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Inside this former building of the Kitano Elementary School, visitors can purchase items locally produced in Kobe.
Jizo-ji Temple, located in Tokushima prefecture, is the fifth temple of the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage.
Minakami Kogen Fujiwara Ski Resort is a 100% natural snow ski resort with abundant powder snow.
The Shinjuku Gyoen Greenhouse is located in the Shinjuku Gyoen Park along with garden areas and grassy expanses, and contains various kinds of plant life.
Open for only 2.5 hours a day, Sansanto specializes in ramen noodles served in a rich pork bone broth flavored with soy sauce.
This toy store features official merchandise from the American comic Peanuts. The Peanuts gang and their puppy, Snoopy, have become iconic characters in Japan,
Located about a 10-15 minute walk from Yoshida Station on the Yahiko line, this drip coffee shop cum cafe cum gift shop shares its premises with a hairdresser a
BEST TIME TO VISITUnlike Kyoto, the majority of Osaka’s attractions are indoors or within an urban setting so there really is no best time to go. It’s a year-ro
If you have never heard of Shikoku Island in Japan, it will for sure be on your radar soon as many more tourists and foreigners are choosing this area to either travel to or settle down in. But more specifically, one of the prefectures that is gaining a lot of attention recently is Tokushima Prefecture.
Kanazawa, also known as ‘little Kyoto’, located on the mid west coast of Japan is probably best known as the home of Kenrokuen, the garden with that lamp you s
Starting in January 2019, The Capitol Hotel has decided to unveil their plans to ditch plastic straws and trial new wooden straws at their hotel’s restaurant.
Abour Sakaiminato:Sakaiminato is a city located at the tip of the Yumigahama peninsula, and the whole area is about 28 square kilometers. Due to its advantageo
The best spots are the Hidden OnesEndless choicesOn my last night in Kyoto, before heading to Osaka the following day, my and I decided to get a glimpse of the
Sunrise at the top of the Fujinomiya TrailWith its caps coated in winter snow, Mt. Fuji is an impressive sight. While at around this time of year it may be bes
A few minutes’ walk from Harajuku station, take a left before the Takeshita Street sign, and you’ll find the popular Cookie Time Cookie Bar. Brought over from N
A Different FeelingAlong Kasura RiverKyoto was the second major city my friends and I visited during our trip to Japan. It is certainly a change of pace from th
Exploring Japan can be both fun and challenging, and the ability to easily get online can give you peace of mind whilst travelling. From staying connected with family and friends to looking up train times in a hurry, there’s no doubting the convenience of a portable Wi-Fi connection.
Tokyo Creative has partnered with one of Japan’s leading pocket Wi-Fi providers to offer a new convenient and affordable rental service for use across the whole of Japan.
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Okayama prefecture is situated along the Seto inland sea across from Shikoku. Just 15 minutes outside the capital city, visitors can enjoy the preserved old can
Tokyo is all about contrasts. Its irresistible charm comes from the clash between its cutting-edge style and traditional culture. From the organized chaos of [S
Shimane lies near the western tip of Japan's main island on the Sea of Japan side. Although sparsely populated it was once a center of trade with China, so it b
With a nationally famous baseball team, two coasts on two different seas, and a high-class type of beef named after its capital, Hyogo is a prefecture of many t
Oita is sometimes called the “Nara of the West”. It is located in the northeast of Kyushu and is best known for the city of Beppu which has more onsen (hot spri
Koyasan (Mount Koya) is the heart and soul of Wakayama Prefecture. Koyasan is the birthplace of Shingon Buddhism, founded by Kobo Daishi (Kukai) in the year 885
Miyazaki prefecture is on the southeastern side of Kyushu and is known for its majestic mountains and rugged coastal scenery. Surfing has grown in popularity he
Niigata prefecture has a long coastline facing the sea of Japan, because of this it was a critical port area during the Edo period in the 17th and 18th centurie
Majestic Mount Fuji, rolling hills of green tea plantations, and the gorgeous coastline of the Izu Peninsula give Shizuoka a rich character that makes it a grea
