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Sumiyaki Charcoal Roasted Coffee
Most of you already know that I am an Aussie in Japan and hence the name of this blog, Japan Australia. Some of you might also know that I am originally from Melbourne in Australia, one of the coffee...
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Mount Fuji Reopens to Climbers
Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji reopened on Thursday, July 1 to climbers for the summer season after being closed last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Yoshida trail on the Yamanashi Prefecture side...
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Starbucks Japan 47 Jimoto Frappuccino
We here at Japan Australia are huge fans of Starbucks Frappuccinos. Theses icy cold blended frozen drinks are perfect for the hot summers in Japan.For a limited time only, Starbucks Coffee Japan will...
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Study Japanese with Nihongo Master
I have been studying Japanese for over 20 years now and in my time, I have discovered a lot of helpful books, amazing websites, and useful applications to make that studying process that little bit...
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Writers Read Their Early Sh*t Podcast
I recently had the chance to be a guest on the fantastic Writers Read Their Early Sh*tpodcast hosted by the amazing Jason Emde.We talked about the world of online travel writing along with a range of...
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Ghibli Park in Aichi
Most of us have been touched by a classic Ghibli movie at some time in our lives, and now that Studio Ghibli magic is being brought to life in the autumn of 2022 with the opening of Ghibli Park in...
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Tips for Australians when Travelling Overseas
1.) Plan Ahead Research & Select your Destination The first thing to do when planning a trip overseas is to figure out where exactly you want to go. The tricky thing is that there are so many...
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Five Things to Know About Living and Working in Japan
The Land of the Rising Sun is one of the most fascinating places on the planet with its ancient temples and shrines, historic castles and Zen gardens perfectly blending in with its modern architecture,...
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A Lovely Experience at Ibiza55 Club l Bar
I was strolling in the nicely lit streets of Shinjuku, looking up at the lovely neon lights climbing up the buildings, scanning the people whose work cages were open. The sun was setting down. People...
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Nihongo Master Podcast
I recently had the pleasure to be a guest on the Nihongo Master podcast to talk about spring in Japan, one of my favourite topics. Nihongo Master is a fantastic Japanese learning website that helps you...
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How to Move from ALT to Teaching at University
The ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) role is a great way to start your teaching career in Japan as a native-level English speaker. ALTs typically work across a wide range of schools from elementary to...
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Working in Japan: Understanding the Culture
One of the biggest challenges facing expats living and working in Japan is understanding the unique work culture which is deeply rooted in traditional values. The Japanese are known for being...
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Where to get Japanese products in Australia?
Love Japan and all things Japanese, but not in Japan? If you feel like you’re missing out on Japan exclusive items that often seem difficult, if not impossible, to buy in Australia, there is a simple...
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Summer Festivals in Japan
The summer months of July and August are the best time to get outdoors and enjoy one of the numerous summer festivals on offer across Japan. From traditional celebrations such as the Gion Matsuri in...
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Step Back in Time at Gujo Hachiman
Gujo Hachiman is a picturesque Edo period castle town situated along the Yoshida River deep in the lush green mountains of Gifu Prefecture. The riverside town has many claims to fame including its...
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A Stroll Around Inuyama
Inuyama is a historic castle town on the Kiso River only a short 30 minutes from Nagoya in central Japan. Home to two national treasures of Japan, Inuyama Castle and the teahouse Jo-an inside Urakuen...
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Samurai City Nagoya
Nagoya is an amazing city that a lot of visitors just pass by on the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto. This fascinating city in central Japan with its strong samurai history has cultural richness and...
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Shop Online with ZenPlus
If you are a fan of Japanese culture and products, I have just the place for you to purchase that authentic Japanese item from Japan and ship it directly to your door without the hassle of not speaking...
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Karaksa Hotel Colors Tokyo Yaesu
Karaksa Hotel Colors Tokyo Yaesu is a stylish and modern hotel located right in the heart of Tokyo. It's convenient location, only 6 minutes on foot from the Yaesu Central Exit of Tokyo Station, makes...
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Handmade Knives in a Technological Age
There's a perception that Japan is a futuristic neon-lit place full of cutting-edge technology - a land full of automation, robotics, and industrial manufacturing. Images of Tokyo's famous high-fashion...
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The Osaka Amazing Pass
The Osaka Amazing Pass is a combined sightseeing and transit card that is perfect for a day of sightseeing in Osaka. The pass comes in two varieties, a 1-day pass for ¥2,800 or a 2-day pass for ¥3,600,...
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Why You Should Visit Central Japan
If you are looking for some unique destinations that are less touristy and easy to access from major cities such as Tokyo and Kyoto, the central region of Japan is the perfect choice for you, says...
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2024 Kanji of the Year in Japan
On December 12, 2024, the “Kanji of the Year” was announced at Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto. The kanji “kin” (金) meaning gold or money, won the popular vote, reflecting how the public felt it...
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Discover the Best SIM and eSIM Options for Your Japan Adventure
Planning a trip to Japan? Staying connected while you explore the Land of the Rising Sun is crucial, whether you’re navigating bustling Tokyo streets, capturing the serene beauty of Kyoto’s temples, or...
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Sumiyaki Coffee Hokkaido Blend
Sumiyaki Coffee is a one-of-a-kind coffee created through a Japanese roasting method that uses charcoal to infuse the coffee beans with a smooth, full-bodied flavour. Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost...
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