Let’s start with an explanation of the kanji. First of all, 児童 (jido) refers to children, and 館 (kan) means building or structure. Combined they literally mean “building for children”. The jidoukan are open to everyone, whether you’re a resident or a traveler, with free and open access. The staff…
Living in Japan and cooking with familiar products can be quite a challenge. Fortunately, between the 24-hour convenience stores found on almost every street corner, the supermarkets that offer local products inspired by Western cuisine and the specialized stores, it is possible to find a wide variety of ingredients, including…
The Japanese capital makes life easier for parents, from baby seats to infant areas. Come find out why Tokyo is a convenient city for families with children. Living in Tokyo for several years, and for more than a year with a baby, I have seen to what extent this metropolis…