Articles
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For the Folks Back Home: Best Japanese souvenirs
• February 19, 2026
A curated guide to refined Japanese souvenirs. From traditional crafts to seasonal delicacies, these gifts beautifully capture the spirit of Japan. -
Finding Your Voice: The Malvern College Tokyo Expressive Arts Program
• February 18, 2026
How Malvern College Tokyo’s Expressive Arts Program builds confidence, collaboration and real-world communication skills through inclusive performance education. -
Why Japan Is an Ideal Country for People Who Enjoy Being Alone
• February 17, 2026
Not everyone seeks constant interaction when they travel or relocate. For many internationally mobile professionals, solitude is not loneliness but a form of balance. Japan’s solo-friendly culture offers a rare environment where being alone is not only accepted but quietly supported by the way daily life is structured. From solo dining culture to public spaces… -
From Nebraska to Tokyo: Debunking Family Life Misconceptions
• February 16, 2026
A family’s move from the US to Japan challenges common assumptions about what everyday life with children in a big city is really like. -
UNESCO Grants Echizen Coveted Craft and Folk Art Status
• February 13, 2026
Echizen City in Fukui Prefecture has been named a UNESCO Creative City for Crafts and Folk Art, recognizing its 1,000-year craft heritage and role in sustainable cultural development. -
Halal-Friendly Hotels and Ryokan in Kinosaki Onsen and Toyooka
• February 12, 2026
Toyooka City is expanding Halal-friendly hospitality across Kinosaki Onsen, Kannabe Highlands and Takeno Beach to welcome Muslim travelers with comfort and care. -
Train Different: The Multi-Disciplinary Fitness Philosophy of UFC Gym Japan
• February 10, 2026
How a multi-disciplinary approach to training in Japan is reshaping the way people think about fitness, resilience and everyday performance. -
Snow, Silence and Tatami: Japan’s Most Beautiful Winter Ryokan
• February 9, 2026
A curated journey through Japan’s most beautiful winter ryokan, where snow, silence and steaming onsen define the season’s quiet luxury. -
Valentine’s Day 2026: Guide to Japan’s Finest Chocolates and Dining
• February 6, 2026
A curated guide to Japan’s finest Valentine’s Day 2026 chocolates and romantic dining experiences across Tokyo, Yokohama and Osaka. -
Nagareyama L.E.A.D.: Turning Kids into “Hero-preneurs”
• February 5, 2026
At Nagareyama L.E.A.D., children become “Hero-preneurs,” learning to lead with empathy, take meaningful risks and solve real-world problems together. -
Leo Wealth: Avoiding Hidden Wealth Traps of Living in Japan
• February 4, 2026
Navigating cross-border taxes shouldn’t be a guessing game. If you are concerned about your residency status, planning a move or simply want to ensure your portfolio is tax-efficient, the team at Leo Wealth is ready to help. -
Living in Tokyo: A Guide to Japan’s Strict Freedom
• February 3, 2026
Living in Tokyo reveals a city shaped by subtle discipline, efficiency and shared responsibility, experienced through everyday moments rather than dramatic culture shock.