Singing karaoke in Japan is among the country’s all-time favourite entertainment activities. Here are 6 reasons why Japan is the ultimate place to sing karaoke! … More 6 Reasons Why Karaoke in Japan is Next Level
Tokyo’s Imperial Palace is the home of Japan’s Emperor. Partly open to the public, this huge area of gardens and historical sites is a must-see for visitors. … More The Quiet Tranquility of Tokyo’s Imperial Palace
Japan’s Miyazaki mangoes are the most expensive mangoes in the world, selling for up to US$5000. But why are they so expensive? … More The Weird Reason Japanese Miyazaki Mangoes Cost $5000 Each
The Japanese city of Nara is the perfect size and location for both day trips and overnight stays. But which is better? … More Visiting Nara as a Day Trip or Overnight Stay?
Tokyo is one of the best cities in the world for urban sketching – capturing everyday life by drawing buildings, vehicles and people on paper. … More Urban Sketching On The Streets Of Tokyo
Japan has one of the greatest cuisines in the world. From ramen to sushi to fugu, discover what Japanese dishes are specialties of each region. … More Japanese Dishes by Region – The Illustrated Guide to Japan’s Diverse Gastronomy
Japan is one of the gastronomic capitals of the world. Here is an A to Z list of Japan’s most iconic foods. … More A to Z Of Japanese Food
Every year in the Japanese city of Imari, a great fighting festival takes place that is known for its colourful costumes, decorative shrines, and occasional hospitalisations. Running across 3 days, the Ton-Ten-Ton festival is known for its great clashes between wooden shrines, as shrine bearers search the streets for their rivals and crash into each … More The Fighting Shrines Of Japan’s Imari Ton-Ten-Ton Festival
The Naruto Whirlpools are swirling vortices of water that form as the Pacific Ocean rushes in to meet the Seto Inland Sea. The natural phenomenon is located where the Japanese home island of Shikoku is separated from the island of Awaji via the Naruto Strait. The whirlpools have become a symbol of Naruto City, with … More Visiting The Extraordinary Naruto Whirlpools In Japan
Hidden in the mountains of the Japanese island of Honshu are the picturesque areas of Shirakawa-Gō and Gokayama. The regions are home to charming traditional houses, known for their steep thatched roofs that peek up from the landscape like little triangles. These villages of thatched-roof houses, designated as UNESCO World heritage sites, are examples of … More The Pointed Houses Of Shirakawa-Gō And Gokayama – Japan’s Historic UNESCO Villages
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