Fukui prefecture, located along the coast of the Sea of Japan, is home to Nishiyama Park, Tojinbo Cliffs, Maruoka Castle and Echizen Daibutsu. Even though these sights are quite far from Fukui city, they can be easily accessed through local trains and buses! Not only does […]
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Let’s plan Japan travel for 2023. As we love to be open to supporting different travelers with different budgets and expectations, we would like to introduce to you this itinerary for a week-long trip to Japan. You probably want to visit the two biggest cities and […]
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Are you ready to travel to Japan in 2024? After several event cancellations and strict COVID-19 measures, Japan is now fully prepared to welcome travelers once again. 2024 seems like the perfect time to visit! The most important thing to note is to book your Shinkansen, […]
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Kagawa (香川) is the smallest prefecture in Japan, known for its beautiful scenery and delicious food. Located in northeast Shikoku, neighboring the Seto Inland Sea and the Sanuki Mountains, a mountain range along the border of Tokushima Prefecture, there are many sights to see in Kagawa. […]
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Located on the tip of Japan’s southernmost island Kyushu, sandwiched between the perhaps better-known prefectures of Fukuoka and Nagasaki, and bordered by the Sea of Japan, lies the fertile lands of Saga Prefecture. With this agricultural haven featuring some of the nation’s finest farming, fishing, and […]
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The name of Suruga Ward in Shizuoka City, which I’m introducing today, comes from its location facing Suruga Bay. The origin becomes evident when Suruga (駿河) is written in Kanji. In this context, the rivers created by melting Mount Fuji snow flowed into the sea like […]
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With the breathtaking Mountain Fuji as a background, the cuisine of Yamanashi prefecture is unique and extremely delicious. Wheat-based noodle dishes feature strongly with Hoto, barley, and heavy Udon being signature dishes of the region and the incredible grape quality in the region. Here is a […]
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Japanese cuisine is renowned worldwide for its exquisite flavors, meticulous preparation, and beautiful presentation. While sushi and ramen often steal the spotlight, there’s one culinary gem that deserves equal attention: teishoku. This great food platter is more than just a meal; it’s a delightful culinary experience […]
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If you head to western Honshu, bordering along the Sea of Japan, you will come across Tottori prefecture. Known for its rugged coastline featuring the long stretch of the famous sand dunes and hot springs with restorative properties, there is also an adventure waiting to be […]
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Kyoto and its surrounding areas offer some beautiful hiking opportunities during the autumn season when the leaves change color (known as “koyo” in Japanese). Although Fushimi Inari Taira and the Bamboo Forest come to mind when exploring the outdoors in Kyoto, here are a few other […]
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