Torii gates are unique structures at the entrance of Japanese Shinto shrines, symbolizing the boundary between the sacred space of the shrine and the everyday world. The shape, color, material, and placement of torii gates vary, and each has its … Read More
Akiyoshidai, located in Yamaguchi Japan, is a vast karst plateau where you can experience the incredible beauty of nature. A karst plateau is a unique landscape formed over millions of years by the weathering and erosion of limestone. The landscape … Read More
When it comes to peaches, Okayama stands out as Japan’s ultimate destination. Known as the “Land of Sunshine,” this region’s warm climate and fertile soil produce some of the juiciest and most flavorful peaches in the country. If you’re visiting … Read More
“Inasa beach” is a beach 1 km west of “Izumo Taisha Shrine” and is known in Japanese mythology.This beach is also the beach where once a year, on October 10th of the lunar calendar, gods from all over Japan gather … Read More
“Mizuki Shigeru Road” is the place where “Gegege no Kitaro” is located, including the youkai bronze statue, shops, stations and police boxes.It is located in Sakaiminato, Tottori Prefecture. About Gegege no Kitaro “Gegege no Kitaro” is a popular Japanese anime.Television … Read More
Okunoshima(大久野島) is a small island in the Inland Sea of Japan in Hiroshima Prefecture. It is often called “Rabbit Island” because of the numerous feral rabbits that roam the island.There are more than 700 wild rabbits on the island, and many tourists visit throughout the year. Cute rabbits!! When you drop … Read More