Asahi Beer is currently running the Tokyo Sweepstakes.
In the sweepstakes, one lucky winner will win a trip for two to Tokyo! 196 other winners will each win an Asahi Beer Merchandise Kit! Continue reading Win A Trip for 2 To Tokyo Or An Asahi Beer Merchandise Kit!
With sporting events being canceled left and right due to the coronavirus pandemic, Japan still has plans for the 2020 Summer Olympics to go on.
A day back, a plane with a Tokyo 2020 livery took off for Greece to pick up the Olympic flame from Athens. Continue reading Will The Summer Olympics 2020 Take Place? Japan Thinks So
Sony is currently running the Flyaway Sweepstakes where one lucky winner will win a trip for two to Tokyo, Japan!
The prize includes airfare, a four night hotel stay, noise canceling headphones, concert tickets and more. Continue reading Win A Trip For 2 To Tokyo, Japan To Attend A Concert
When I think of a famous steak New York stake house, there’s one that comes to mind and it’s actually located in Brooklyn, NY.
Peter Luger Steak House opened in 1887 and has since expanded to Great Neck, Long Island. Continue reading This Famous New York Steak House Will Open In Tokyo
ANA is celebrating their new Houston to Tokyo- Narita route which takes off on June 12, 2015 with a little contest.
The airline is looking for help to create a caption which will be printed on a special ANA umbrella. The umbrella commemorates the inaugural flight and will be given to passengers onboard as a special gift!
While I’d be happy to get a commemorative ANA umbrella, I’d love to win the prize in their Caption Writing Contest even more. Continue reading Win A Flight To Japan in the ANA Caption Contest
With Shake Shack slowly spreading across the U.S. it’s also time to spread their awesome burgers and shakes to another international destination.
With locations in the Middle East, U.K., Turkey and Russia, now it’s Japan’s turn to have their very own Shake Shack! Continue reading Shake Shack Opening In Tokyo In 2016
Are you the type that’s uncomfortable dining out along? If so the Moomin House Cafe in Tokyo can help.
The cafe seats lone customers with stuffed animals called Moomins so they won’t have to sit and dine alone. (Stuffed animals are also brought to groups so they can get a turn sitting with them.) I don’t know, if you ask me, I’d guess that dining with a stuffed animal is much more awkward than dining alone!
Continue reading Feeling Lonely? Dine With An Unusual Guest In Japan
Back in July I wrote about visiting Senso-ji Temple during Day 1 of our trip to Japan. Senso-ji is Tokyo’s oldest temple and was very busy with tourists. While we enjoyed seeing the temples, we found the people watching to be at its finest!
While walking in and around the temple grounds we came across a couple of odd signs. Since Kim and I do not speak or read Japanese we couldn’t figure out the exact meaning but we had some ideas.
Continue reading Ridiculous Street Signs #17: Bird Droppings- Tokyo
