Category: Discover Japan

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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.

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

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.

There are plenty of festivals in Japan such as the Honen festival in Komaki, Aichi. The deity Tenjin is honored during the matsuri of the same name in Osaka.

Ginzan Onsen, sometimes referred to as Japan’s prettiest onsen town, offers spectacular views with traditional architecture and relaxing onsen facilities.

Japan, is is “Nihon” in Japanese. Let’s take another look at the many names for this country.