Tag Archives: japanese

Exploring Japanese Cemeteries: Stories, Traditions, and Spiritual Serenity 

When I first visited a Japanese cemetery, I was amazed by how peaceful and unique it seemed compared to cemeteries throughout the world. It radiates a unique harmony—a blend of nature, spirituality, and tradition. Towering wooden planks, known as sotoba, stood silently behind stone graves, their carved inscriptions seeming to whisper ancient secrets. I couldn’tContinueContinue reading “Exploring Japanese Cemeteries: Stories, Traditions, and Spiritual Serenity “

Visiting Japan: Cultural Tips & Practical Travel Advice

Japan Travel Guide: Tips & Etiquette for First-Time Visitors
Get smart Tokyo travel tips, etiquette rules, and cultural insights for your Japan trip — from subway etiquette to local habits and must-see experiences.

Unforgettable Coffee Experience at Tokyo’s Starbucks Reserve

Coffee is my daily routine, my addiction, my motivation, and my lifestyle. It is hard to survive without a cup of delicious coffee throughout the day. I love coffee and how American filmmaker David Lynch says « But even a bad cup of coffee is better than no coffee at all » So true, butContinueContinue reading “Unforgettable Coffee Experience at Tokyo’s Starbucks Reserve”