Itβs being sold under the moniker of the βMichinoku Designβ, where Michinoku is a former province of Japan that spanned the three modern-day prefectures of Aomori,...
The finds show how the Jomon people laid the ground for Japanese culture today, and pose the same challenge of sustainability to modern-day Japanese.
Record breaking snowfall has hit several parts of northern Japan sinceΒ December 15, and is wreaking havoc on transportation and daily life in the affected...
Megaquakes surpassing the strongest ones in Japanβs recorded history could be forthcoming, a string of findings released by Japanβs Cabinet Office on April 21...
Each year, the sight of cherry blossoms in riotous profusion signals the arrival of spring in Japan. Normally, huge numbers of foreigners come to...
Japanβs castles are very popular for both inbound and outbound travelers as a source of relics of the past for each region, especially during the...
Β This is the season to be jolly! In Japanβs case, that means the season of summer festivals with delicious food stands, shaved ice, stir-fried noodles,...
With the slight chill which has come following the full bloom on April 7, the cherry blossom season is set to last a little...
The governmentβs Earthquake Research Committee released a new long-term evaluation of the likelihood of future seismic activities in the Tohoku region of Japan, urging the...
Despite the blistering cold at this time of year in Tokyo, the Japan Meteorological News Agency has released its prediction of the 2019 schedule...
One of Japanβs most visually arresting festivals, Nebuta (or Neputa) Matsuri takes place in Aomori prefecture in August every year. Beautiful and humungous laterns...
The cherry blossom season may be coming to a sudden end. However, while the blooms appeared in most parts of the country earlier than expected...
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