Sensational Shimane: Discover Japan’s Hidden Cultural Gem
Tucked away on the western edge of Honshu, Shimane Prefecture is one of Japan’s most underrated treasures.
A Day in the Life of a Local: Cherry Blossom in Japan
Tokyo’s cherry blossom season offers a unique opportunity to explore the city’s scenic beauty and cultural charm.
Saint Maur International School Food Fair
On Tuesday April 29, Yokohama’s charming Yamate district will come alive with the vibrant sights, sounds and flavors of the Saint Maur International School Food Fair.
Things to Do Along the Shonan-Shinjuku Line
The Shonan-Shinjuku Line, operated by JR East, runs across Tokyo and its surrounding Kanto region, including Gunma, Saitama, Kanagawa and Tokyo prefectures.
Discover Azabu-Juban: One of Tokyo’s Top Neighborhoods
Uncover the charm of Azabu-Juban, Tokyo’s expat paradise in Minato-ku. Its blend of tradition and modernity, robust real-estate market, family-friendly attractions, and eclectic dining options create a vibrant community.
Japan’s Best Music Festivals in 2025
Whether you’re planning to pitch a tent at Fuji Rock or dance the night away in Yokohama, Japan’s 2025 music festival season offers unforgettable experiences in every corner of the country.
Make an Escape to Ako
Nestled along the serene Seto Inland Sea in Hyogo Prefecture, Ako is a charming coastal town often overlooked by tourists.
5 Best Movies Filmed in Japan
Here’s a list of five internationally acclaimed movies that were shot on location in Japan.
Best Hiking Spots in Japan: Nature Escapes
Japan offers stunning hiking trails that attract adventurers worldwide. From mountain peaks to forests, the country provides breathtaking views.
English-Friendly Banks in Japan
Moving to Japan comes with plenty of exciting experiences—exploring different cities, trying new foods and diving into the culture.
Amazing Aizu: The Hidden Gems of Fukushima’s Historic Heart
Tucked away in Fukushima Prefecture, the Aizu region offers an unforgettable mix of history, nature and culture.
Dutch Influences in Japan: Historical and Cultural Landmarks
The connection between the Netherlands and Japan spans more than 400 years. It began in 1600 with the arrival of De Liefde, the first Dutch trading ship to reach Japan.