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Kyoto’s Must-See Sightseeing: Kodaiji Temple, its Atmospheric Approach and Yasaka Tower
In the previous article, I introduced the Kiyomizu-dera Temple, the World Heritage-designated popular tourist spot in Kyoto. Here, I would like to bring you to Read More…
Tojinbo in Fukui: A Famous Sheer Cliff Featured in Japanese TV Dramas
In typical Japanese suspense TV dramas, criminals being chased by detectives, somehow very often end up on a sheer cliff top and confess their crimes. Read More…
Kyoto Travel: 7 Spots You Shouldn’t Miss in Kiyomizu Temple Sightseeing
Do you know a Japanese expression, “Jump off the stage of Kiyomizu (Kiyomizu no butai kara tobioriru)”?
The expression is commonly used Read More…
Training at Yamagata’s Yama-dera Temple: 1,000 Step Climb to Rid Your Earthly Desires!
“Ah, tranquility! Penetrating the very rock, a cicada’s voice”
This is one of the many masterpieces left by Basho Matsuo Read More…
Japan Travel: A Legend, Thrills and Spectacular Views! Jogasaki Kaigan Coast and Suspension Bridge in Shizuoka
Japan is surrounded by the sea on all sides. One of the pleasures of sightseeing is to enjoy the taste of fresh seafood dishes, and yet another is to look at views of Read More…
Let’s Eat Something Unusual! 3 Japanese Foods You Want to Experience in Nara
What comes to your mind when someone speaks of food from Nara? Classic answers include narazuke pickles, kakinoha-zushi with persimmon leaves, Read More…
Hyogo’s Himeji-jo Castle: Impregnable Castle that is Japan’s First World Heritage Site
In December of 1993, Himeji-jo Castle was the first World Heritage Site to be recognized in Japan along with the Horyu-ji Temple of Nara Prefecture. Read More…
Kochi’s Shimanto River vs. Niyodo River: Japan’s #1 Water Quality Challenges Japan’s Last Clear Stream
Many people will associate Kochi Prefecture with “The Shimanto River”. It is located in western Kochi Prefecture and is known nationwide as “the last clear stream of Japan” Read More…
Enjoy Nagasaki Park (Japanese Garden) with Japan’s Oldest Fountain (2/2)
Now let’s take a look at other features of the park. After you have learnt about history at Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture, now you can get close to animals. Read More…
