Introduction In 1549, Christianity was introduced to Japan by Francis Xavier. It spread rapidly amid the chaos of the Sengoku ...

From the blazing hues of autumn leaves to the tranquil sparkle of winter snow, Japan’s cold seasons reveal some of its most ...

Japan has few plains areas, and hills and valleys can be found even near large cities. The contrast between modern life and nature makes for inimitable scenery.

Large sites include Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Expo '70 Commemorative Park, Ritsurin Park, and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. There are countless small parks throughout the country.

River Side Namba 600 has a balcony and is situated in Osaka, within just 500 metres of Orange Street and 700 metres of Motomachinaka Park. Among the facilities at this property are a lift and private ...

Don Quijote is Japan's largest chain of discount stores, known for its focus on convenience, discount, and entertainment. Stores offer a vast selection of products, with around 40,000 to 60,000 items ...

Overview A long-established store with history and tradition dating back to the Tensho era Uses high-grade Uji matcha! English available! What to expect Mitsuboshien Kanbayashi Sannyuu Honten was ...

Overview Skip the line City view from the top of the castle The castle’s military design and defenses The largest stone in the castle and learn how it was transported What to expect Discover Osaka ...

As a parent who has explored Kyoto with my child, I can attest to the city's appeal for families. Despite its reputation as a hub of history and culture, Kyoto is a destination that caters to all ages ...

Wood construction has long thrived in Japan, where forests blanket about two-thirds of the country. Carpenters, working tirelessly to hone their craft, aim to create structures that can endure natural ...

What are the traffic rules for motorcycle riding in Japan? Do you need a driver's license? Here are the most important things to know before you get on the road. When someone who does not have a ...

Modern technology intertwines with 400 years of swordsmithing skills. In Japan, there’s a tradition that when a master artisan or craftsman retires, he passes on his name to his most talented ...