How to Be Respectful in Japan: Dos and Don’ts from a Local Perspective

If you’re planning a trip to Japan, understanding the cultural dos and don’ts can make your experience smoother and more respectful. As someone living in Japan, I often see travelers make small mistakes that could easily be avoided.In this guide, I’ll share practical etiquette tips based on real life—so you can enjoy Japan like a […]

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Japan Travel Basics

What to Eat in Yamanashi food: 6 Local Foods You Must Try When Visiting Japan

Quick Navigation1 Intro2 Yamanashi’s Food Culture2.1 Why Yamanashi Is a Hidden Foodie Destination2.2 When and Where to Enjoy Local Specialties3 Must-Try Local Dishes in Yamanashi3.1 Hōtō – Traditional Flat Noodles in Miso Soup3.2 Yoshida Udon – Thick, Chewy Noodles from Fujiyoshida3.3 Basashi – Raw Horse Meat, Served the Yamanashi Way3.4 Shingen Mochi – A Soft

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Food in Japan

Day Camping at Fumotoppara: Mt. Fuji Views, Windy Fields, and Quiet Moments

If you’re traveling near Mt. Fuji and craving a peaceful escape into nature, a day camp at Fumotoppara might be just what you need.Famous for its wide-open fields and postcard-perfect view of Mt. Fuji, this campsite offers something rare: room to breathe. Before we get into the details, you might want to check out a

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Local Experiences