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.
Kabuki theater, with its dramatic poses, elaborate costumes, and centuries-old traditions, is a dazzling symbol of Japanese culture. But what drives the actors behind the makeup, those who dedicate their lives to this demanding art form?
In Japan, fathers are joining the frontlines of early childcare! More men are leaving the office to feed, soothe, and bond with their newborns, supporting their partners in once rare ways.
Generally, the Japanese kimono is comfortable and straightforward, while others are so valuable that they can cost as much as a car. These traditional garments are enchanting because they connect people to Japan’s history and artistry.
Have you ever wondered how ancient art can survive in a modern world? One extraordinary example is Nishijin-ori (Nishijin weaving), a traditional craft that turns silk into breathtaking works of art.
Once every three years, the peaceful islands of the Seto Inland Sea in Japan come alive with color, imagination, and creativity. This significant event is called the Setouchi Triennale. The goal of this fantastic festival is not only to show Japanese art but also to help island life grow stronger. Let’s look at the exciting highlights of the Setouchi Triennale 2025!
The act of blending physical art with the living history of Japanese legends dates back centuries throughout Japan. Countless shrines, temples, and castles are home
If you wanted a magical dining experience in Tokyo, Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo was the place to go. This beautiful and fancy hotel was known for its peaceful garden and kind service. It hosted the Firefly Evening Dinner Buffet, a special summer event with delicious food and glowing fireflies.
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