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Located just over 2 hours’ train ride from north of Tokyo, the Suwa region in Nagano Prefecture is an area rich in history, culture and nature. Dotted with hot springs, captivating nature wonders, and cultural heritage sites celebrating unique festivals, Suwa region connects you to Shinto culture which dates back more than 1,200 years.
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En Yeoh’s Bak Kut Teh is a fresh collaboration between EN Group and Malaysia’s iconic Yeoh’s Bak Kut Teh from Klang, offering Singapore’s first Japanese-inspired bak kut teh.
Discover how to make this holiday season extraordinary with Japanese-inspired gifts and celebration ideas! Explore unforgettable dining experiences and thoughtful treats that will delight your loved ones.
Royal Host has opened its second outlet at Takashimaya Shopping Centre! You can find a variety of Western-inspired dishes and signature favourites.
Embrace the winter season with a delicious feast at Shaburi & Kintan Buffet! For a limited time this winter season, indulge in their exclusive 90-minute Hokkaido Festival Buffet Menu from just $46.80++!
There is no better way to spread the holiday cheer than with the gift of some exquisite and artisanal chocolates to sweeten the occasion. From rich Royce chocolates to plant-based chocolate bars, there is something for everyone to indulge during this festive season.
This December 2024, Ibaraki Prefecture partners with JAPAN RAIL CAFE to showcase the charm of Ibaraki’s vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and local culinary delights- a special limited-time menu. Savour Ibaraki’s regional specialties, featuring seafood, sweet potato, chestnut products, sake and more.
Once the imperial capital of Japan, this enchanting destination is famed for its serene temples and traditional wooden machiya houses. Kyoto is a must-visit destination if you are looking for a tranquil escape from the busy city life.
Whether you are strolling under glittering LED displays beneath the Osaka Castle, indulging in seasonal treats at Christmas markets, or marvelling at iconic landmarks decked out in holiday cheer, the winter festivities are endless!
Discover Shimokita region of Aomori Prefecture, the northernmost tip of Honshu. Exclusive private tours by Shimokita TABI Assist offer a blend of 10 nature, culture, and local adventures, inviting you to explore Shimokita’s mystical landscapes and deeply rooted culture.
Whether you’re seeking a quiet, snow-draped soak near Mount Fuji or a calming dip in the Japanese countryside, these onsen resorts provide a tranquil escape from the busy city life. Dive into our list of 12 must-try onsens spanning from the Kanto and Kansai regions to Kyūshū , and discover the ideal hot springs to immerse yourself in.
Located just over 2 hours’ train ride from north of Tokyo, the Suwa region in Nagano Prefecture is an area rich in history, culture and nature. Dotted with hot springs, captivating nature wonders, and cultural heritage sites celebrating unique festivals, Suwa region connects you to Shinto culture which dates back more than 1,200 years.
Let’s go on a momijigari (autumn-leaf hunting) in Japan!” Behold the beautiful autumn colours and check out the best places for autumn leaves viewing!
Known as the "IKEA of Japan," NITORI offers an extensive selection of furniture and home essentials that resonate with Singaporeans looking to maximise their living spaces without compromising on aesthetics. In this article, we will explore 15 items that can elevate your home while embracing the beauty of Japanese design.
Well loved for their simple yet thoughtful approach to everyday essentials, we have curated a range of MUJI lifestyle, household, and food products that we believe would spice up your home and kitchen.
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Known for their innovative designs and cloud-like soft fabrics, we’ve curated a list of must-buy Uniqlo items to elevate your wardrobe.
Daiso is known for its vast and diverse inventory, often featuring innovative and unique Japanese products that are both functional and affordable. Here are 15 latest cool and innovative items you can find in Daiso Singapore.
Make home cleaning a breeze with the help of durable and sturdy household cleaning tools from DUSKIN, leading cleaning products manufacturer in Japan. Let’s uncover Japan’s best kept secret to spotless homes through some of DUSKIN’s best selling cleaning products, available to the Singapore market via their global shopping platform. Read on for an exclusive treat for Nani readers!
Knowing a few key phrases in Japanese can enhance your travel experience, helping you connect with locals and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture.
