Little Nomads Japan Blog
Coming to Japan with Noisy Kids: A Motherâs Hon...
Let me start with a disclaimer: not everyone will agree with me about this, but as a mother of a 19-month-old and having lived in Japan for over 10 years,...
Coming to Japan with Noisy Kids: A Motherâs Hon...
Let me start with a disclaimer: not everyone will agree with me about this, but as a mother of a 19-month-old and having lived in Japan for over 10 years,...
Top 10 Kids' Characters in Japan and Where to F...
Heading to Japan with kids in tow? Youâll quickly notice some familiar (and not-so-familiar) faces popping up everywhereâfrom convenience store snacks to entire theme parks. These characters arenât just there...
Top 10 Kids' Characters in Japan and Where to F...
Heading to Japan with kids in tow? Youâll quickly notice some familiar (and not-so-familiar) faces popping up everywhereâfrom convenience store snacks to entire theme parks. These characters arenât just there...
Public Transport with Kids in Japan: A Parentâs...
Japan has one of the most efficient and reliable public transport systems in the world. But if you're traveling with young children, navigating crowded stations, trains, and buses can feel...
Public Transport with Kids in Japan: A Parentâs...
Japan has one of the most efficient and reliable public transport systems in the world. But if you're traveling with young children, navigating crowded stations, trains, and buses can feel...
Suica, Pasmo, ICOCA? Navigating Japan's IC Card...
Getting Around Japan with a Suica Card Visiting Japan? Then youâve probably heard about the Suica card. Itâs the key to making your journey smoother and save you from messing...
Suica, Pasmo, ICOCA? Navigating Japan's IC Card...
Getting Around Japan with a Suica Card Visiting Japan? Then youâve probably heard about the Suica card. Itâs the key to making your journey smoother and save you from messing...
Tea Ceremony with Babies in Japan: Is It Possible?
If youâre in Japan and love the idea of experiencing traditional culture, the tea ceremony, or sado (è¶é), is likely on your list. Itâs a beautiful ritual, blending mindfulness, hospitality,...
Tea Ceremony with Babies in Japan: Is It Possible?
If youâre in Japan and love the idea of experiencing traditional culture, the tea ceremony, or sado (è¶é), is likely on your list. Itâs a beautiful ritual, blending mindfulness, hospitality,...
A Parents' Guide to Omamori at Japanese Shrines...
Japan is home to countless temples and shrines, each with its own unique charm, but some stand out as must-visit spots. In Kyoto, youâll find the iconic Fushimi Inari Taisha, famous...
A Parents' Guide to Omamori at Japanese Shrines...
Japan is home to countless temples and shrines, each with its own unique charm, but some stand out as must-visit spots. In Kyoto, youâll find the iconic Fushimi Inari Taisha, famous...