There are so many unique things to see and experiences from a culture different than your own in Japan, but would you like a small break from crowded tourist traps? Or do you miss something that reminds you of your home? If so, visiting Nakanoshima orTenmabashi […]
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Okinawa, comprising more than 150 islands present between China, Taiwan and Japan, is known for its tropical climate, beaches and coral reefs. Known to be the ‘’HAWAII OF JAPAN’’ it has the captivating scenes of cherry blossoms converting the hills into a riot of pink flowers […]
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So, you’re finally planning a trip to Japan and now you’re making a shortlist of places to visit during your trip: Kyoto and Tokyo are two cities which are undoubtedly staples of most people’s itineraries due to each having a plethora of recreational activities to enjoy, […]
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Tsuwano, often called “Little Kyoto,” is a charming area in Shimane Prefecture located just along the border with Yamaguchi Prefecture. Surrounded by nature, it is known for its picturesque main street lined with Edo-era buildings and Koi ponds, and also for its river and other attractions […]
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When you think of Japanese beverages, I’m sure lots of things come to mind: Yakult for the health-conscious, green tea for the refined and the somewhat bizarre (yet oddly enjoyable?), Calpis for the adventurous. When it comes to alcohol, the selection is arguably even greater, with […]
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One word to describe the events happening this April is – rejuvenating. April is the month when the weather gets noticeably hotter, various flowers start to bloom, and life starts to spring up in various ways. With this, a lot of the occasions happening this month […]
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Takara Gallery Workroom is a hands-on silk-screen printing workshop located in Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture. Gujo City has a castle town called Gujo Hachiman, a famous sightseeing spot and it’s also the birthplace of Japan’s silk-screen printing industry. The city also hosts the “Gujo Odori” Bon […]
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Kyoto prefecture is also known as the cultural and historical center of Japan. Bustling with countless traditional temples and shrines, gardens, geishas, festivals, home to 17 UNESCO world heritage sites and the origin of the ever so popular green tea, Kyoto definitely remains in the top […]
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Though it’s unlikely that you need an excuse, Castle Day coming up on April 6th is a great time to get outside and enjoy some of Japan’s most interesting architecture and the pleasant spring weather. When researching architectural sites in Japan, most people might first think […]
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In the Chubu region of Honshu sits Ishikawa, a historically important prefecture rich in history, culture and delicious food. Ishikawa is well-known for traditional craftsmanship such as lacquerware and gold leaf making, and the spirit of delicate craftsmanship reflects their rich food culture as well. In […]
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