You can enjoy Hokkaido buffet parties to explore a wealth of fresh and flavorful ingredients, from seafood to dairy products. Let’s dive deeper into Hokkaido’s most common foods with us
The hibiscus flower in Japan has been admired for centuries for its beautiful and vibrant blooms. With various colors, shapes, and sizes, the hibiscus has become a beloved symbol of Japanese culture and is found everywhere, from gardens to artwork.
Join us to uncover five remarkable locations that make Ehime a must-visit destination.
Explore five fascinating Japanese art forms: calligraphy, origami, ukiyo-e prints, ceramics, and lacquerware.
In the heart of Okayama, Kurashiki City also has beautifully preserved Edo-period buildings and canals. Here are the top five places to explore in Kurashiki City!
Discover why samurai blades and sakura petals are so crucial in Japanese tradition! Let’s take a look at the significant connection between samurai and sakura!
There are many fascinating Japanese holidays, from large cultural celebrations to more intimate family gatherings. Here are five unique Japanese celebrations you should know about!
Despite its premium price, omakase offers a personalized dining journey where the chef curates each dish based on your preferences!
If you’re looking for something completely different, here are some vibrant April festivals to get you back into adventure mode, starting with Maruyama Park in Kyoto.
If you love Japanese history, traditional architecture, and nature, you should check out the UNESCO World Heritage-listed village of Shirakawa-go!
Are you ready to explore the history of one of Japan’s most beloved and yummy snacks? Today, we delve deep into the heart of one of the most beloved snacks worldwide – rice balls!
If you’re a fan of seafood, you’re in for a treat with Japanese cuisine’s hitsumabushi and other seafood dishes!
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