Although most people associate tie-dye with 60s hippie fashion, it’s also a traditional art in Japan. However, shibori is quite...[ Click to read more ]
The Kansai region is perhaps better known for its urban life and attractions in cities such as Osaka, Kyoto, and...[ Click to read more ]
There are few more pleasant ways to spend a breezy summer afternoon than heading to a nice open space and...[ Click to read more ]
As Kobe is renowned for being one of the most trendy and cosmopolitan cities in the Kansai region, it’s no...[ Click to read more ]
People from around the world are becoming more interested in learning zazen — the Zen style of meditation — due...[ Click to read more ]
Japan is, it is fair to say, whiskey crazy. Since it was first produced in the country in around 1870,...[ Click to read more ]
Judging by any popular culture you may come across, you could be fooled into thinking that Japan is separated into...[ Click to read more ]
With the last of Japan’s COVID-19 State of Emergency measures lifted May 26, many of Tokyo’s tourist attractions, shopping centers,...[ Click to read more ]
When you think of yakiniku, you probably can't help but think of strips of sumptuous, marbled wagyu beef sizzling on...[ Click to read more ]
Since being introduced to Japan in 1872, baseball has risen to become a national pastime bordering on obsession, in many...[ Click to read more ]