The culture of Edo is deeply rooted in the Asakusa and Ueno areas. As it’s also a popular area for travelers coming to Japan, here are some recommended capsule hotels.

Do you know Kaitenzushi, the sushi on conveyor belts? Kaitenzushi restaurants offer delicious sushi for a very reasonable price. Here is a complete guide to Kaitenzushi, to enjoy it to the fullest!

These are all affordable restaurants around Osaka Station and Umeda Station. There are also plenty of restaurants by Tenjin Station, close to Osaka Station! Tenjinbashisuji Shoutengai is one of Osaka’s marketplaces, so there are lots of restaurants for you to visit there too.

Tripadvisor picked up top 20 travel sites to enjoy for free based on reviews posted for a year from September, 2014 to August, 2015.

As one of the biggest metropolitans in the world, many would think that a trip to Tokyo would burn a hole in their wallets. Worry no more, cause we have a list of the 8 best budget inns in Tokyo for budget travelers.

Here is a list of ten low cost shops in Osaka offering cute or stylish items at affordable prices. Some of them can beat their expensive counterparts not only for prices but on quality as well. Let’s go out to experience wonderful shopping in Osaka, well-known as a cost conscious market! Please note that all prices below exclude the 8% consumption tax.

Here is the list of 30 delicious places you should try during your stay in Tokyo. All-you-can-eat restaurants, inexpensive but high-quality food shops, places you might hesitate to go if you are not sure about the price range, and places selling finger foods on the street. Some of them are so popular that you might need to queue for a while, but all are reasonably priced and great value for money.

The idea of traveling around Japan sounds like it will require a lot of money, so don’t you wish that you had some handy tips to make it cheaper? Here are 38 of those tips to save your wallet and allow you to travel resourcefully!

Sapporo, the 5th biggest city in Japan, is not only overflowing with nature but is also a harmonious city due to its orderly neighborhood divisions. Here are some ways to enjoy Sapporo and neighboring towns without breaking your budget.

Osaka is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo. Osaka has been a business city since time immemorial, and it’s also known as a gourmet town. If you go to Osaka, you’ll hear Osaka-ben spoken by the residents rather than standard Japanese, so it’s an experience for all of your senses. Here are some ways to enjoy this city without spending too much of your budget.

When you think of Tokyo, what comes to mind? While you are sure to find some great shopping, sightseeing and cuisine in the capital, in this article, we are going to introduce some places you can enjoy on a budget during your stay.