Things to do in Japan, including onsen, food, nature, and traditional towns.
Current date: 2025-12-19 (JST) The coastline of northern Kyushu is rugged and wild, a place where the land meets the often-turbulent Genkai Sea. It’s here, just a short drive from the city of Karatsu in Saga Prefecture, that you’ll find…
Current date: 2025-12-19 (JST) Fukuoka’s food culture runs deep. Beyond the ramen stalls and yatai carts, there are quieter, more focused traditions. One of these centers on gyutan—beef tongue—treated not as a side dish, but as a complete experience. I…
Current date: 2025-12-17 (JST) Overview This article provides a practical guide to booking accommodations in Japan. It covers a range of hotel booking websites, including popular international platforms and services commonly used by Japanese residents. The goal is to offer…
Current as of: 2025-12-14 JST Conclusion Kusasenri (草千里ヶ浜) is a hidden gem for travelers who crave wide-open spaces, unique natural beauty, and a sense of adventure without the crowds. It is ideal for nature enthusiasts, photographers, horse lovers, and anyone…
Current as of: 2025-12-14 JST Conclusion The Kawazu Cherry Blossoms offer a unique and rewarding experience for travelers seeking to witness the beauty of sakura without the peak-season crowds of major cities. It is particularly well-suited for repeat visitors to…
Ryokan Fukujyu is a traditional Japanese inn located in Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, near Lake Biwa. Surrounded by nature, this ryokan offers a serene atmosphere and a beautiful setting. Features of Ryokan Fukujyu: 1. Traditional Japanese Stay: Experience authentic Japanese…
About Kinseiken Standing gracefully in Daigahara, Hakushu-cho, Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture, “Kinseiken” is a traditional Japanese confectionery shop with over 120 years of history, established in 1902 (Meiji 35). This shop began when a former inn (ryokan) from the 41st…
