Hanami in Japan: What It Is and How People Enjoy It
Hanami in Japan means cherry blossom viewing, but it can be much more. Learn how people enjoy it, from quiet walks to picnics and nighttime blossoms.
Welcome to "Dagashi-no-tatsujin"
For Japanese, dagashi are nostalgic memories that everyone experiences during childhood.
Affordable!
Colorful appearance!
Unique taste!
To share such exciting charms with more people, we ship recommended dagashi.
About the Japanese culture of Dagashi
Dagashi is a unique Japanese culture that appears in Japanese anime and other forms of entertainment. Here we introduce its exciting enjoyment, deliciousness, and other attractions.
Nagoya Travel for First-Time Visitors: Castles, Osu, and Cafés
Nagoya travel for first-time visitors: castles, Osu, café culture, and easy ways to explore on a relaxed one- or two-day trip.
Komeda Dessert Snacks: 3 Japanese Cafe Sweets to Know
Komeda dessert snacks: see 3 Japanese cafe sweets inspired by Shiro Noir and Cro-Neige, for readers curious about cafe collabs and limited-edition snacks.
5 Japanese Gummies to Try This Spring
Japanese spring gummies: five picks to try this season, from strawberry and plum to Kirby and spicy cola.
How Work Begins in Japan: From Interviews to Year One
Working life in Japan looks a little different from the start. See interviews, entrance ceremonies, training, and first-year office manners in one flow.
