🇯🇵 Japan

Kyoto feels like stepping into a different era, but not in a forced way. The streets of Gion still echo with the soft click of wooden geta, and you can wander past tea houses that have been serving ma

Osaka feels like a city that’s always half‑way between a street‑food stall and a neon‑lit arcade. In Namba you’ll find the famous takoyaki stands on Dotonbori where a single ball costs around ¥300 and

Tokyo feels like a city that never stops moving, but it’s also surprisingly easy to find a quiet corner if you know where to look. In Shinjuku the skyline is a wall of neon and glass, yet just a few b