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 […]
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When we think of traveling to Japan, more often than not, we think of big cities such as Tokyo, Kyoto, or even Osaka. But beyond these wonderful cities, there are some lesser-known, beautiful hidden gems. One of these hidden destinations is the wondrous city of Nagoya. […]
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Toyosu is a man-made island nestled in the Koto Ward of Tokyo. Once an industrial area, Toyosu has blossomed into a bustling district known for its maritime heritage and modern-day attractions. The location is best known for the Toyosu Market, which replaced the famous Tsukiji Fish […]
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Why pick up a bottle of sake from the store, when you can go straight to the source? Imagine sipping on freshly brewed sake while overlooking picturesque landscapes or savoring a carefully crafted dish that perfectly complements the subtle flavors of your drink. Visiting a sake […]
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Nestled in the heart of Japan’s premier ski destination, Chatrium Niseko offers a unique mix of luxurious comfort and adventure. Known for its world-class hospitality and stunning views of Mount Yotei, this vibrant hotel is more than just a place to stay-it’s an experience in itself. […]
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Ariake is a district in Koto, Tokyo that is best known as the home of Tokyo Big Sight and plenty of venues for concerts and sporting events, such as the Ariake Coliseum and Ariake Arena. But on top of that, Ariake also boasts some fine eateries […]
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When you want to take a deep breath while watching seagulls and feel the history of Tokyo, Hamamatsucho is the best place for you. Takeshiba Pier, near Hamamatsucho, is a must-see location for anime fans, as it is a key scene in the 2019 award-winning anime […]
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Nagoya is a city steeped in history and innovation, famous for its unique blend of cultural heritage and modern attractions. Known as a hub of Japan’s automotive industry, it’s also celebrated for its historic sites, including the majestic Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine, one of Japan’s […]
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Today, we have the pleasure of interviewing Emiri Iwamoto, a Japanese karate champion and sports and fitness instructor. Emiri’s journey in karate began at a young age, and her dedication to the sport has led her to achieve remarkable success on both national and international stages. […]
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Sake. Smooth, simple, elegant. With its notoriety and worldwide acclaim, this sophisticated fermented rice wine can be argued as Japan’s national alcohol. For all those who’ve given it a try and now proudly call themselves fans of this delicious beverage, we have something in store for […]
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