Travel Tips
We have compiled practical information you should know for a comfortable trip to Japan.
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Kappabashi Shopping Street
Located between Asakusa and Ueno, Kappabashi Shopping Street is an 800-meter-long district filled with specialty stor…
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Shichifukujin Meguri
Shichifukujin Meguri, or the Seven Lucky Gods Pilgrimage, is a traditional Japanese custom in which people visit shri…
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What is “Sumibi”?
Sumibi means charcoal fire in Japanese. It refers to the heat produced by slowly burning natural charcoal. In Japan, …
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Nihonbashi Seven Lucky Gods Pilgrimage…
The tradition of visiting the Seven Gods of Good Fortune is said to have begun during the Muromachi period. The Murom…
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Special Announcement: Limited-Time Fre…
To celebrate the launch of our new website, we are delighted to offer a limited-time free escort and assistance servi…
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Japanese Vocabulary Guide for Foreigne…
First, the “Eene” （iine） in our company name, EeNe Japan, means “good” or “like.”Eene Japan introduces tourist spot…
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Fugu: Japan’s Iconic Delicacy and the …
Fugu, or pufferfish, is one of Japan’s most famous and intriguing delicacies. Known for its delicate flavor, unique t…
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Exploring Tsukiji Outer Market in the …
We arrived at 7:30 AM, but it was already overflowing with tourists. Everyone was probably looking for breakfast.The …
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Ema: Wooden Prayer Plaques in Japanese…
Ema are small wooden prayer plaques found at Shinto shrines throughout Japan. They are an important part of Japan’s t…
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Ueno Park
Ueno Park, officially known as Ueno Onshi Park, is one of Tokyo’s most iconic destinations. Established in 1873 as Ja…