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I plan on making this post a constant “work in progress” and updating as I find new tricks and treats…mainly as my kiddies seem to be more than happy to be the guinea pigs for… The...
I’ve had such a deliciously warm response to my gifts for kids post and I’ve recently been asked for ideas for grownups – so…. I’ve searched through my personal “gift ideas” pinter...
Arigato Travel Japan have been in operation for many years (I took my first tour with them in 2018 when I did a Shibuya Food Tour at night and then again recently in May 2026… The...
Here are the links to many of the things parents knew to book ahead of time before visiting Japan with children! Having 2-3 options for before 10am (as Japan opens late – even the...
THE HAKATA STATION AREA WITH KIDS Hakata is famous for ramen – visit one of the following famous spots that also welcome kids!Shin Shin Ramen has a few branches around the Hakata a...
A Yakatabune is a lunch or dinner cruise in Japan.A really, really fun thing to do with either a large group or even just as a couple is take a Yakatabune. This is a Japanese-styl...
Here are the apps you need for Japan in order to make your time so much easier. Google TranslateThis means you can hold a camera over a Japanese menu and immediately see what it sa...
Convenience stores and vending machines in Japan are some of my favourite things. I’ve made a cheat sheet for every day items. It might sound strange but the combini (convenience s...
I have been sending my Osaka with Kids suggestions to family and friends so, instead of typing it up again I thought I would put a post up here. Sharing is caring! (and lazier opti...
Odaiba is an island of reclaimed land just on the other side of Tokyo’s Rainbow Bridge. It’s on my go-to list for clothing, toy shopping and rainy day entertainment for my child...
Here are my tips for exploring Nagasaki with kids. This is a good article to pair with my Fukuoka with kids article here. Please note that this blog post contains affiliate links –...
Asakusa with kids is a beautiful way to explore a more traditional area of Tokyo.I’m so behind on reporting back on the area of Asakusa but … better late than never (and I wanted t...
When I plan time in Tokyo with kids, I plan for 1 thing for adults to be mixed with 3 fun things for children. But it’s always ideal if those things don’t cost a thing.I’ve… The p...
Harajuku with kids – where to eat, what to see and where the playgrounds ( and toilets) are!This post covers the Harajuku and neighbouring Omotesando area with kids – and by “neigh...
I have a few Japan-specific packing tips for travelling with children in Japan: (for my more detailed and more general packing and prep tips for Japan see my post here.) I also hav...
JAPAN FOR PICKY EATERS (AND THOSE WITH ANXIETY RELATED TO NEW FOODS) I wrote this post originally when my little boy was a 4 year old living in Tokyo. I’ve added to this post sinc...
The choo-choo’s are heard around the world when my kiddies spot a train or, next “Japan level” – a shinkansen (bullet train.) It’s also worth noting that we also get very, very e...
Nara is a very very touristy spot these days -but it is popular for a reason. It’s lovely.No need to ever get a guide here. It’s an easy day trip from Kyoto, Osaka or Kobe.Not… Th...
Although Kobe doesn’t often make it into many of Japan’s tourist pamphlets it is my special, special “Japan Happy Place.” It’s where I’ve spent the majority of the Japan-portion...
Here are my favourite places to visit and eat while in Kanazawa with kids. Kanazawa can be done from Tokyo (2.5 hours by public transport) but also from Takayama* (3 hours by publ...
Okachimachi is on the Yamanote line (see here for my list of things to do / eat / play with kids at every single Yamanote line station in Tokyo.) Many recommendations overlap with...
Hello! These are my recommendations for family friendly ryokans in Japan.In theory, almost all ryokans in Japan welcome children but there are some that are easier with kids than o...
Sometimes spelled in English as Nihonbashi and other times “Nihombashi.”Personally, it is, to me, Nihonbashi. This area is near Tokyo Station, Ginza and Hibiya. So use my Ginza wi...
Some times referred to as Shimbashi and other times “Shinbashi” – this area is a very convenient place to stay in Japan (although not the most picturesque.)It is very much an offic...
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