Articles
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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. -
2026 Fire Horse Feng Shui: Return of the Triple Fire
• February 2, 2026
By understanding the 2026 Fire Horse Feng Shui, you can prepare to ride this wave of energy rather than being consumed by it. Don’t leave your year to chance. -
TELL Lifeline: Prioritizing Mental Health in 2026
• January 30, 2026
As 2026 begins, TELL Lifeline highlights the importance of simple habits, community support and volunteering to strengthen mental health in Japan. -
If it Looks and Tastes Like a Duck, it Must be Ibaraki’s Kamo Cuisine
• January 29, 2026
A winter journey through Ibaraki reveals a rich culinary heritage centered on wild Ibaraki duck, where traditional hunting practices meet refined regional cuisine. -
National Geographic’s Top Immersive Travel Adventures for 2026
• January 28, 2026
Japan earns two spots on National Geographic’s 2026 immersive travel list, highlighting forest bathing in the Kii Peninsula and cultural immersion through language learning in Okinawa. -
Japanese Furniture for Relaxation
• January 27, 2026
From iconic sofas to sustainable craftsmanship, Japanese furniture reveals how design, comfort and mental well-being quietly intersect.