Japan travel tips 6/23/2015 subculture,Minamiboso&bus pass

Answering Anime Fans’ Prayers–Love Live! fans pay pilgrimage to the Kanda Myojin. All the stars were aligned for fans of the Love Live! anime during this year’s Kanda Festival held from May 9-10.

It is just after sunset and hundreds of people have gathered around the docking bays of Minamiboso on the southern edge of Chiba Prefecture. As men bang away on taiko drums, dozens of women emerge from a hilltop shrine.

The end of every tourist’s trip to Japan presents a major struggle – what souvenir to get. Japan’s many intricately crafted ornaments are appealing, as are more practical products such as high-quality electronics and decadent snacks.

“I will only be in Japan for five days, but I would like to visit Tokyo, Nagoya, and even Kyoto…” “I would love to visit more tourist spots…but the transportation fee is too high…” We hear these often from the foreign visitors.

Summer is coming! As such, we’ve created a page of summer highlights in Japan. We’ve previously written about festivals so take a look at that with this. Which of these do you want to experience the most? 1. Watermelon Splitting スイカ割り A classic summer activity down on the beach.

Local restaurants can be a little intimidating for language learners. While the best restaurants are used to dealing with foreigns and often have English menus, most people will only visit them on special occasions.