The city, in the Okayama prefecture, is located on Japan’s Seto Inland Sea. It’s a scenic choice for anyone thinking about moving to Okayama. In the Edo period, Kurashiki was a hub on the rice distribution route, canals were built so that boats could go between the different storehouses, where the rice was kept before shipping it to other cities. The area has been well-preserved so you can sense …

The Shizuoka Prefecture is located in the Chūbu region and is world-famous for Mt Fuji and green tea. If you’re considering moving to Shizuoka, this post will give you an idea of some of the activities you can get up to in the summer months. If you’re living in Shizuoka and looking to cool down look for your nearby waterfalls, lakes, and beaches. Our post about some of the …

1. Yonaha Maehama Beach Yonaha Maehama Beach is a 7-kilometer stretch of turquoise waters and soft white sand, making it one of the best beaches in Japan. Here you can find watersports, rental umbrellas, and sunbeds to use. It is one of the most popular beaches in Miyakojima, however, it does not feel crowded since the island is peaceful. Stay for the evening to catch a beautiful sunset! Getting …

Food-related activities to do in Osaka when it’s raining. We will start with the obvious things to do in Osaka in the rain. In the city known as the ‘nations kitchen’, there are ample opportunities to sample delicious food. Ajinoya in Namba and Mizuno in Minami are both great spots for okonomiyaki as well as Mizuno in Minami. Dotombori Kamakura Lucua Osaka is a favorite amongst locals for ramen. …