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[Hidden Wonders of Japan] This is How They Line Up at Shinagawa Station
The neighborhood of Shinagawa, with its high-rise buildings, is a vibrant heart of business in Tokyo. Large groups of sa
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Discovering Japanese YouTube
Oliver Trapnell Japan’s rainy season is in full swing and people have begun spending more time indoors. To help [&hell
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Experience Japan Within Tokyo’s Limits
Taylor Bond For those based in Tokyo, travel expenses can be a make-or-break factor when considering whether [&hel
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Tattoos and Onsens—They Do Mix
Chelsea Jeter Ah, the onsen—a distant dream for those with tattoos in Tokyo…or so we thought. More […]
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In Niigata, A Quest for Unique Islands and Local Food
Luca Vogel Due to its curved geographical shape and chains of mountains separating its regions, Japan is, [&hellip
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Naoshima: Japan’s Island of Art
Patrick Kelly In the Seto Inland Sea, a large body of water separating Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu—three of [&hellip
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Up Close and Personal with Japan’s Wildlife
To anyone familiar with Japan it should not come as a surprise that mascots, animal-themed products, and services [
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Japan: The Colors of Springtime
Japan is perhaps best known for its cherry blossom season, which sees much of the country turn an […]
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Of Castles and Temples: My Trip to Himeji
If you travel the Kansai area of Japan, you are most likely to visit Kyoto, Osaka, and […]
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Nakano Broadway: A Rare Gem Outside the Tourist Track
I saw a monkey in there roaming around once and it didn’t seem out of place. That’s the only […]
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For Coffee Lovers, A Tokyo Town Worth Going Back To
For a country widely known for its many varieties of tea, Japan’s appetite has slowly been shifting towards coffee. [&
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A Day Trip to Kamakura and Enoshima: History, Beaches, and Some Fresh Air
Photograph of “The Great Buddha,” courtesy of AAlmaguer. For most people living in or visiting the Kanto region [&he