Japan Travel Tips – Can You Play All of Yakuza’s Minigames In Japan for Real March 24, 2026
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It’s Tuesday, time for a brand-new Japan Travel Tips, where we share some of the best independently produced video content for gamers interested in visiting The Land of The Rising Sun. Since obtaining a Switch 2, a peer of mine has been singing the praises of a game called Yakuza 0, which he’s told me is a combination action/adventure game and life simulator.
I’ve never played any of the Yakuza games, but after seeing a preview, I was charmed by the game’s attention to detail in recreating the regional nightlife. Its attention to detail drew some internal comparison to the Shenmue series, which featured a detailed recreation of a small town in Japan back as it looked during the 1980s. Yakuza is on a different level. Alongside the game’s story you are able to play countless minigames ranging from Baseball, Virtual Golf, Bowling, and even model car racing! The best part is these are all activities you can do on a night out in the city!
YouTube Channel VexilGo is a huge Yakuza fan, and recently look a trip to Japan to see just how many of Yakuza’s minigames were actual activities someone staying in the city was able to do. He did not walk away disappointed.
Seriously i could see my father having a fun time in Japan if this is just a taste of the fun activities the country offers.
Yakuza games are out now on many platforms.
Japan Travel Tips – How to Visit the Town From Silent Hill F December 2, 2025
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Happy Tuesday, gamers! Welcome back to Japan Travel Tips, where we share some of the best independently produced documentaries about traveling across the country of Japan. Has anyone ever wanted to take a vacation in Silent Hill? I promise I’ll only judge you SLIGHTLY if you say yes.
Konami’s recent Silent Hill game actually takes place in the publisher’s homeland. This is a first for the franchise, as previous entries either took place in the US or Europe. As we’ve previously covered in our article about Shenmue, game developers have a tendency to recreate a real-life space in a way that makes the player feel like they’ve actually been there!
YouTube Channel Mrs Eats has found the town that was used as the inspiration for Silent Hill f As you’ll see in this video, it was METICULOUSLY recreated by the development team. I felt it was not just a good comparison of the area to the game, it is beautifully photographed, and there’s a great inclusion on the history of the town, including some components I had no idea about! If you want to check it out for yourself, watch below:
Silent Hill f is out now for PC and PS5.