Fukushima Visit to the Fukushima Disaster Area
A report written by a tour participant who visited the Fukushima Disaster Area and witnessed the current situation first hand.
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Places to visit in Japan 6 Unique Shrines with Many Torii Gates in Japan
Not only Fushimi Inari in Kyoto, there are many shrines that have many torii gates in front. Here are the list of shrines which is also very photogenic and beautiful with vermilion torii gates!
Religion About Buddhist Temples in Japan
We provide an overview of Buddhist temples in Japan and their characteristics, next we will introduce some of the most famous Buddhist temples in Japan!
Tohoku Must-Do Things in Sendai
Sendai is the capital of the Miyagi prefecture and the largest city in Tohoku Region in Japan. It offers fascinating places to visit, one of the most famous summer festivals in the country, and popular local specialties!
Customs Traditional Japanese Clothing and Accessories
Kimono are the most well-known traditional Japanese clothing, but there is much more than that. Here we will introduce a wide range of Japanese traditional fashion and accessories!
Food & Drinks 10 Winter Food You Should Try in Japan
Warm yourself with some delicious winter foods in Japan. You can easily prepare for them and enjoy at home too!
Places to visit in Japan The Best Destinations to See Cute Animals
In many places, you can meet some cute animals in Japan. Cat Islands, Rabbit Islands, and we also introduce some recommended zoo and unique animal cafes!
Japan 20 Unforgettable Places in Japan
We have selected our favourite places in Japan for you to discover some of the most beautiful places Japan has to offer. Happy traveling!
Food & Drinks 15 Popular Japanese Drinks You Should Try
What better way to quench your thirst for adventure than with our complete Japanese drink guide! How many of these popular Japanese drinks have you tried?
Hokkaido Sapporo Snow Festival 2024 – All You Need to Know!
The Sapporo Snow Festival is one of the most popular, free, annual events in Japan. It is held every February, and attracts over 2 million people every year. The venue, Sapporo, is the prefectural capital of Hokkaido, the northernmost prefecture which receives large amounts of snowfall during the winter season. The popular festival started off in 1950 when high school students built a few snow statues. Since then, it has grown into a annual, one week long festival, which attracts visitor from all over the world. Attending seasonal events will help you understand the impressive changes and features of each season in Japan while interacting with locals as well. Here is the ultimate guide to Sapporo Snow Festival which allows you to make the most of your winter time in Japan!