Step into art that moves, glows, and comes to life all around you. The art collective teamLab is opening a new museum in Kyoto, Japan, called teamLab Biovortex Kyoto. It opened on October 7, 2025, and it’s just a short walk from Kyoto Station.
After more than a century abroad, the spirits of three Ainu ancestors have finally returned home to Japan. In May 2025, the University of Edinburgh formally returned skulls that once belonged to members of Japan’s Indigenous community. Their return marks an emotional and symbolic moment for the Ainu people, whose cultural heritage was long overlooked under Japanese imperial rule.
From the bustling Golden Route to quiet, lesser-known towns, we’ll explore how affluent visitors spend their time in Japan.
Summer 2025 will be remembered as one of the most extreme seasons in Japan’s history. Temperatures soared to record highs, leaving cities sweltering, crops struggling, and daily life challenging for millions of people.
Renowned as Japan’s largest freshwater lake, Lake Biwa is not only a place of natural beauty but also a gateway to the country’s deep past.
Japan’s ancient kofun (burial mounds) often appear as simple parks, blending seamlessly into the surrounding city. But, in ancient times, they stood proudly above the landscape as symbols of their occupants’ wealth.
Fluttering cherry blossoms, tranquil shrines, and delicious sushi. These images might pop in your mind the moment you think of Japan, but the country’s charm goes beyond these famous icons. In Saga, Japan, a tradition has evolved that combines history, teamwork, and culture into a single thrilling spectacle: the Ancient Row Boat Race.
If you’ve ever walked through Nara Park, you probably remember one thing most: the deer. These gentle animals, with curious eyes and playful bows for senbei (rice crackers), are the city’s most famous residents. They may look like the perfect sign of harmony between people and animals, but the truth is more complex.
If you’ve been following the world of golf, you’ve probably heard the name Miyu Yamashita recently–for good reason. This Japanese golfer has captured international attention with her remarkable victory at the AIG Women’s Open, one of the most prestigious tournaments in the sport.
The shift in U.S. tariffs has also led to important updates about how Sakuraco boxes travel to the United States. Keep reading to find out what has been happening!
Japan is experiencing a significant shift as cashless payments become a growing part of daily life. Once known as a cash-first society, the country now uses digital transactions for over 40% of consumer spending.
If you’ve ever dreamed of reeling in a big haul of fish with Mount Fuji standing majestically in the background, Shizuoka Prefecture might be your next must-visit destination. A new fishing tour from Heda Port in Numazu welcomes beginners and seasoned anglers.
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