Nestled in the mountains of Yusuhara Town in Kochi Prefecture, Kumo-no-Ue Gallery (literally “Gallery Above the Clouds”) is a stunning wooden museum designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma. This architectural gem offers visitors a chance to experience the harmony between … Read More
Japan is home to many stylish Starbucks stores, some located near famous sightseeing spots and others housed in historical buildings. These unique locations offer a special atmosphere to enjoy your coffee break. Each store features a distinctive design that blends … Read More
Chichibugahama Beach (父母ヶ浜) in Kagawa Prefecture is often referred to as the “Uyuni Salt Flats of Japan” due to its breathtaking mirror-like reflections. Especially during sunset, the scenery becomes truly magical, attracting many visitors. This guide will introduce the charm … Read More
Perched on the banks of the serene Hiji River in the historic city of Ozu, Ehime Japan, Garyu Sanso (臥龍山荘) is a hidden gem that transports visitors to a world of timeless elegance. This breathtaking villa, designed with impeccable craftsmanship, … Read More
Irino Beach, recognized as one of Japan’s “100 Best Beaches,” hosts the annual T-shirt Art Exhibition, a captivating event organized by the renowned Seaside Gallery (Sunabi：砂浜美術館) in Kōchi, Japan. Taking place on initial May during the Golden Week holiday, this … Read More
“Awa dance” is one of the three biggest Bon festival dances in Japan held in Tokushima City. It’s an enthusiastic summer festival that envelops the whole city of Tokushima with the enthusiasm of dancing to the rhythm.“Awa dance” has a … Read More