Summertime in Japan is all about festivals, or matsuri, and one of the most popular summer festivals is Kyoto’s Gion festival, known in...[ Click to read more ]
I found this article and thought, why reinvent the wheel? The first couple of paragraphs, including the hand-dandy linked table...[ Click to read more ]
The time has come again for commuters to abandon the stress and discomfort of the public transport system in favor of their trusty...[ Click to read more ]
Though there really isn’t a bad time to visit the Seto Inland Sea’s coastline alongside Akashi, the summer season is...[ Click to read more ]
Downtown (Naka-ku, Higashi-ku) Sakae is one of the Nagoya’s major business districts and you will find all you want here...[ Click to read more ]
It is quite possible that you may detect some good-natured, chest-puffing sparring between the denizens of Nara and Kyoto over...[ Click to read more ]
Its getting to that time of year again when the thermostat starts to rise and thoughts of beaches spring to...[ Click to read more ]
Chikusa is conveniently located just a 15-minute subway ride from the central business district in Nagoya City and is a...[ Click to read more ]
Before the world bought into the abstract concept of money - whereby a piece of metal or paper can stand...[ Click to read more ]
The city of Osaka is sheltered on the shores of Osaka Bay to the south and east by the...[ Click to read more ]