Reader’s Question: Are you going on a school trip to Okinawa? How much pocket money should you bring (excluding transportation costs)? Mainly for souvenirs and food. Breakfast and dinner will be provided by the school.
Reader’s Question: I’m going to Tokyo today. Are there still places where I can buy Myakumyaku merchandise?
Hey there, fellow wanderer! So, guess what? I just got back from an absolutely
Reader’s Question: Are there any other Kintetsu-related Myakumyaku goods shops in Osaka besides Harukas?
So, picture this: you’re in Osaka, the city of street food, neon lights, and all things quirky. You’ve just finished
Reader’s Question: I would like to know more details about the pin badge I purchased at the Red Brick Warehouse in Kanagawa Prefecture. I found it in the souvenir section. There were about three types, all of which were cute,
Reader’s Question: When buying souvenirs during your travels, it’s often more economical to shop at supermarkets frequented by locals rather than at souvenir shops in front of train stations, service areas, or roadside stations.
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I would like to know about people who come from the countryside to see performances. Since I will be in Tokyo, I plan to do some sightseeing
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So, you’re in Kyoto, and you’ve got your heart set on snagging some of that adorable Mikko merchandise, huh?
When you think of Okinawa, the vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and unique souvenirs come to mind. One of the most iconic symbols of this beautiful island is the
Japan is a land of unique traditions and vibrant culture, and it’s no surprise that its cities are filled with memorable experiences. Two such places are Hakata and Beppu, both located in Fukuoka Prefecture on
