit to the Tokyo Disney Resort can be a logistical challenge. Many steps and dates are involved, so I decided it might be helpful to put everything down in one handy guide so| Japlanease
There's a lot of good food in Japan, but here are the dishes thatstuck in my memory long after I returned home.| Japlanease
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Japlanease is a travel blog about Japan by journalist Helen Foster. It's full of travel tips and advice to make traveling to Japan easier.| Japlanease
The Airport Limousine Bus is one of the most convenient ways to get from Tokyo's two airports to many destinations in Tokyo - and, very helpfully for tourists, it drops off at the door of| Japlanease
Tokyo Disney Resort doesn't work exactly like the other Disney parks. Here's what you need to know before you visit. If it's your first visit to the Tokyo Disney resort, there are a couple of| Japlanease
When many of us think about Japanese food we tend to think about the fish dishes - sushi and sashimi - which leads a lot of people to wonder what on earth they are going| Japlanease
The Sagano Romantic Train is a scenic sightseeing train that travels along the top of the Hozugawa River and the Hozu Gorge in Kyoto between Arashiyama and Kameoka. But, is it worth taking the time| Japlanease
There are a lot of mistakes you can make on a trip to Japan - and a lot of posts covering them. Normally these lists are all about etiquette - don't blow your nose in| Japlanease
Kyoto is busy - sometimes it can feel busier than Tokyo as in Tokyo, people are heading in all different directions, whereas in Kyoto, people are all in the same places at the same time.| Japlanease
Tokyo is primarily a modern city, but, you'll find pockets of tradition dotted among the neon - and one of these in Asakusa. Home to one of Tokyo's most important shrines, Senso-ji - and, winding| Japlanease
If you plan to visit Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea on your trip, then it’s a good idea to time your visit for less busy days and avoid those when the crowds are heaviest– but when| Japlanease
If you’re staying in Kyoto, it’s very easy to take a trip to the nearby city of Osaka to eat some great food, see the famous lights or the castle, or visit Universal Studios Japan,| Japlanease
Goshuin are hand-drawn designs that you can collect from shrines and temples around Japan - and they make a beautiful souvenir of your trip. But, as with everything in Japan, there's a little bit of| Japlanease
One of the first things you need to decide when planning your trip to Tokyo is where, in this enormous city, you want to stay. There are thousands of hotels to pick from and a| Japlanease
Three days is the perfect amount of time to see all the big sights in Osaka - plus a few surprises I've found on my three trips there. Our three-day Osaka itinerary shows you how| Japlanease
A great stop between Tokyo and Osaka, Nagoya tends to get ignored on most first-time traveler's itineraries. It even took me until trip six to get there - and that was by accident! That meant| Japlanease
Planning a trip to Tokyo can take a little more forward planning than your normal itinerary. Not only do you have to consider how to get there, where to stay, and what to do once| Japlanease
Traveling on the bullet train soon. We explain how to buy shinkansen tickets online before your trip - or, in person in Japan| Japlanease
There are a few different ways you can travel from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disneyland, DisneySea or Disney Resort - so which is best for you?| Japlanease
