Aomori Prefecture is a hidden gem known for its stunning natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Often referred to as “the blue forest of the north,” Aomori is home to lush greenery, breathtaking views, and unique attractions that highlight the region’s beauty. From vibrant apple orchards to ancient temples, Aomori offers visitors a chance to…

Nagano is not only famous for its landscapes but also for its food. From dumplings to ramen, Nagano’s dishes are connected to the region’s climate, history, and natural resources. With a long tradition of preserving ingredients for winter, the local cuisine is hearty and satisfying. Whether you’re craving something sweet, savory, or daring, Nagano’s food…

Home to Mt. Fuji, Yamanashi is easily reachable from Tokyo but feels like a world away. We’ll highlight notable places across the region, from picturesque temples to sophisticated wineries and fresh fruit picking.  This prefecture has everything for travelers seeking to discover a new side of Japan. There are plenty of things to eat, see,…

Toyama Prefecture is positioned northwest of Japan, in the Chūbu region on Honshū Island. It is one of Japan’s most exquisite areas.

Explore the deep significance of Japanese symbols with the 14-day Ryokan Retreat Advent Calendar. Discover the unique emblems symbolizing iconic aspects of Japan

Japan’s national dress is simple yet elegant. It is ideal for formal or informal occasions. Over the centuries, kimono crafting has undergone several changes regarding its technique.