Shibuya is one of the busiest and most recognisable districts in Tokyo. The moment you arrive, theatmosphere hits you. Crowds moving in every direction, huge screens playing visuals, music spilling out from shops and cafés, and that familiar rush that makes Shibuya feel alive at any hour of the day. Most visitors start at Shibuya…

Tokyo’s Pop Culture Cor ner Akihabara is one of those places in Tokyo that feels instantly alive the moment you step out of thestation. The district is known for anime, gaming and electronics, but the charm goes beyond that. Ithas this playful energy that makes you want to explore every small alley, every bright sign…

The Uji-bashi Bridge, which connects both side of the town, is said to be one of Japan’s oldest bridges first built more than a thousand years ago. Standing there, you can see locals walk, cycleor laying a picnic mat just by the river everyday, and from the center, you can see the river split into…

Halal Wagyu ZEN was one of the best meals I had in Kyoto. The restaurant is small and quiet, tucked near Kyoto City Hall, and the service was honestly 10/10. The staff were so patient andkind, explaining step by step how to enjoy the sukiyaki properly, from dipping the thin wagyu slices into the broth…

Fushimi Inari Taisha is one of Kyoto’s most photographed and visited landmarks. Known for its endless rows of bright red torii gates, this shrine sits at the base of Mount Inari and is dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice, prosperity, and success. The sight of thousands of gates stretching up the hillside is…

The NNT MODE and NNT Cosmic News team took a short getaway to unwind from the city and decided to head over to Japan, Mount Fuji first, spending two wonderful days surrounded byclear skies, cool air, and quiet landscape. There is something magnetic about this place, where time feels slower and the view never looks…