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Can you find Haikyuu just by walking around Oshiage Station? Let's see! "Most tourists come here for the view..." "But anime fans know there's something even better." we are looking for: Karasuno jerseys Hinata & Kageyama acrylic stands Keychains "Mission accomplished. We found Haikyuu in Oshiage Time to celebrate with a delicious crepe. here is the delicious and budget friendly crepe Marion crepe and here is our last spot this is popular photo spot that will include Sky tree "Before you leave, don't miss this Haikyu spot .

Ninja miso soup made by Hosei University students?! 　 Miso soup is Japanese soul food. Many of us drink it every single day So they added a little moment of fun to our daily miso soup This amazing miso soup was planned and developed by Hosei University students, and became a real product after winning a product planning competition It’s finally available at some Ito-Yokado stores in Japan. so definitely check it out! ⁡ Now available at 34 Ito-Yokado stores across Japan Including: Funabashi, Yachiyo, Yotsukaido, Ario Soga, Hikifune, Ayase, Ario Kameari, Kuki, Utsunomiya, Ario Nishiarai, Wako, Akabane, Ario Kawaguchi, Omiya, Musashi-Kosugi Ekimae, Mizonokuchi, Oimachi, Ario Kasai, Kawasaki, Kiba, Omori, Ario Kitasuna, Grand Tree Musashi-Kosugi, Musashi-Sakai, Tama Center, Akishima, Minami-Osawa, Hachioji, Kofu Showa, Musashi-Koganei, Mishima, Koshien, Ario Otori, and Abeno. #pr

This is my favorite ice cream from 7-Eleven. Have you heard of 7-Eleven’s “Marude” ice cream series? They release different seasonal fruit flavors, and they taste just like real fruit... maybe even better! And now, the watermelon flavor is back for the first time in 6 years! This is one of the most popular convenience store ice creams in Japan right now. It launched on July 7 and is only available for a limited time this summer. So if you’re visiting Japan in summer 2026, you have to try it!

Yatai Isui 📍38-3 Akabane-Nishi 1-chome, Kita Ward, Tokyo 🕐Around 8:30 PM until late night 🗓️Irregular holidays(Open approx. 3-4days a week.) Closed on rainy or stormy days. Please check the top of this shop’s official website for today’s opening announcement before you visit. https://i-sui.jp/

I've never seen a FamilyMart like this. A brand-new FamilyMart just opened in Tokyo today! It was designed by two famous Japanese designers, and it looks so stylish. They sell not only food, but also a wide range of clothing. There's even a fitting room! This is nothing like a regular FamilyMart. If you're near Tokyo Tower or Azabudai Hills, don't miss it! The first 2,000 shoppers will get a free sticker or eco bag with their purchase!

I've never seen coffee this big in Japan. Prices start at just ¥190($1), and their Large is a massive 940mL! And the flavor is on a whole different level from the convenience store one Ordering is super easy with the touchscreen. Ever since I found this café, I stopped going anywhere else. If you're near Tokyo Tower, don't miss it. Want to discover more unique spots I personally recommend? DM or comment "TOKYO" to get our FREE Tokyo Guidebook!

Looking for a unique souvenir from Japan? Let me tell you a little secret... One of my favorite souvenirs isn't matcha. It's jam. Japanese jam is usually lower in sugar, so it's a little healthier and lets you enjoy the real flavor of the fruit. It's packed with real fruit chunks, and feels surprisingly luxurious. And here's something I love The lid seals itself with a satisfying pop. And of course, you can put it on toast, crackers, or yogurt. I even add it to convenience store salad chicken. Sounds weird? Trust me. It's amazing If you're looking for a souvenir you'll actually use, Japanese jam is a hidden gem If you want to discover more of my favorite local spots, I made a FREE Tokyo Guidebook packed with my favorite places, local tips, and secret Japan travel hacks. DM or comment “TOKYO” to get it! Also, if you invite 6 friends → Get the full version FREE

