If you are planning a summer trip to Japan, you have probably pictured warm evenings, festivals, and clear skies over Mt. Fuji. Here is something that does not always make the travel brochures. Summer is also typhoon season, and right now two of them are spinning near Japan at the same time. If you are visiting between roughly June and October, this is worth understanding before you go. Quick Answer: Japan’s typhoon season runs from about June through October, with the peak in August and September. Typhoons are powerful tropical storms (the Pacific cousin of hurricanes) that can bring extreme…
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Japan Now! Why is Japan Quintupling Its Visa Fees? The Story Behind the Massive 2026 Price Hike 🇯🇵 (6/19)
For decades, Japan has been the ultimate dream destination for American travelers, offering stunning temples, unmatched hospitality, and in recent years, an incredibly favorable exchange rate due to the weak yen. But Japan visa fees are about to change in a big way. A major financial update from Tokyo is currently making headlines across Japan, and it’s something every future traveler and expat needs to know. Starting July 1, 2026, the Japanese government will implement a massive hike in foreigner visa fees, marking the first major overhaul of its kind since 1978. “【Announcement】Visa fees for foreigners to be raised 5…
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Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
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Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
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Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
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Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
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Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
View More att.JAPAN’s Top Picks: 100 Best Things to Do in Japan #1-#24 (Hokkaido/Tohoku/Kanto)Sakura: The Spirit of Japan in Full Bloom
Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
View More Sakura: The Spirit of Japan in Full BloomTop 5 Tokyo “souvenir experiences” to reveal a deeper Japan!
Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
View More Top 5 Tokyo “souvenir experiences” to reveal a deeper Japan!Ten Must Try Japanese Alcoholic Beverages, Selected by Our Alcohol Connoisseur Editor!
Shimokitazawa in Tokyo’s Setagaya City. Unique shops come together in this town that fosters a culture of originality.
View More Ten Must Try Japanese Alcoholic Beverages, Selected by Our Alcohol Connoisseur Editor!Enjoy Mt. Fuji from Various Angles: Six Recommended Viewing Spots
Have you heard of the term “solo-katsu”? There are an increasing number of people who enjoy spending time alone in various activities……
View More Enjoy Mt. Fuji from Various Angles: Six Recommended Viewing SpotsShibuya, a Dynamic Town with an Infusion of New and Old
Recently, Shibuya has been experiencing the emergence of new facilities one after another. In such a dynamically changing town, there still remain places where you can feel the “good old times.” Here various spots in Shibuya, from the latest facilities to less-known historically-renowned places, are introduced. Ever-evolving Shibuya “Shibuya Sakura Stage” Serving as a New Landmark of Shibuya “Shibuya Sakura Stage” is a complex facility that opened in November 2023 on the site of about 26,000 square meters in the south-west part of Shibuya Station. Various tenants, including a hotel, cafes, and restaurants, are opening one after another. In summer…
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