If you love Japan’s exquisite crafts, Ishikawa is a cradle of creativity where you can learn and experience many intriguing things. Let’s explore five destinations that allow you to dive deep into the arts and culture of Ishikawa!

If you’re looking for cultural immersion, outdoor adventures, or a culinary journey, Chubu has something for everyone!

For those who have visited the Greater Tokyo Area, it’s easy to understand how big Kanto truly is and how much it offers. If a trip to Japan is in your future, the following places are 100% worth your time and must make it on your itinerary!

From mountain ranges and scenic coastlines to historical landmarks and hot spring towns, Tohoku offers visitors a range of experiences

The Noto Peninsula, located in the northern part of Ishikawa Prefecture, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, deep-rooted cultural traditions, and centuries-old craftsmanship. However, on January 1, 2024, this picturesque region was shaken by one of the most powerful earthquakes in its history.

The Autumn Moon Festival (tsukimi) is a time of reflection in Japan. During the fall months, people across the country come together to acknowledge the changing seasons and appreciate the season’s brightest moon (jugoya).