Anmon Falls

Anmon Falls

A Highlight of the Shirakami Sanchi in Western Aomori Prefecture Introduction The Shirakami Sanchi in western Aomori Prefecture is a breathtaking natural wonder. It is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site and is known for its dense forest of beech, maple, and pine trees. One of the highlights of this area is the three-tiered Anmon … Read more

Misaki-jinja Shrine

Misaki-jinja Shrine

History of Temples and Shrines in Miyazaki Introduction: Miyazaki, located in the Miyazaki Prefecture of japan, is a city known for its rich historical and cultural heritage. One of the prominent aspects of Miyazaki’s heritage is its temples and shrines. These religious sites hold great significance for the people of Miyazaki and attract tourists from … Read more

Kasuga Wakamiya Onmatsuri Festival

Kasuga Wakamiya Onmatsuri Festival

Travel through time to feudal japan Feudal Japan, with its rich traditions and captivating culture, has always fascinated people from around the world. The chance to experience the different eras of Japanese history is a dream for many, and luckily, there is an event that offers just that. The Kasuga Wakamiya On-Matsuri festival, held annually … Read more

Pinaisara Falls Canoeing

Pinaisara Falls Canoeing

Iriomote’s Untouched Jungle Wilderness Iriomote Island, located in Okinawa, japan, is a hidden gem for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts. With its untouched jungle wilderness and stunning natural beauty, this remote island offers a unique and unforgettable experience. One of the must-visit attractions on Iriomote Island is Pinaisara Falls, a majestic waterfall nestled in the … Read more

Chikkoen Park Cherry Blossoms

Chikkoen Park Cherry Blossoms

Come and see 1,000 cherry blossom trees blooming together Chikkoen Park, located in Nichinan City, Miyazaki, is a beautiful destination that attracts visitors from all over japan and beyond. Dating back around 70 years, the park is home to a stunning collection of cherry blossom trees, making it one of the most popular springtime attractions … Read more

Sansa Odori Festival

Sansa Odori Festival

A traditional dance known as Sansa Odori is the highlight of Iwate’s largest festival, the Morioka Sansa Odori Festival. This festival takes place annually from August 1 to August 4 and is considered one of the five great festivals of the Tohoku region. The festival showcases a grand parade where large groups of people dance … Read more

Kuramoto Aya Shusen no Mori

Kuramoto Aya Shusen no Mori

Sip Delicious Sake at a Brewery in a Forest Introduction Located in the beautiful town of Aya in Miyazaki, japan, Shusen no Mori is a unique facility that offers visitors the opportunity to taste exquisite sake and indulge in local specialties produced by the renowned Unkai Brewery. In addition to the sake tasting experience, guests … Read more

Nagahama Hikiyama Festival

Nagahama Hikiyama Festival

Celebrate children’s kabuki all over town in one of japan‘s three greatest float festivals The Nagahama Hikiyama Festival is a vibrant and exciting event that takes place in mid-April in the Hikone area of Nagahama, Shiga Prefecture. This festival is dedicated to kabuki, a traditional form of Japanese theater, and is unique in that it … Read more

Yuki-jinja Shrine

Yuki-jinja Shrine

Protector of Kurama: Yuki-jinja Shrine Introduction: Yuki-jinja Shrine, located in Kurama, was established in 940 to protect the area from evil forces. Nestled in the beautiful northern mountains, the shrine is surrounded by ancient cedars, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. With its intricate designs and rich history, Yuki-jinja Shrine is a must-visit destination for … Read more

Setsubun Mantoro

Setsubun Mantoro

A Magical Night by Lantern Light Introduction: The Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara, japan, is known for its enchanting annual event that takes place on February 3rd. During this event, the shrine is illuminated by over 3,000 stone and brass lanterns, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. This magical night by lantern light offers visitors a rare … Read more