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Don’t miss the 14 Best Ramen in Nagoya
Visiting Nagoya is different from visiting the crowded cities of Tokyo or Osaka. In fact, Nagoya gives you a true experience of Japan, much more authentic than the popular tourist spots. Nagoya offers many beautiful tourist attractions in the city and the surrounding area. The culinary scene is also special and unique. There are many…
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Discover the 15 Best Ramen in Osaka
Osaka is all about eating and drinking, as Dotonbori is one of the main attractions in Osaka. There are many local specialties such as takoyaki or okonomiyaki. Kushikatsu, fried skewers of meat or vegetables, are also popular as a snack with a beer. But another Japanese soul food is also popular and widely available in…
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Must taste Ramen in Frankfurt, Germany
Which are the best Ramen in Frankfurt, Germany? How to get to those restaurants and what to order? Read through this article to find out. In this article we give 3 recommendations to try out: City of Frankfurt Frankfurt is located centrally in Germany. It is home of many banks and financial institues and one…
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Ichijoji Ramen Koji – Experience the best Ramen in Kyoto
Step into the enchanting neighborhood of Ichijoji in Kyoto where everything revolves around steaming bowls of heavenly goodness: Ichijoji Ramen Koji. Get ready to slurp your way through the alleyways, where the aroma of rich broth and hand-pulled noodles fills the air and explore the Ichijoji Ramen Koji – a mecca for ramen enthusiasts in…
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Ramen Jun Red in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
If you’re looking for a top-notch ramen place right in the heart of Frankfurt? Then we recommend you head on over and try Ramen Jun Red. This is actually the second shop of Master Jun in Frankfurt, a renowned Ramen chef. If you want incredible Miso ramen, and some classic Japanese favorites, then come check…
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Sorihashiya, authentic and unique Japanese Ramen in Frankfurt
Sorihashiya is an authentic Japanese Ramen restaurant located in the heart of the area around the main station in Frankfurt am Main Germany. It stands out by homemade whole grain noodles, high quality ingredients and unique dishes. The location near the stations makes it easy to access even if you only have a short time…
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Yellow Trains in Mie Prefecture – Sangi Tetsudo
There are plenty of private railway companies in Japan. Some of them are rather small operating only one or two lines on rails less than a hundred kilometer. Usually each of them runs their own types of trains. Therefore, you can see that wide variation of trains running around in Japan. That‘s really great when…
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Monkey Onsen – Japanese Monkeys in Hotspring
Monkeys in Hotspring? You‘ve seen it maybe in TV. You were amazed about it but thought it‘s impossible to see that by yourself in reality. The hot spring bath taking monkeys is a must see in Japanese winter. And access is not that difficult. It‘s an incredible experience to walk through the Jigokudani Yaen Park,…
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Yoro – Waterfall and Country Side Train
Around Nagoya there are plenty of interesting things to for a day trip. The country side offers great nature and couple of local and private railway companies are operating interesting trains to great locations. Many of them easily reachable in a day trip from the city. One of those private railway lines is the Yoro…
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Sakura and Trains – Osaka, Kyoto, Mie, Okazaki, Shizuoka
It‘s getting spring and spring in Japan means Sakura and Hanami. Sakura means cherry blossom and Hanami stands for the activity of watching the beautiful blooming trees. In this article we visit a couple of the most beautiful places for cherry blossom in central Japan. You can just grab single information from it for your…
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Budget but luxury – travel from Osaka to Nagoya by Kintetsu Hinotori
Traveling long distance in Japan typically means taking the Shinkansen Bullet train. The Shinkansen is fast, running frequently and always on time. However, its quite expensive, has limited views to the country side and the comfort is good but not luxury. If your are traveling between the major cities of Osaka and Nagoya there are…
