Shinjuku City (or Shinjuku Ward) is one of the busiest business districts in the world, with its station used by an average of 3.59 million people daily. Let’s take a look at what changes are coming to Shinjuku! 

Have you ever held something so beautifully made that you couldn’t help but admire every little detail? Maybe a hand-carved wooden bowl, a perfectly folded kimono, or even a sushi roll that looked too good to eat? These masterpieces come from artisans who dedicate their lives to perfecting their craft.

In the heart of the Kanto region, the Japanese capital of Tokyo has a level of energy unmatched anywhere else in the nation. Over 37 million people live in this metropolis. Its towering skyscrapers, intricate subway networks, and vibrant nightlife define modern Japan. But beneath the dynamic surface, there are challenges: Overcrowding strains resources, even…

Sakai, Osaka is one of Japan’s most prestigious knife-making regions. Its storied history and many artisans have culminated in hōchō (kitchen knives) used by chefs worldwide in professional restaurants and home kitchens. Join us as we take a closer look at Sakai knives, the reasons for their popularity, and some of the city’s premier knife-making…

Japan has countless tales of warriors who helped shape the country. Among them, samurai such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi stand the tallest because of their honor and skill.

Japanese beauty has long been admired for its focus on simplicity, nature, and timeless elegance. The beauty rituals practiced in Japan have evolved over the centuries, influenced by tradition, culture, and a respect for natural ingredients. Japanese cosmetics, from handcrafted oils to finely milled powders, have always blended functionality with aesthetic harmony.