Sponsored by Nikko City Tourism Association If, like me, you browse the restaurants in Nikko on the way to Toshogu…
Alex EhrenreichApril 20, 2017
Sponsored by The Tourism Association of Central Region in Fukushima Prefecture The Temple Originally founded in 807, this temple was…
Ryann OverbayMarch 24, 2017
Sokushinbutsu (即身仏) refers to the practice of self-mummification followed by a mountainous dwelling sect of Buddhist monks called Shugen-do. The…
Ryann OverbayMarch 20, 2017
Uonuma (魚沼市) is a small city in Niigata prefecture famous for the artwork by Uncho Ishikawa, who was said to…
Vicky TaylorFebruary 28, 2017
Sponsored by the Shizuoka Prefecture Tourism Association During my trip to Shizuoka Prefecture, I wanted to see Hamana-ko, which…
Mathilde HeidaryFebruary 27, 2017
Sponsored by the Shizuoka Prefecture Tourism Association Located in Hamamatsu (near Inasachō Okuyama, Kita-ku), Okuyama Houkoujito is the head temple of the…
Mathilde HeidaryFebruary 25, 2017
Sponsored by the Shizuoka Prefecture Tourism Association We continue our journey across Shizuoka at the same place we left off…
Jose MontañoFebruary 19, 2017
Sponsored by the Shizuoka Prefecture Tourism Association Partially hidden among hills and mountains in the Izu Peninsula, a small, charming…
Jose MontañoFebruary 18, 2017
Sponsored by Sado city Sado Island is a beautiful island off the coast of Niigata, in Japan. The island has…
Vicky TaylorFebruary 13, 2017
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourist Association Yugyo-ji temple (also known as "Shōjōkō-ji temple") is a very interesting historical place…
Mathilde HeidaryDecember 30, 2016
Myotoku-ji Temple, a Zen temple has a historical background Amakusa has a wealth of churches. In their humble little nooks…
Ethan CookmanDecember 21, 2016
Sponsored by Fujisawa City Tourist Association You have until Feb.19, 2017 to admire “Enoshima Illumination Festival” on Enoshima Island. This…
Mathilde HeidaryDecember 16, 2016
Top Things to Do In and Around Osaka Osaka is the third largest city in Japan (Yokohama is second, in…
Luka JacksonOctober 26, 2016
Fukuoka City is a popular destination for tourists, as well as being a popular place live. Recently it was ranked…
Lauren LewisOctober 7, 2016
If you delight in Buddhist culture, statutes, temples, shrines and scenic views, this tour is definitely for you. Some of…
Hazel TaylorSeptember 23, 2016
Explore the depths of the historic, unique Buddhist culture residing in some of Kunisaki’s most hard to reach areas on…
Hazel TaylorSeptember 22, 2016
Ryukoji Temple is Nichiren Buddhist temple located in Fujisawa, worth visiting before you go to Enoshima sightseeing!
Matt De SousaJuly 30, 2016
Honmyō-ji is a highly important Nichiren Buddhist temple located in western Kumamoto city. It is a little bit of a…
Freddie FootJuly 9, 2016
When traveling to places like Japan, with a long, rich history, it is always important to try to learn about…
Matt De SousaJune 28, 2016
For a dwarfing experience in the eyes of the physical embodiment of Japanese Buddhist history, Todaiji is a must-see for…
Brian KoldJune 17, 2016
Fukui is a heavenly haven, if you're tired with the hectic city life of Tokyo and looking forward to a…
Meghalee GoswamiJune 14, 2016
Kumano Kodo is an ancient pilgrmaage route that crosses the Kii Peninsula, mostly in Wakayama. This path is home to…
Virginia GonzálezJune 11, 2016
Perhaps Nara's most overlooked temple, yet a haven for tea ceremony fanatics is the Zen temple Jiko-in in Yamatokoriyama to…
Brian KoldMay 25, 2016
Higashiyama Walking Course in Takayama is beautiful not just during Hanami season, but also in autumn with the Tenshoji Temple…
Ian TsangMay 22, 2016
Wander through the largest Chinatown in Asia and you will leave with your ears ringing with bells, eyes burning with…
Maia HallMay 10, 2016
Mitaki Temple is tucked away in nature not far from Hiroshima Station, offering gorgeous views and a refreshing escape from…
Scarlett GreyMay 8, 2016
Meigetsu-in temple with its impressive dry garden, is widely considered the most attractive temple in Kamakura by local residents.
Geoffrey SmithMay 8, 2016
