Travel tips 10 Best Buildings in Nagoya to Check Out
Nagoya is Japan's vibrant fourth-largest city, full of hidden treasures beyond the typical tourist path. Keep reading as we unveil the top 10 best buildings in Nagoya to check out!
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Places to visit in Japan 10 Cool Bridges in Japan
Are you crazy about bridges? Then this is the article for you!
Culture Unique Features of a Traditional Japanese House
If you are interested in Japanese lifestyle, check the traditional Japanese houses. Essence of Japanese culture is all included.
Accommodation What is Machiya? Japanese Traditional Townhouses
Ever wonder what a Machiya is? Learn more about these traditional Japanese townhouses!
Places to visit in Japan 10 Most Beautiful Spots for Seeing Architecture in Japan!
Where in Japan has the best and most iconic architecture? Read our article to find out!
Religion 10 Most Beautiful Churches and Cathedrals in Japan
Japan is a country known for its incredible shrines and temples. But did you know that there are also a number of beautiful churches and cathedrals as well?
Japan 9 Famous Japanese Architects
Japan blends the traditional with the modern. The country produces an innovative spirit that has continued for centuries or more. Here we introduce 9 famous Japanese architects and their famous works.
Religion What is Torii Gate? Meaning, Types and Facts
Torii gate is the gate which stands at the entrance of shrines in Japan. But what is the role and meaning of torii gates? Here is a complete guide to torii gates in Japan!
Chubu 8 Best Things To Do In Hida Takayama
Hida Takayama is a beautiful city full of historically important buildings in the northern Japan Alps of Gifu. Here are the best places that you shouldn't miss in the area!
History 7 Unique Elements of Japanese Traditional Architecture
Japanese traditional architecture is one of the most distinct features of Japanese culture and you can find unique elements of architecture in castles, temples, shrines, and also homes. But what is the meaning behind it and why the structure has been developed like that?