I recently put out a post about Cheap Travel to Kyoto, you can read it here: Affordable Travel Guide to Kyoto, Japan Well, now that you have arrived in Kyoto, its time to have some fun! But I’m sure your wallet is probably starting to get stretched a bit thin, so here are some options for some cheap things to do during your visit. Fushimi Inari Taisha … Continue reading Affordable Kyoto: Free and Cheap Things to Do
This week’s Monday Morning Trip is to Asakusa and Senso-ji! Asakusa (浅草) is an area in Tokyo, Japan, where much of the old-Tokyo can still be seen. Asakusa can be found in every guide book about Japan, as it is the home to Senso-ji, the oldest temple in Tokyo. The Asakusa area was heavily damaged during World War II, but was rebuilt after the war. Long ago, … Continue reading Discover Asakusa: A Journey to Senso-ji Temple
Here at JapanSauce.Net we want to bring you guides to some of our favorite areas of Japan, so every Monday we will bring you “Monday Morning Trips!” They are short virtual-trips to Japan, so please stop-by each week and enjoy! This week, we travel to Meiji Jingu! Meiji Jngu (明治神宮Meiji Shrine), is located in the Shibuya area of Tokyo. It is a Shinto shrine that is dedicated to the deified … Continue reading Explore Meiji Jingu: A Virtual Trip to Tokyo’s Shinto Shrine
“Kodomo no Hi” or Children’s Day is the last holiday in the Golden Week party. Children’s Day is celebrated on May 5th, and was designated as a national holiday in 1948. History It was originally known as “Tango no Sekku” or Boy’s Day, and as the name suggests, was a festival for boys. Japan also set aside a festival for girls known as “Hina-Matsuri” or Doll … Continue reading Celebrate Kodomo no Hi: Understanding Children’s Day in Japan
Actor and singer Takuya Kimura took on a fun fashion challenge on his YouTube channel, building seven full outfits using only Uniqlo pieces. 👕✨ During a visit to the Uniqlo store at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, he spent about an hour curating a full week of looks for a shoot—shocked at the idea of styling “a whole week!?” on the spot. He also shared that Uniqlo … Continue reading Takuya Kimura’s Uniqlo Outfits: A Styling Challenge
Looking for the ultimate seaside escape? 🌊✨ WOOD DESIGN PARK NOMA has launched a new Early Bird Plan, giving guests special discounts when booking 30 or 60 days in advance. Set along the scenic Chita Peninsula coast, this glamping resort mixes ocean-view rooms with stylish Turkish-inspired vibes for a one-of-a-kind getaway. Book early and enjoy a luxe stay packed with fresh local BBQ — think … Continue reading Book Early for Seaside Bliss at WOOD DESIGN PARK NOMA
After nine straight years, Japan’s all-female comedy competition THE W reportedly won’t be returning this year — and sources say it may be heading toward a full goodbye. 🎤💔 Since launching in 2017, the show helped spotlight rising stars like Yuriyan Retriever and Asagaya Sisters, becoming a major stage for women in comedy. But with falling ratings, rising production costs, and Nippon Television now juggling … Continue reading Is THE W Comedy Competition Ending? What It Means for Women in Entertainment
Tokyo-based TwentyTwo Co., Ltd., the company behind group dating app Konpaikitai, just dropped its first-ever “High-Spec Men Report 2026” — a guide to top-earning guys working at Japan’s biggest ad firms. 📊💼❤️ The report breaks down six major companies, including Dentsu, Hakuhodo, and CyberAgent, giving users a peek into company culture, work styles, and personality traits of employees. In short: it’s basically a dating cheat … Continue reading Meet Japan’s Top-Earning Men: Insights from Major Ad Firms
The highly anticipated anime adaptation of Yomi no Tsugai has officially hit screens on Japanese TV, bringing to life the latest supernatural action story from Hiromu Arakawa — the creator of the legendary Fullmetal Alchemist. The story follows 16-year-old twins Yuru and Asa, who hold mysterious powers and suddenly find their quiet mountain village thrown into chaos when its protective barrier shatters. Cue helicopters, armed … Continue reading Meet the Heroes of Yomi no Tsugai: Yuru and Asa
