What’s New in Yokohama This Month: October 2021 September might be fried egg time in Japan, but during the first double-digit month of…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: August 2021 Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland is one of the most popular stories on the planet,…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: July 2021 Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2021, the Ig Nobel Prize is given each year to ten…
Rare Foodie Finds: Kaminagaya is Yokohama’s Secret German Town Yokohama and Germany are not complete strangers. After Japan opened its borders during the Meiji…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: June 2021 Without Toshio Suzuki, Hayao Miyazaki may not have become such a world-famous director. The widely…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: May 2021 The history of public transport in Japan is closely linked to Yokohama. The 1872 train…
Rare Foodie Finds: Authentic Turkish Food in Tokyo and Beyond Though still not as common as in Europe, kebab stands or trucks have slowly become…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: April 2021 A phrase you hear a lot nowadays in Japan is “the new normal.” It’s an…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: March 2021 Yokohama has always been Japan’s most international city. After the opening of the country’s borders…
10 Exhibitions to See in Tokyo in February 2021 February heralds the first fleeting signs of spring, and with that, perhaps, a subtle nudge…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: February 2021 As we enter the second month of 2021, Japan’s second largest city is having second…
Timeless Luxury at The Kahala Hotel & Resort Yokohama There are only two The Kahala Hotel & Resort hotels in the world and their…
What’s New in Yokohama This Month: January 2021 Yokohama has had many symbols over the years: Chinatown, the sail-shaped InterContinental Yokohama Grand, Landmark Tower…
Tokyo Mask Land, Mulabo! and More Masks: What’s New in Yokohama in December 2020 While Covid-19 is still far from under control in Japan, things could have been far…
What’s New in Yokohama this Month: November 2020 Yokohama is Japan’s second-largest city, but that’s only if you’re counting the people. When it…
