Tea is the most popular beverage in Japan and an essential part of Japanese food culture.
Let’s learn more about Japan’s history and the many types and flavors of hard candy!
Safflower and other flowers featured in Japanese cosmetics are prized for your skin, hair, and body care. Flowers have been a great ally of Japanese cosmetics, and they have a lot to offer.
Baumkuchen is one of Japan’s signature pastries and has been for over a century now. Perhaps you’ve tasted one before – simple, yet so delicious!
When people think of egg dishes, many think of a hearty breakfast like scrambled eggs, sandwiches, and more. However, in Japan, there are many unique take on egg cuisine!
Pearl barley is often used in skincare products, especially in Japan. It’s been used for thousands of years as decorative beads and for medicinal purposes.
When autumn hits in Japan, people enjoy a plethora of seasonal desserts! The fall brings many sweet flavors, from the Mont Blanc dessert and to fried maple leaves.
Japan offers many options to embrace summertime bliss. Among these delightful getaways, Karuizawa in Nagano is an excellent and accessible location that promises an idyllic summer escape.
Chawanmushi (teacup steamed egg custard) is a popular Japanese dish and a typical appetizer at Japanese restaurants. It’s delicious and versatile!
Okinawa festivals will surely please people of all ages, as there’s something to suit every taste and preference. The island is packed with must-see events throughout the year, from centuries-old festivals to seasonal festivitie!
Kokuto (Okinawa’s healthy brown sugar) is one of Okinawa’s best gifts to the world. Produced in Japan’s southernmost tropical islands, it plays a vital role in the local economy, agriculture, and diet.
One of the highlights of Nikko is Senjogahara Marshlands, Japan’s largest and most renowned high-altitude marshes.They’re surrounded by forest-green nature, a large lake, a waterfall, and a hiking course.
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