Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan “The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project” Year 1141! Since then the Sudo…
AurélienFebruary 21, 2017
Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan “The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project” Visit Sake Brewery in Obuse Town…
AurélienFebruary 21, 2017
Sponsored by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan "The Cool Japan Public-Private Partnership Platform Project" How can nihonshu (commonly called…
AurélienFebruary 21, 2017
Sponsored by the Shizuoka Prefecture Tourism Association Partially hidden among hills and mountains in the Izu Peninsula, a small,…
Jose MontañoFebruary 18, 2017
Sponsored by Sado city Sado Island is a beautiful island off the coast of Niigata, in Japan. The island…
Vicky TaylorFebruary 13, 2017
Sponsored by Saga Prefectural Tourism Federation Hizenhama in Saga has a long history of Sake brewing. Visit to see the…
Lauren LewisFebruary 12, 2017
Sponsored by Saga Prefectural Tourism Federation Japan is a nation famous for tea of all kinds, but especially green tea. There…
Nina CataldoFebruary 8, 2017
Sponsored by Saga Prefectural Tourism Federation With a history dating back over 400 years, Karatsu Ceramics are one of Japan's…
Lauren LewisFebruary 3, 2017
Sponsored by Saga Prefectural Tourism Federation Trying local delicacies wherever you go, in Japan or around the world, is an…
Nina CataldoFebruary 1, 2017
The traditional Japanese washi paper has been made in Japan for centuries. Discover with us the incredible stationery Ozu Washi,…
EimiDecember 15, 2016
Sponsored by MIYAJIMA ROPEWAY Southwest of Hiroshima City lies Itsukushima, a sparsely-populated island home to many shrines, wild deer and…
Matt De SousaDecember 6, 2016
When travelling to Japan, one might expect to visit temples, shrines, karaoke bars and restaurants, see Geishas in Kyoto and…
Matt De SousaDecember 5, 2016
New Years, known as Oshōgatsu (お正月), is possibly the biggest national holiday in Japan. For comparison, it's similar to Christmas…
Nina CataldoNovember 21, 2016
The Japanese language is clearly very different from English. Aside from having different roots, the text is also no sibling…
Nina CataldoNovember 3, 2016
These days, Halloween in Japan is big business and lots of fun. The popularity of Halloween in Tokyo is recent.…
Lauren ShannonOctober 29, 2016
I recently told a friend of mine that I want to go live in the Tsugaru region of Aomori for…
Luka JacksonOctober 12, 2016
The island of Amakusa is famous for its Toseki, a stone mined in the area for use in pottery production.…
Freddie FootSeptember 3, 2016
Located in Minato Mirai District of Yokohama, the Cup Noodles Museum is an interactive museum showing the history of instant…
Zahro KariimaAugust 23, 2016
One of the things unique to Japan and highly regarded as a cultural treasure is the art of Kabuki theatre.…
Crystal TaylorAugust 17, 2016
Ryukoji Temple is Nichiren Buddhist temple located in Fujisawa, worth visiting before you go to Enoshima sightseeing!
Matt De SousaJuly 30, 2016
Mikage, Kobe, is a quiet neighborhood that has been historically known for production of granite, or "Mikage-ishi" in Japanese. The…
VoyaponJuly 30, 2016
Looking how to buy Bandai's newest samurai Gashapon? Well look no farther! Step by step instructions to get it Osaka…
Sim BouphathongJuly 29, 2016
Five military commanders from Japan’s famed Sengoku jidai (Warring States period) have begun being sold! Notable figures such as Toyotomi…
Sim BouphathongJuly 29, 2016
Kiso Valley in Nagano prefecture is one of Japans most beautiful and easy day treks. With much history, strong tourism…
Luka JacksonJuly 20, 2016
Koiwai is unique, not only in the tours it offers but also in the range and variety of projects it…
Ryann OverbayJuly 14, 2016
Fans of ONE PIECE from all over the world, thank you for waiting! After a long wait of 3 and…
VoyaponJuly 6, 2016
On the south-western side of Enoshima lies the Iwaya Caves, a natural phenomenon packed with ancient historical artifacts from Enoshima's…
Matt De SousaJuly 5, 2016
