Food and Drink

Beginners Guide to Shimokitazawa: Tokyo's Thrifting Hub

Despite sitting right next to Shibuya, Shimokitazawa is a laid back neighborhood known for its rich music culture and vintage thrift...

Top 3 Japanese Convenience Store Hacks!

Japanese Convenience stores are second to none. From their delicious sweets, bentos and snacks, you could fill a banquet hall with all...

Satisfy Every Ramen Craving: Japanese Ramen Shops for Every Personality

Japan's ramen scene is nothing short of legendary, but with how many ramen restaurants there are and the variety that they offer, it can...

OHAKO's Top 4 Japan All You Can Eat Restaurants!

If you're traveling to Japan then chances are you're here to try Japanese food! What better place to do it than an "All You Can Eat"...

Guide to Japanese Festivals: Omatsuri Need to Knows!

Japanese festivals, otherwise known as "Omatsuri" are perhaps the easiest and most authentic way to completely immerse yourself in...

OHAKO's 5 Best Food Recommendations in Japan of 2023

At Ohako, we've had the privilege of exploring so many restaurants all across Japan. From Sushi, Wagyu, Desserts and more, its safe to...

Japan's Train System: A Beginners Guide

Japan's incredibly efficient train system is perhaps one of the most unique parts about the country. That being said, the elaborate...

A Guide to Daikoku PA: Japan's Thrilling Hub for Car Enthusiasts

Any car enthusiast can get a taste for Japanese car culture through auto-shows and museums in Tokyo, but if you truly want to immerse...

What is Obon?

Typically observed from August 13th to 16th, Obon or (お盆) is a Buddhist holiday in Japan where it is believed that ones deceased...

Strange Laws in Japan You Didn't Know Existed

Japan is known to be one of the safest countries in the world. But we can't say that these laws have anything to do with that... 1.Its...

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