Catering in LACHIC (Vol.2)

At LACHIC, as well as shopping, you can also check out Nagoya’s special local food.

Catering in LACHIC (Vol.1)

Today, we are going to look for really nice restaurants and enjoy their delicious food and drink.

Travel in Tsu-shi: a short name with a lot of fun

Tsu-shi, which is located in Mie-ken Japan, is not as famous as other cities. But there are still many historical attractions and lots of natural scenery. Now let’s begin our trip to Tsu-shi.

Shopping in LACHIC (Vol.2)

Last time, we showed you around the shopping mall LACHIC in Sakae Nagoya. This time, let’s see what else there is here. Besides the attractive Japanese fashion clothing stores, there are also many specialty stores worth visiting.

Shopping in LACHIC (Vol.1)

LACHIC is a shopping mall where you can enjoy shopping and eating. So as a shopping mall, let’s see what we can buy here.

Osu, for a different side of the big city (Vol.2)

Last time, Mark introduced many attractive places in Osu’s Commercial Street. This time, let Mako and I introduce some other stores and scenic spots which are of special interest to girls.

Osu, for a different side of the big city (Vol.1)

Some people say “well, I like big cities, but in some places they all look the same. They have the same big stores and the same big buildings”. If you feel this way, Osu in Nagoya is a refreshing change. We would like to tell you about this area and introduce a number of places there.

Looking for legends at Houzou-ji temple

In Japan, a temple is a good place to find stories of legends. Sometimes the story may be about a tree, and sometimes may be about the building itself. The story will never come to you until you enter the temple.

Recommended spots in Ishikawa Prefecture

The new sightseeing spots in Ishikawa Prefecture was uploaded!

The Showa Style of Nagoya: Exploring the Endoji Commercial Street and Shikemichi

The area around Nagoya Station has in recent years become a fashion and commercial district with many high-rise buildings. However, just about 10 minutes’ walk from there, a pristine “Street View Area” called Endoji Commercial Street is an area known to far fewer people.