Whether you’re ordering food, asking for directions, or simply exchanging pleasantries, these phrases will empower you to communicate with confidence and make the most of your adventure in Japan.
Explore the incredible characters and stories brought to life by Studio Ghibli through 16 large-scale theatrical sets, interactive art installations, and engaging activities at ArtScience Museum.
Opening on 22 August 2024 at The Projector, “Till We Meet Again On The Lily Hill” is a Japanese romance sci-fi war film that portrays a time-transcending bittersweet love story.
Disney+’s specially curated anime collection features action packed adventures, superhero narratives, fantasy, slice-of-life comedy, and more. Whether you are a complete beginner to anime, or a hard-core fan, explore Disney+ to find your next title to watch now.
Calling all Naruto and anime fans, Naruto: The Gallery has arrived in Singapore, Universal Studios Singapore, for a limited time only from now till 30 June 2024. Delve into the life of Naruto’s life journey and the turbulent world of Shinobi (ninja) created by Masashi Kishimoto.
In Japanese tradition, the Japanese eat traditional New Year’s cuisine- osechi during the first few days of the new year. This special traditional cuisine is eaten, in the hopes for a smooth year ahead.
Read to find out where you can get your hands on osechi in Singapore!
Hello Kitty fans, rejoice! From now to 24 February 2025, the Tokyo National Museum will be hosting a Hello Kitty Exhibition celebrating 50 years of the well-loved and iconic Sanrio character!
Located in Uji City, Kyoto, Nintendo’s highly anticipated first museum is slated to open its doors on 2 October 2024. It will feature interactive exhibits like Big Controller, Zapper & Scope SP, Ultra Hand SP and more.
Shinjuku Gyoen has partnered with NAKED Inc., a Japanese art and design company, to celebrate the beautiful momiji season with a special autumn event. NAKED Inc. specialises in projection mapping using light to showcase 2D and 3D designs on large surfaces.
Check out stunning displays and interactive exhibits that highlight Japan’s vibrant winter offerings and gather valuable information to plan your next adventure this year-end holiday season.
Japan's renowned and long-standing production house, Kyodo Tokyo, is set to make its debut in Southeast Asia right here in Singapore on 22 June 2024 at Esplanade Theatre, presenting the captivating "Tokyo〜the city of music and love〜" song and dance spectacular.
The much-anticipated Sake Festival by Orihara Shoten is making its return to Singapore for its ninth year, showcasing an extraordinary selection of over 300 sake labels from 30 esteemed breweries across Japan.
For the month of August 2024, Queen’s Market is having a Hokkaido Lavender Hydro Facial promotion. Lavender aromatherapy is used during the facial, immersing you in the Hokkaido lavender fields.
Key's Japanese Hair Salon is nestled at 7 Neil Road, this space boasts a warm ambience, decked in a chic minimalist interior.
Chef Saito Manabu is a sushi kaiseki expert hailing from Hokkaido, Japan, currently helming 鮓煋 Sushi Sei- a cosy sushi kaiseki restaurant nestled in Holiday Inn Hotel Singapore Orchard City Centre.
We had the privilege of getting up, close and personal with Kaiseki Master Chef Saito Manabu, explored his world of Japanese fine dining- kaiseki and even learnt how to eat sushi the right way!
If you are in your early 20’s, you are probably on the lookout for career options upon completion of your diploma or university education. In your mid-twenties, you are probably comfortably settling in your first or second full-time job. Now that international borders are opening up, have you thought about venturing overseas and widening your horizons? Or have you thought about living in Japan?
While tarot card readings may have started gaining popularity within the past year, Japan has a long history of utilising tarot cards for fortune telling since 1961! Also, if you haven’t already heard, Nichiyu, the first Japanese company to sell tarot cards in Japan has opened the first-ever tarot card museum in Japan!
Read on as we speak with Kelly, a professional tarot card reader!
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Discover Shimokita region of Aomori Prefecture, the northernmost tip of Honshu. Exclusive private tours by Shimokita TABI Assist offer a blend of 10 nature, culture, and local adventures, inviting you to explore Shimokita’s mystical landscapes and deeply rooted culture.