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A curated list of 15 exciting things to do in Shibuya, featuring timeless classics such as the famous Hachiko statue alongside newer, trendy attractions like the vibrant Sakura Stage.
Read MoreTokyo is an incredibly vast and humungous metropolis, making it challenging to decide what to do once you finally book your trip. We often have friends ask us for recommendations about the best things to do in this vibrant city, so we have decided to create the ultimate, comprehensive list of all of our favorite things to do in Tokyo.
Read MorePlanning your first trip to Tokyo? This guide breaks down the best areas to stay, from Shibuya and Shinjuku to Ginza and Odaiba, plus our favorite hotels in each neighborhood.
Read MoreKumachan Onsen combines the Japanese words for bear and hot springs. The restaurant's bear-themed decor adds a whimsical touch to the traditional shabu shabu dining experience, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a fun and memorable meal in Japan.
Read MoreWhether it’s your initial visit to Japan or one of the many returns you've made, Shibuya never fails to offer an abundance of fascinating sights and activities to explore. We've curated a thoughtful list to steer your exploration in the right direction.
Read MoreA detailed review of our stay at Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu. Situated conveniently near a variety of shopping and dining options, the hotel boasts clean and expansive rooms, the option for in-room massage services, and breathtaking panoramic views that truly enhanced our visit.
Read MoreThere are so many things to see and do in Tokyo that it's hard to narrow down what to do if you only have a couple of days to spend in this iconic city but if that’s all the time you have, we have the perfect 2-day itinerary for you. We grew up in Japan and still visit on a regular basis, so these are our recommendations from a tourist and local's perspective.
Read MoreSteak Katsu (or gyukatsu) is relatively new in Japan. It’s so new that not even my Japanese relatives knew about it when I went to go visit them in November 2016. Katsu, meaning (fried) cutlet, is very common in Japan, but most of the time, it’s made with pork or chicken. There’s a few places that I know of that currently serves steak katsu and Shibuya is one of them.
Read MoreThis is a bit of a throwback, but I wanted to share it with those of you who have stumbled across our site recently. Every year we try to make a trip back home to Japan. Although we both reside in the United States now, our family (parents, siblings, relatives) still live in Japan.
Read MoreFrom Hidden Gems to Fashion Trends! A lifestyle blog about two sisters who love to travel and mix in fashion, beauty, pet-friendly destinations and more.
We're sisters who are half Japanese and half American and we love to travel the world in style! Follow our adventures as we discover hidden gems, amazing landscapes, or cute things to do in Japan. Subscribe to our Youtube channel and see how silly we can be😆
I often get asked what women should wear in Turkey or if there is some sort of dress code for women. In general, you can pretty much wear whatever you want. The only places where you need to dress a certain way is at the mosques. To give you a better idea on what you should pack, here’s what I wore in Cappadocia, Antalya, Kas, Pamukkale, and Istanbul.
Have you seen those beautiful palm tree-lined streets in LA and ever wondered where the heck people took those photos? We drove around Beverly Hills and found the perfect spot and have the actual cross street names so you don’t get lost.
Crystal and I took the Citysafe CX Anti-theft Backpack and the Citysafe CX Anti-theft Convertible Backpack on our recent trip to Japan and they were just what we needed for our travels and exploring Tokyo. Here are our top 7 reasons why we love our sleek and city chic backpacks.
My visit to Chip and Joanna’s empire in Waco, Texas with Kuma. Magnolia Market at the Silos is humungous and often referred to as the Disneyland of Fixer Upper fans. I can understand why they call it that now.