There are many fascinating Japanese holidays, from large cultural celebrations to more intimate family gatherings. Here are five unique Japanese celebrations you should know about!
If you’re looking for something completely different, here are some vibrant April festivals to get you back into adventure mode, starting with Maruyama Park in Kyoto.
If you love Japanese history, traditional architecture, and nature, you should check out the UNESCO World Heritage-listed village of Shirakawa-go!
Japan offers a unique way to explore its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage and exceptional service: the luxury train ride! Here are four fantastic train rides to enjoy across Japan!
Ōita is undoubtedly a popular spot for yozakura (nighttime cherry blossom viewing) some well-known and others local secrets.
The Tale of Genji, by Murasaki Shikibu, is one of Japan’s oldest stories, a work so celebrated that it has even been called Japan’s most remarkable novel.
Welcome to the House of Beauty, where the enchanting allure of cherry blossoms reigns supreme!
In Japan, specific periods stand out for their short lifespan. Let’s look at these short-lived eras and their impact on Japanese history.
If you’re a little adventurous, visiting a Japanese volcano is a great trip. Many of Japan’s volcanoes listed as “active” are relatively safe. Mount Sakurajima, for example, is situated just a few kilometers from a major city.
Discover famous buildings in Japan, from the Rokumeikan to the Ryounkaku Tower. Let’s take a look at five famous buildings!
With a history dating back centuries, public gardens in Japan offer visitors a glimpse into the country’s roots.Here are five parks across Japan you can check out this spring, just in time for the cherry blossoms.
Japan, a land full of history and tradition, has a wealth of mythical tales and folklore. Let us journey through five legends in Japan, each carrying its own unique tale of wonder and intrigue.
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