Category: Discover Japan

For several years, we have seen many Japanese people and foreigners strolling through Japan in summer in a yukata. Keep reading our ultimate guide to learn everything you need to know about this traditional summer outfit!

Join us as we explore the beauty and versatility of these beloved pieces, celebrating their lasting impact on fashion and style and uncovering the stories behind their enduring popularity.

Okinawa is a popular destination in Japan. However, these volcanic and coral islands between Kyushu and Taiwan also have a less popular name—the Ryukyu Islands.

People in Japan celebrate watermelon on July 27th each year with events called “suika no hi,” helping them beat the summer heat and bring a refreshing touch to hot days. Many people believe this fruit influences and shapes their way of life! Let’s explore all things related to Japanese watermelon!

Whether admiring cherry blossoms, honoring ancestors, or enjoying the harvest moon, a matsuri provides an unforgettable cultural experience.

In Japan, the atmosphere of August festivals is always filled with joy and excitement, making them a perfect opportunity for families.

Tokyo, Japan’s vibrant capital, has a rich history dating back to its days as Edo. In 1603, it became the political center of Japan under Tokugawa Ieyasu’s shogunate. Despite many changes throughout history, old Tokyo has maintained its traditional charms.

In the northeastern part of Honshu, Japan’s largest island, lies the enchanting Tohoku region—a land of untamed beauty and rich traditions

At first glance, the Satsuma region in Kagoshima Prefecture may seem a bit isolated and off the beaten path. However, it’s famous for its active volcano, but it also offers a selection of other attractions despite its laid-back atmosphere.

Bakufu, or the “shogunate,” was the military government led by the shoguns, the true power behind the throne, overshadowing the emperor and the imperial court in Kyoto.