
Would you like to get handy travel tips for Japan and learn more about Japanese culture, food, history, subcultures, daily life, and more? This information guide will help you out!

The fall season is an underappreciated tourist season in Japan. After the worst of the summer heat and humidity disappears, it still stays pleasantly warm in the Japanese fall.

Explore teamLab Planets and Borderless, Tokyo’s revolutionary digital art museums. Discover the differences between these immersive experiences and plan your visit to these world-renowned attractions showcasing Japan’s digital art innovation.

Discover Tsukiji Outer Market, Tokyo’s legendary culinary destination. Experience fresh sushi, seafood stalls, traditional shops, and authentic Japanese food culture at this historic market that continues to define Tokyo’s food scene.

Explore Meiji Jingu, Tokyo’s magnificent forest shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji. Discover Shinto traditions, seasonal gardens, and find spiritual tranquility in the heart of the city.

Step into the sacred world of sumo, Japan’s ancient national sport. Discover tournament schedules, cultural rituals, and how to experience this incredible combination of athleticism and tradition during your Japan visit.

Meet Hachiko, the faithful Akita dog whose unwavering loyalty made him a national symbol. Learn the touching true story behind Shibuya’s most popular meeting spot and why this remarkable dog continues to inspire millions of visitors from around the world.

Step into the magical world of Studio Ghibli at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka. Discover exclusive short films, play on the giant Cat Bus, and explore the enchanting architecture that brings Hayao Miyazaki’s visions to life.

The Ueno Park in Tokyo has many temples and museums, and it is one of the most famous places to enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring.

Tucked away in the mountains of Gifu Prefecture, Shirakawa-go is one of Japan’s most iconic rural destinations. Famous for its gassho-zukuri farmhouses—steep thatched roofs designed to shed heavy snow—it’s a place where time slows down and tradition lives on.The village is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and draws visitors year-round for its fairytale-like…

Nature love is all around in Japan. What’s the history of Japan’s relationship with nature? And how can you immerse yourself in nature when you travel to Japan?

Do you like slightly unsettling and scary folk tales? Japan has plenty of them. Let us introduce 3 famously eerie Japanese yokai monsters to you!

Discover Ultraman’s 50+ year legacy, from iconic TV heroes and series history to real-world locations like Ultraman Street and fan festivals.

Do you want to return from your trip to Japan completely refreshed? Why not end your holiday with a day or 2 of these relaxing activities?

Have you always wanted to understand Japanese history in a nutshell? Here is a handy, short overview of Japanese history from 14,000 BC to the modern time!

Known as “shodo,” Japanese calligraphy is a timeless art form. Discover its historical roots and how it continues to shape modern culture.

The 100 yen shop (dollar store) is very popular in Japan. It is a convenient shop because you can find almost anything you are looking for, including great affordable souvenirs for foreign tourists. Let’s find out what they sell!

Omikuji is a fortune paper you find in the Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. On it, you will find a message from the deities and your fortune level. Why don’t you try it when you visit Japan?

Toyotomi Hideyoshi was the second warlord who tried to unify Japan after the long warring states period ended in the late 16th century. Let’s learn more about his successes and failures.

Oda Nobunaga was the first warlord who tried to unify Japan after the long Warring States Period in the late 16th century. Though he was cruel, people love his leadership. Let’s learn more about his unique biography.