Japan has a lot of notable hot springs. Surely there are some of you who have gone one an onsen trip or are planning one? Of course, the best part is getting there and Read More…

Snow monkeys and cat cafes come to mind when people talk about Japan’s claims to fame related to animals, but foxes are gradually growing in popularity. Today we’ll be Read More…

Japan is a country that gets snowfall, beginning with Hokkaido and the Tohoku region. It even snows in Tokyo. The games we’re going to show you that use snow are Read More…

The great outdoors is one alluring part of Hokkaido. The falling snow covers everything and transforms it to a world of white. Today we’ll be showing you spots for Hokkaido’s Read More…

It’s finally ‘nikuman’ (steamed bun) season in Japan. When it’s cold here, we all feel like eating nikuman. We’ve made a collection of the strange nikuman being Read More…

As with many Japanese heritage goods, the traditional candles of Japan (called “warōsoku”) have their own unique history and methods, making them a little different Read More…

In Japan, New Year’s is a big celebration. For any celebration, there are traditional food cultures that are associated with it. We have already introduced the Osechi dishes that Read More…

Oshogatsu is one of the most important celebrations in Japan. It is a celebration on the change of the season and the beginning of the new year.

In Japan, Read More…

Oshogatsu is an event to celebrate the New Year and is one of the most important celebrations in Japan. The period from January 1st to the 3rd is generally considered Read More…

Oshogatsu, or New Year’s is an important event for the Japanese to welcome the new year. It is also a fun and exciting time of year where generations of family gather. What Read More…