People who come to Japan can be divided into three types when it comes to food. The first type is...[ Click to read more ]
Once you get through the usual New Year's activities, there is one last thing to enjoy called the Tondo festival....[ Click to read more ]
Known primarily for its manufacturing, its central location, and its busy transport hub, Nagoya has a rep for being a...[ Click to read more ]
Fancy putting on a pair of skis or skates and indulging in a spot of winter sports? With plenty of...[ Click to read more ]
Japan is rich in history, with civilizations stretching back to prehistoric times and classical Japanese history beginning around the 6th...[ Click to read more ]
Annual festivals and events have taken a hit in the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Things are...[ Click to read more ]
What place in Japan has a gazillion flashy lights, dazzling video screens, ear-busting loud noises and is teeming with people...[ Click to read more ]
Like food? Silly question, right, of course you like food! If you are looking for the opportunity to sample dishes...[ Click to read more ]
In Japan, celebrating New Year is all about 'firsts.' Perhaps the most important 'first' is the first trip to a...[ Click to read more ]
Some people travel around the world to visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Some people will never visit one in their...[ Click to read more ]