Sumo is more than just Japan’s national sport—it’s a living tradition that embodies strength, respect, and ritual. For travelers visiting Japan, watching a live sumo match (大相撲, ōzumō) is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.Here’s your complete guide to understanding sumo, how to … Read More
Fukuoka is not only known for its delicious ramen and lively nightlife, but also for its breathtaking autumn scenery.If you visit in mid to late November, here are two must-see spots where you can experience Japan’s colorful fall season. 1. … Read More
If you want to enjoy Halloween in Nagoya, it’s best to join official club parties or bar events, where celebrations are held safely and responsibly. In recent years, the Sakae area — especially the popular landmark Oasis 21 — has … Read More
AdmiHidden in the tranquil countryside of Yasugi, Shimane Prefecture, the Adachi Museum of Art is home to one of Japan’s most breathtaking gardens. Spanning over 165,000 square meters, this vast Japanese garden surrounds the museum like a painting come to … Read More
SAKAMOTO DAYS is a hit action-comedy manga about Taro Sakamoto, once a legendary hitman, now living peacefully as a family man. But when assassins suddenly target him, he unleashes his overwhelming combat skills once again. What makes this series even … Read More
If you love Japanese pop culture or cute characters, Chiikawa Park in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, is a must-visit.Opened on July 28, 2025, this is the first-ever large-scale immersive facility based on Chiikawa, the beloved character created by illustrator Nagano. Inside, you … Read More
Every winter, the UNESCO World Heritage village of Shirakawa-go in Gifu becomes a dreamlike wonderland. During the special Winter Light-up, the traditional gassho-style houses are illuminated against the snow, creating one of the most breathtaking winter sceneries in Japan. For … Read More
Kyoto is one of the most beautiful cities in Japan, and autumn is perhaps the best time to visit. From mid-November to early December, the city transforms into a vibrant world of red, orange, and golden leaves. Here are four … Read More
Standing at nearly 97 meters (318 ft) tall, Kegon Falls is one of Japan’s Three Great Waterfalls and the most famous among the “48 waterfalls of Nikko.” Fed directly from Lake Chuzenji, the water cascades dramatically over a sheer cliff, … Read More
When autumn arrives in Osaka, the city’s most famous boulevard, Midosuji Avenue, transforms into a golden tunnel lined with nearly 900 ginkgo trees. Stretching about 4 kilometers from Umeda to Namba, this tree-lined street offers one of the most spectacular … Read More