In addition to sites within the city itself, there’s plenty to explore around Hiroshima. A convenient and cost-effective way to...[ Click to read more ]
Best known for being the largest inhabited caldera in the world, Aso in Kumamoto has plenty to offer. It offers...[ Click to read more ]
One of the main tourist sites of Hiroshima prefecture is Fukuyama Castle. Construction of the original building began in 1619,...[ Click to read more ]
Spring is just around the corner, which means Hanami time is here again for many Japanese residents. Hanami means "flower...[ Click to read more ]
Valentine's Day is a big deal worldwide, including in Japan. To understand why you need to understand how the holiday...[ Click to read more ]
It's January. Suddenly, western Japan is a great deal colder than you imagined it would be. You want to go...[ Click to read more ]
Valentine’s Day is an essential holiday throughout Japan, but it’s extra significant in Kobe. Here, a chocolate shop advertised Valentine’s...[ Click to read more ]
Japan hosted the first-ever Winter Olympics in Asia at Sapporo in 1972, but the country already had a rich history...[ Click to read more ]
Ice skating has a long history as skates made of animal bones dating back 5,000 years were found at the...[ Click to read more ]
Are you looking to spoil someone on Valentine’s Day this year? Although more of a Western tradition, Valentine’s Day is...[ Click to read more ]