Hiroshima’s growing expat population increased from just under 40,000 in 2014 to over 55,000 in 2020. that 55,000 figure makes...[ Click to read more ]
With many accessible mountains and gorges and the Seto Inland Sea as a stunning backdrop, Hiroshima prefecture offers excellent walking...[ Click to read more ]
Autumn is a season sprinkled with many festivals across the world. The hot summer has passed, and we experience cooler...[ Click to read more ]
Kumamoto has to be one of the best destinations in Japan for walks. The number of options available means you’ll...[ Click to read more ]
Japan is famous for its traditional festivals, most of which involve parades, dancing, and performances. Every prefecture has its festivals,...[ Click to read more ]
If you’re a bicyclist, you must take the Shimanami Kaido route!”. It runs from Onomichi in Hiroshima to Imabari in...[ Click to read more ]
There are many castles throughout Japan, but Kumamoto Castle has a particularly rich history. In addition, it is one of...[ Click to read more ]
South of Mount Aso is a town in Kumamoto called Yamato. Although it’s relatively unknown as a tourist destination, it’s...[ Click to read more ]
The Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima opened a decade after the atomic bomb destroyed almost the entire city on August...[ Click to read more ]
If you like to choose destinations to visit based on new foods to try, Wakayama should be near the top...[ Click to read more ]