Japan’s autumnal tradition of admiring the changing leaves is called “koyo”. But what exactly does it entail?
Hakata ramen is world famous, but how did it come to be and what makes it so special?
Mt. Fuji is one of the most climbed mountains in the world, inspiring artists & poets for centuries.
Every year, over 200,000 people hike all the way up Japan’s tallest mountain.
For generations, Mount Fuji has motivated restaurants & snack makers in Japan to create delicious things inspired by the volcano.
Every year, Japan goes into Kyoho grape pandemonium and the fruit appears in everything from parfaits, to puddings, to drinks.
Mount Fuji has been at the center of Japanese spiritual practice for thousands of years, and many famous folktales feature the mountain.
With a name meaning “mountain pear”, Yamanashi quite clearly has strong associations with fruit cultivation.
With a view of Mt. Fuji, the vivid green rows of tea leaves of Makinohara are about as picturesque as it gets.
Tokyo is known for its blend of traditional & modern. Experience this philosophy through impressive yearly festivals held across the city.
Japan comes alive in summer with spectacular matsuri. Take our quiz to see how much you know about Japan’s festival culture.
Dating back to 1733, this impressive fireworks competition is a yearly tradition in Tokyo. But from fire to famine, this event’s history is anything but
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