As a traveler, coming to a new country can sometimes be overwhelming. It is particularly true in the case of Japan, where each Prefecture, each city, and each area within those cities, have their own specialties and interesting places and eateries to discover. You feel amazed, […]
Located in the northern part of the Kansai region, Fukui is bordered by the beautiful Sea of Japan and surrounded by greenery and tranquil mountains. The prefecture boasts rich natural beauty and deep historical attractions. But the area is infamous for one more thing: dinosaurs! In […]
Kitasenju, located in the northern part of Tokyo, was famous for its post station called “Senju-juku” during the Edo period. Even though Senju-juku no longer exists, you can still feel the old town atmosphere in Kitasenju. Especially with Katsushoji Temple where the Tokugawa Ieyasu stayed on […]
Many may be familiar with Japan’s abundance of cafes and spots to get a quick drink, take a break to study, or even catch up on some work. You may think of the lively, sociable atmosphere full of chatter. However, there are certain types of “cafes’ […]
My first experiences in martial arts began at a young age, piquing my interest in the different combat sports from around the world. I’ve always believed that martial arts and combat sports, such as Sumo in Japan, Brazilian Jiujitsu in Brazil, or Muay Thai in Thailand, […]
Ueno (上野), built on a hilly area commonly known as “Ueno no Yama” (Ueno Mountain), has developed as a cultural and artistic center since opening as Japan’s first park in May 1876. Today, many important cultural facilities such as museums, art galleries, zoos, and art universities, […]
FORBES: Japan Tourism Is Back: What You Need To Know About Visiting In 2024 Author: Christopher Elliot After Japan’s borders reopened to international travel over a year ago, the tourism industry has witnessed an unexpected resurgence, paving the way for a potentially record-breaking 2024. Despite the […]
BBC TRAVEL: Tokyo’s vibrant food scene Author: BBC Travel Staff Tokyo’s hospitality and food sector is looking ahead to the time when international tourists return, particularly the city’s small business owners. BBC Travel discusses how food tours can play a key role in helping revive independent […]
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ALJAZEERA: Japan’s ‘test tourism’ leaves beleaguered travel industry cold Author: David McElhinney The Japan Tourism Agency has announced a “test tourism” program to ease the nation back into accommodating visitors from other countries. This trial program is open to a small number of visitors from a […]