You land in Naha, a concrete steaming hot jungle that does not portray an exotic and beautiful image of broad…
Dagmara KoreckaAugust 25, 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
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
Volunteer at Setouchi Triennale with Koebi-Tai, an amazing experience at Japan's huge open-air art bash.
EimiJune 23, 2016
It's common knowledge that Japan is crazy about cute characters. From Hello Kitty, to Funassyi, Japanese culture is inundated with…
Ryann OverbayJune 18, 2016
The obscure islands of Megijima and Ogijima offer a host of beautiful contemporary art for the Setouchi Internatinal Triennale.
EimiJune 13, 2016
Spanning 108 days of culture and art, the Setouchi Intenation Triennaler in the Inland Sea, unites contemporary and amateur artists…
EimiJune 1, 2016
A monument to Sakurajima's greatest rock concert, the Portrait of a Scream is a statue dedicated to that fateful night.
Hazel TaylorMay 8, 2016
In a local heritage of candle craft, thousands lend their hands for the lanterns lighting Kumamoto in a festival two…
Liam DuffyApril 9, 2016
Tokyo is host to many museums. From parasites to the postal service; and from reality to reels of anime at…
Jose I. EspindolaApril 9, 2016
The Takayama Spring Festival, held every year on April 14 and 15 in Takayama city, needs a disclaimer to protect…
Ian TsangApril 8, 2016
Located amongst the lush green mountains of Hakone, Kanagawa prefecture, the Hakone Open-Air Museum is recommended to all lovers of…
Elena GalindoApril 7, 2016
The shopping arcade at Kamitori is the northern segment of Kumamoto’s sister arcades, complementing the southern Shimotori. Although it may…
Liam DuffyApril 5, 2016
The Takaranoniwa gallery in the woods of Kamakura is a bastion of both art and artisans, all of which will…
Ethan CookmanApril 1, 2016
Enjoy outdoor sports and learning traditional Japanese crafts in this expansive facility, peacefully nestled amongst Shizuoka’s green mountains and forests.
Elena GalindoMarch 26, 2016
Miyanoura offers ample entertainment to ensure nightfall doesn't extinguish the island spirit on Naoshima.
Ethan CookmanMarch 25, 2016
Famous for Arita porcelain (Arita yaki), Arita also much more for those who want experience nature, a few cultural activities…
Lauren LewisMarch 18, 2016
Although the concept of bento boxes is well-known, few have had the occasion to savor lunch from traditional artistic boxes…
Robert-Gilles MartineauMarch 2, 2016
From train stations to temples and shrines, discover Japan's hobby of collectible stamps.
Jose I. EspindolaFebruary 28, 2016
Throughout history, Japan has represented places and objects with special spirits. The character mascots of Japan continue that heritage to…
Jose I. EspindolaFebruary 27, 2016
Japan offers foreign visitors a countless number of attractions, one of which being the iconic figure of a Geisha: a…
Ratih PermanaFebruary 14, 2016
Visit woodblock print artist Utagawa Hiroshige's 53 stations along the Tōkaidō road on the sidewalk of Yui, Shimizu ku, Shizuoka.
Robert-Gilles MartineauFebruary 13, 2016
Shizuoka Prefecture holds quite a few world records, but none so unusual as: the biggest collection of Kappa in Yaizu…
Robert-Gilles MartineauFebruary 3, 2016
Shrines are one of Japan's treasured places for photographers keen on capturing truly Japanese scenes.
Robert-Gilles MartineauFebruary 1, 2016
Utsunoya was an intermediary stage along the Tokaido Route and nowadays you will find many examples of traditional inns in…
Robert-Gilles MartineauFebruary 1, 2016
Many are surprised to discover artistically designed manhole covers of all kinds as they walk urban streets and even villages…
Robert-Gilles MartineauJanuary 12, 2016
