In it’s 63rd year, the Kamakura Festival is usually a week-long festival based around the impressive Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine.
Thanks to COVID-19, the week long event has been replaced by an online event on one day in May. Yay. To see the crane dance performed, head to the Kamakura Tourism Association’s YouTube channel.
This is a vibey and popular but fairly small market, with around 120 vendors selling Japanese antiques, as well as kimono, tableware, furniture and decor from decades past, and all manner of other stuff you might expect to find at […]
Tokyo is filled with interesting and unique manhole covers — just take a look at our guide dedicated on the subject. Get a tour of these manholes and explore all 62 municipalities and wards at the same time by participating […]
Kat Nip is a Polish stand-up comedian based in Berlin. She has performed all over the world: Cape Town, London, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Vienna, and Bangkok to name a city or two. Kat’s been called a ‘Polish Joan Rivers’, ‘joke kalashnikov’, […]