I’m Japanese. I don’t close jam jar lids myself. I just put the lid on, and it closes itself. I’m Japanese. I don’t make my own smoothies. I buy them at convenience stores. At Japanese convenience stores, all you have to do is peel off the lid, place the cup in the machine, and wait. In a minute, you get a creamy and delicious smoothie. I’m Japanese. I don’t use a knife to cut daifuku. I use a piece of string. I use a string because it cuts cleanly without crushing it. Want more unique Japan travel tips? I made a FREE Tokyo guidebook with local places and tips I personally discovered while exploring Tokyo DM or comment “TOKYO” to get it! Also, if you invite 6 friends → Get the full version FREE

Don't waste your money on these in Tokyo No.1 Taxi Taxis in Japan are expensive. A ride from Shinjuku to Shibuya costs around $13 (¥2,000). The train? Only about $1 (¥180) Don't take a taxi. Just use Google Maps and take the train. No.2 Observation Decks Don't pay to go up every tower. Tokyo has amazing free viewpoints, like Shibuya Hikarie and Toranomon Hills Mori Tower The views are still incredible, and they're completely free. No.3 Bottled Water Don't buy water every time. Use the mymizu app to find free water refill spots nearby. Or stop by MUJI, where many stores have free water dispensers ⁡ Want more unique Japan travel tips? I made a FREE Tokyo guidebook with local places and tips I personally discovered while exploring Tokyo DM or comment “TOKYO” to get it! Also, if you invite 6 friends → Get the full version FREE

Welcome back to your second home! This is one of the most unique experiences you can have in Japan At Samoyed Cafe Moffu, 10 fluffy Samoyeds are waiting for you You can feed them, take unlimited photos, and honestly... They're just too cute But my favorite part is... When you open the door, you won't hear "Irasshaimase." Instead, you'll hear: "Okaerinasai." It means: "Welcome home." Relax, enjoy unlimited drinks, and spend time with these adorable dogs in your second home in Japan DM or comment "HARAJUKU" to get a ¥500($3) OFF coupon #pr @samoyedcafe.moffu

⚠️For first-time CHARGESPOT users only⚠️ Campaign Period: June 29, 2026 (Mon) – August 31, 2026 (Mon) Coupon Expiration Date: Valid until August 31, 2026 (Mon) Coupon Code: tomods_202606 ⁡ Your phone is about to die?! Having no battery while traveling is a real emergency Here are 3 ways to charge your phone for FREE in Japan No.1 FamilyMart Find a FamilyMart with an eat-in area. Some locations have free power outlets you can use No.2 CHARGE SPOT at Lawson If it's your first time using CHARGE SPOT, you can rent a battery for FREE for up to 3 hours No.3 Cafes Many chain cafes in Japan, like Starbucks and McDonald's, have power outlets available. Want more unique Japan travel tips? I made a FREE Tokyo guidebook with local places and tips I personally discovered while exploring Tokyo DM or comment “TOKYO” to get it! Also, if you invite 6 friends → Get the full version FREE

I’m Japanese. People think I eat onigiri every day. But recently, I've been cheating. I've fallen in love with sandwiches. Not the ones from convenience stores. I got tired of those. I discovered this specialty sandwich shop because one of my favorite Japanese idols recommended it. Now I understand why. The Deviled Sandwich is incredible. Fresh soft-boiled eggs, cream cheese, and rich tartar sauce. The Fried Salmon Sandwich is on another level too. The salmon is incredibly fresh, thick, and packed with flavor. If you're getting tired of sushi, this is the sandwich you need to try. If you're near Tokyo Tower, don't miss it.

