Most prefectures hold traditional events, including a flower festival. So, to make the most of this Golden Week holiday, let’s explore the best five May events you don’t want to miss!

In Hakone, traditional Japanese ryokan offers historic charm and modern luxury. There, you can enjoy the healing waters of Hakone’s onsen while eating the finest local cuisine.

Discover Hakone, where natural beauty, history, and culture come together. Because of its popularity as a summer retreat, Hakone has much for you to enjoy.

From intricate puzzle boxes to exquisite furniture, Hakone marquetry captivates with its blend of natural colors and delicate patterns!

Seeing cherry blossoms at night is a particular experience that turns regular moments into something unique. Let’s look at what’s in store for us this season.

The hibiscus flower in Japan has been admired for centuries for its beautiful and vibrant blooms. With various colors, shapes, and sizes, the hibiscus has become a beloved symbol of Japanese culture and is found everywhere, from gardens to artwork.

Explore five fascinating Japanese art forms: calligraphy, origami, ukiyo-e prints, ceramics, and lacquerware.

In the heart of Okayama, Kurashiki City also has beautifully preserved Edo-period buildings and canals. Here are the top five places to explore in Kurashiki City!

Discover why samurai blades and sakura petals are so crucial in Japanese tradition! Let’s take a look at the significant connection between samurai and sakura!

There are many fascinating Japanese holidays, from large cultural celebrations to more intimate family gatherings. Here are five unique Japanese celebrations you should know about! 

If you’re looking for something completely different, here are some vibrant April festivals to get you back into adventure mode, starting with Maruyama Park in Kyoto.

If you love Japanese history, traditional architecture, and nature, you should check out the UNESCO World Heritage-listed village of Shirakawa-go!