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As temperatures drop and the trees gradually shift into brilliant shades of gold and crimson, it’s finally starting to feel like fall in Japan. For…

Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, has over 30 million visitors every year! The temple was built in 628. It is said that during…

Today I traded the temples and trendy districts for something a little different: the University of Tokyo, or Todai as it’s affectionately known. It wasn’t…

What struck me most about Yoyogi Park was its natural beauty. It’s not a manicured, overly-designed park. It’s wild and free, with a raw, untamed…

Today felt…different. After the neon rush of Shibuya and the bustling energy of Shinjuku, I needed a space to breathe, to connect with something deeper….

Hey y’all! Maya here, fresh off the plane from Austin, TX, and currently obsessed with Japan. Yesterday was a whirlwind in Shibuya – think neon…

Stepping out of Shibuya Station felt less like arriving at a destination and more like being dropped into a pulsing, hyperkinetic organism. The sheer volume…