Also known as a Poop Museum, is Tokyo’s Unko Museum worth spending time in for your trip? Well, it’s not educational, and it’s not historic, but it could brighten up your social media and allow you to see a different side to the Japanese people. Here’s what you’ll find inside.
Theme Parks and Attractions
15 Things to Book in Advance in Kyoto & Osaka
Visiting Japan can take a little bit more planning than some other destinations – and one reason for this is that some of the very popular things to see can sell out in advance or simply don’t take walk-in customers. Here’s what you need to book in advance in Kyoto and Osaka to ensure you don’t miss out.
teamLab Planets Expanded in 2025
Although they probably wouldn’t thank me for saying this, teamLab Planets has always been a bit overshadowed by the bigger, flashier, and currently newer teamLab Borderless. But that might be about to change, as in 2025, teamLab Planets had a makeover – and it’s now nearly as popular as Borderless.
What I Thought of the Nintendo Museum in Kyoto
The Nintendo Museum opened in Kyoto in October 2024 and was immediately a sell-out. So, does it deserve the hype? I went along to find out.
How to Get Tickets for the New Nintendo Museum in Kyoto
The new Nintendo Museum in Kyoto opened on October 2nd, 2024, but you can’t just turn up and visit right now—you’ll need to organise tickets in advance. Here’s how.
Is Tokyo’s Samurai Restaurant the New Robot Restaurant?
I’m underground in an adult club in Tokyo’s Kabukicho. And I’m about to have my mind blown! But don’t worry, this blog hasn’t suddenly got X-rated. Instead, I’m checking out the Samurai Restaurant, the new incarnation of Tokyo’s famous Robot Restaurant, which closed in 2020… but can it live up to its predecessor? Let’s find out…
Why Small Worlds Tokyo Should Not Be Missed
Small Worlds Tokyo is one of the largest displays on miniatures in the world, but should it be something you do on your Tokyo trip. Short answer – yes! It’s fantastic. But, read on to find out why.
The Quick Guide to the Sagano Romantic Train in Kyoto
The Sagano Romantic Train is a scenic sightseeing train that travels along the top of the Hozugawa River and the Hozu Gorge in Kyoto between Arashiyama and Kameoka. But, is it worth taking the time out of your day to sit on it – and if it is, how do you get your tickets, where should you sit – and why, exactly, is it romantic? We explain…