With its constant stream of people, iconic street crossing, and of course one of the most recognizable canine mascots in...[ Click to read more ]
In early October of every year, Hiroshima Prefecture’s Saijo town (part of Higashi-Hiroshima) lets its hair down for a massive,...[ Click to read more ]
We've said it before, and we'll say it again: Japan loves beer. So it's no surprise there's an Oktoberfest festival...[ Click to read more ]
As sure as you'll find vending machines, convenience stores, and a small shrine in the average Japanese neighborhood, you'll find...[ Click to read more ]
If you missed the Onomichi Lantern Festival on the 13th, or you were blown away by it and wanted more,...[ Click to read more ]
Onomichi’s Lantern Festival (Onomichi Akari Matsuri) makes for a perfect way to see this jewel of a small city and...[ Click to read more ]
Seki is a small city in the center of Japan, located in the northern Mino region of Gifu Prefecture. Seki...[ Click to read more ]
Looking for funny? Well, you are in luck, because "Nagoya Comedy" brings you funny in all senses of the word. Nagoya, Japan's...[ Click to read more ]
Located about 60 minutes by train northwest of central Tokyo is the city of Kawagoe in Saitama Prefecture. Because of...[ Click to read more ]
When most people think of art and Japan in the same vein, images on the order of Hokusai’s Great Wave...[ Click to read more ]