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The Highlights of Dotonbori in Osaka

Oct 25, 2022 By Justin Hanus

Named for the canal it runs alongside, Dotonbori is one of the most famous streets in Osaka. Located in the...[ Click to read more ]

What’s So Special About Kuma Shochu?

Oct 25, 2022 By Justin Hanus

Shochu is a distilled liquor mainly produced in areas where the climate is too warm to make sake. Although records...[ Click to read more ]

The History of Japan’s Majestic Fall Colors

Oct 25, 2022 By Bert Wishart

Japan's most popular season for tourists is undoubtedly spring. When the cherry blossoms bloom, people from inside Japan and worldwide...[ Click to read more ]

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Taking a Day Trip from Hiroshima to Miyajima

Oct 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus

One of the most popular destinations to visit from Hiroshima is Miyajima. Officially called Itsukushima, the island has a collection...[ Click to read more ]

Hidden Attractions in Hiroshima

Oct 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus

Hiroshima has grown in popularity as a tourist destination in recent years, with Japanese and overseas nationals flocking to see...[ Click to read more ]

Activities for Kids Under 5 in Kobe

Oct 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus

If you have kids under 5, you’ll know how tiring it can be to keep them occupied throughout the day....[ Click to read more ]

Thanksgiving in Kansai

Oct 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus

As we approach the autumn season, citizens of many countries start planning for Thanksgiving towards the end of November. This...[ Click to read more ]

Thanksgiving in Hiroshima

Oct 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus

Thanksgiving is a well-known annual celebration in countries such as the United States where families traditionally gather together to have...[ Click to read more ]

Thanksgiving in Kumamoto

Oct 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus

Like many countries, Japan celebrates Thanksgiving each November. However, things are slightly different in the Land of the Rising Sun....[ Click to read more ]

Getting Away in Japan: Nara

Oct 24, 2022 By Bert Wishart

A trip to the capital doesn't have to mean Tokyo's bright lights and bustle. Nara, in south-central Japan, was established...[ Click to read more ]