Over 200 people in yokai costumes paraded through Tokyo's subculture hub, captivating adults with their creativity while bringing some children...
In the early morning, the sunrise seems to set the mountains ablaze. But as the sun rises higher, the autumn foliage transforms into softer red and...
In a few years, this nostalgic street lined with old-school izakayas, grocery shops, and food stalls will be redeveloped into a disaster-resistant complex.
The near-threatened Ezo pika, a relic of the Ice Age, was recently spotted near Lake Shikaribetsu gathering food in preparation for the upcoming winter.
The Kazusa Junisha Festival showcased its rich heritage at Tsurigasaki Beach, featuring nine portable shrines, a sacred procession, and lively community spirit.
Experience the enchanting world of butterflies at Tama Zoological Park's Insectopia, a dynamic, immersive exhibit showcasing 20 species in a unique habitat.
The moon-themed art festival creatively transforms vacant spaces in the developing area around Shimokitazawa Station — a vibrant, bohemian Tokyo district.
In the middle of a narrow road in Tochigi stands a Jizo statue with a curious history, its unusual location providing an unexpected perk for residents.
A massive quarry in Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture, yields the renowned Inada Stone, used in Japan's iconic landmarks like Tokyo Station and Nihonbashi Bridge.
At a festival in northeastern Kyoto City, participants threw flaming torches at an elevated bamboo basket by the riverbank, praying for a good harvest.
Mishaka Pond in Nagano Prefecture is famous for its deep green hue and seasonal expressions, but it also plays a crucial role in the region's agriculture.
The iron Hachiman Bridge was built in 1878 during the Meiji period. After nearly 150 years, it continues to serve the community.
