Nago, situated in Northern Okinawa, is renowned for its pineapples and stunning scenic views that attract hikers and nature enthusiasts. This vibrant city offers a
During summer, Kyoto becomes really hot and humid. One of the best ways to escape the heat and relax is to eat kakigoori (shaved ice).
n Japan, the majority of rice comes from the Tohoku region. The Tohoku region is famous for high-quality ice brands, such as Hitomebore and Akitakomachi. Let’s look at introducing Tohoku rice and what makes it unique.
Ginzan Onsen, sometimes referred to as Japan’s prettiest onsen town, offers spectacular views with traditional architecture and relaxing onsen facilities.
Did you know Japan has had several capital cities throughout the centuries? Historically, Japan’s capital city has changed around several times.
If you’re into liquor, spirits, or any other types of alcohol, then you will definitely enjoy bar hopping in Japan! Here are five luxury bars that serve classic and innovative cocktails you can enjoy alone or with company!
Japan has thousands of temples, many with unique histories and themes. Some temples represent the maneki-neko, while others feature unique architecture or technology.
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!
If you love Japanese history, traditional architecture, and nature, you should check out the UNESCO World Heritage-listed village of Shirakawa-go!
We’ll introduce you to five popular mountain vegetables in Japan, including tara no me – the king of all sansai. We will also share how you can prepare and enjoy them.
Tokushima is one of the less visited prefectures in Japan because it is off the main island. But it has its unique charms that are worth seeing and doing.
Gifu Prefecture is a beautiful place to visit during your next visit to Japan! It’s famous for its delicious local delicacies such as Hida Beef
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