Do you love bakeries? Especially truffles? Then you have to visit Truffle Bakery. It's one of the most popular bakeries in Japan, famous for its rich but not overpowering truffle flavor. Most people come for the White Truffle Salt Bread. It's soft, chewy, salty, and simply delicious. But here's our recommendation... The Dubai Chocolate Croissant It usually sells out soon after the bakery opens... but we were lucky enough to get one! There's a limit of one per person. It's incredibly crispy on the outside, with a rich, generous filling inside. 📍Check out Truffle Bakery Hiroo. It's about a 25-minute walk from Shibuya.

Wait! Are you still buying bread at convenience stores? You’re missing one of Tokyo’s best local bakeries. It’s just a short walk from Tokyo Tower The prices start at around ¥200, but the quality is amazing. Honestly, you wouldn’t get this much for the same price at a convenience store. Freshly baked. Affordable. And absolutely delicious. Every bite is light, fluffy, and full of flavor. The bakery is called ABUMI ※Payment is cash only.

Stop eating convenience store food the normal way Convenience store food is already good. But these combinations are even better No.1 Famichiki Don't eat it by itself. Put it inside an egg sandwich. Trust me. You'll cry tears of joy No.2 Salad Chicken Try it with low-sugar blueberry jam. Sounds weird? I thought so too. But it's surprisingly good No.3 Braised Pork + Egg + Rice Can you believe it? A full, satisfying meal for under ¥1,000($6.2) Which one would you try first?

I'm Japanese I don't pay to go up Tokyo Tower. I go to Toranomon Hills Mori Tower to see Tokyo Tower for FREE I'm Japanese I don't go up Shibuya Sky. I go to Shibuya Hikarie to see Shibuya Crossing for FREE I'm Japanese I don't pay for expensive observation decks. I go to KITTE Marunouchi to enjoy one of the best night views in Tokyo for FREE Want more Tokyo local spots? DM or comment "TOKYO" for our FREE Tokyo Guidebook And Share it with 6 friends, get the full version FREE!

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Don't come to Japan in summer Last year, Japan recorded its hottest temperature ever… 41.8°C (107°F) And during July and August, humidity often reaches 70%. It's hot. It's sticky. And honestly… it can be pretty uncomfortable. BUT If you know these local hacks, your trip will be much easier. No.1 Drug Stores Japanese drug stores sell all kinds of cooling products. Cooling sprays, cooling wipes, and neck ice packs. They're summer essentials for locals. No.2 Be a Night Person Avoid going out during the hottest hours. Summer nights in Japan are magical. Festivals, fireworks, and food stalls are everywhere No.3 Go to Hokkaido Hokkaido is much cooler than Tokyo, and the food is incredible. It's one of my favorite places in Japan Want more Tokyo local spots? DM or comment "TOKYO" for our FREE Tokyo Guidebook And Share it with 6 friends, get the full version FREE!

I’m Japanese I don’t go to Don Quijote It’s become a tourist spot, and the prices are higher now. When I buy snacks or daily stuff, I usually go to Matsumoto Kiyoshi instead It’s one of the most famous drugstore chains in Japan Here are my top 3 things to buy here No.1 Snacks They often have sales, so they’re super cheap. For example, Matcha KitKats are around ¥500($3.1)at Don Quijote, but under ¥300($1.9) at Matsumoto Kiyoshi No.2 Sunscreen Japan gets REALLY hot in summer. I recommend Biore UV Aqua Rich. It’s lightweight, non-sticky, and brightens your skin No.3 Hair Oil My recommendation is Fino. It protects damaged hair, makes it smooth, and smells amazing. Their hair treatment is great too And yes… it’s TAX FREE ⁡ Want more Tokyo local spots? DM or comment "TOKYO" for our FREE Tokyo Guidebook And Share it with 6 friends, get the full version FREE!

Did you know there’s a unique law in Japan? When you buy a snack in Japan, what you see on the package is usually very close to what you get inside. That’s because Japan has strict rules that prevent companies from misleading customers with packaging and advertisements. So companies can't make their products look much bigger or better than they really are. This helps customers know what they're buying and avoids disappointment. Pretty smart, right?