Speaking of Hokkaido, you will be wondering where to go, such as magnificent nature, delicious food, and sightseeing spots with attractions. The Lake Toya area is about 90 minutes drive from New … [Read More...] about Lake Toya (Toyako), Hokkaido
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The National Art Center, Tokyo
The scale of "The National Art Center, Tokyo" is the largest in Japan "The National Art Center, Tokyo" is the fifth national museum in Japan which opened in 2007. There are 12 exhibition rooms on the floor from the first basement floor to the third floor … [Read More...] about The National Art Center, Tokyo
Tokugawaen Garden, Aichi
“Tokugawaen Garden” is a park of approximately 45,000 square meters in the center of Nagoya. There is a public library called “Housa Bunko” that houses the classics and “Tokugawa Art Museum”. It is a Japanese garden where you can enjoy the healing of nature, … [Read More...] about Tokugawaen Garden, Aichi
Kanda Myojin (Kanda Shrine), Tokyo
Kanda Myojin is a shrine in Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku near Yushima. The official name is Kanda Shrine, and serves as the total guardian of 108 neighborhoods in Tokyo, including Kanda, Nihonbashi, and Akihabara. It has been loved by the nickname “Myojin-san” since … [Read More...] about Kanda Myojin (Kanda Shrine), Tokyo
Ohori Park, Fukuoka
"Ohori Park", one of Fukuoka's premier tourist attractions, is one of the most famous water parks in Japan. The total area of Ohori Park, located in the middle of Fukuoka city, is about 398,000 square meters. It is also known as an oasis in the city and also … [Read More...] about Ohori Park, Fukuoka
Saga Matsuri Festival, Kyoto
Saga Matsuri Festival is a long history festival. The three festivals of Kyoto's representative “Aoi Festival”, “Gion Festival”, and “Jidai Matsuri Festival” are called "The Three Major Festivals of Kyoto". However, there are opinions that this Saga Matsuri … [Read More...] about Saga Matsuri Festival, Kyoto
Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima
The Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima is a valuable witness of the ravages of the atomic bombs used in war for the first time in history. It was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1996 as a negative legacy that conveys the horrors of nuclear weapons and the … [Read More...] about Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima
Eisaa Matsuri (Eisaa Festival), Okinawa
Okinawa's traditional performing arts, Eisaa. If you listen to the rhythm of the unique shamisen, drums, and Ohayashi (Japanese orchestra), there will be many tensions. A big event in Okinawa where you can enjoy such Eisaa to the fullest, it is "Okinawa All … [Read More...] about Eisaa Matsuri (Eisaa Festival), Okinawa
Kurama Fire Festival, Kyoto
The Kurama Fire Festival is held on October 22 of the year. The place is in Yuki Shrine and the surrounding area, but honestly, there is not enough space to see. On top of that, it may be held on Sundays and it can be quite crowded, so be careful. The … [Read More...] about Kurama Fire Festival, Kyoto
Yufuin Hot Springs, Oita
“Yufuin” is popular among women, as it is said to be “East Karuizawa, West Yufuin”. The landscape has been protected by ordinances and the efforts of the locals over the years. It is full of various attractions such as hot springs boasting the second largest … [Read More...] about Yufuin Hot Springs, Oita