Japan planning, without the tab overload.
Practical digital guides for figuring out Japan without spending three weeks piecing together TikToks, Reddit threads and screenshots you immediately forget about.
Pick what you actually need.
Each guide is designed to be useful on your phone, easy to dip into and practical enough to use while you're in Japan.
Tokyo
City Guide
A first-timer guide to understanding Tokyo: neighbourhoods, transport, where to stay, useful basics and how to make the city feel a lot less intimidating.
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Osaka
City Guide
The useful Osaka stuff in one place: areas, trains, food, neighbourhoods and practical information for exploring without trying to complete the city like a checklist.
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Vegan &
Vegetarian Japan
For eating in a country where even the vegetables can contain fish. Includes useful Japanese phrases, menu words, food examples and practical eating advice.
View food guide →
Winter
in Japan
The quieter, colder side of Japan — with city ideas, winter routes and snow-country inspiration beyond the standard first-timer itinerary.
View winter guide →
One realistic day in Tokyo.
Want to see how we plan before buying anything? Start with our free 1-Day Tokyo itinerary — a slower introduction to the city with neighbourhood wandering, food and Tokyo after dark.
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Made for your pocket.
Designed to be easy to read on your phone when you're actually standing in Tokyo, Kyoto or Osaka.
Useful over exhaustive.
The things you actually need to know without turning every guide into an encyclopedia of Japan.
No checklist tourism.
Built around making Japan easier to understand, not convincing you that every famous place is mandatory.
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