Atago Station of Noda City located in the northern part of Chiba Prefecture. About 5 minutes to walk from this small station. In a building located in a corner of a long residential area, there were … [Read More...] about Bujinkan Ninja Dojo, Chiba
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Otaru Kihinkan (Guest House), Hokkaido
A northern art mansion Otaru City in Hokkaido is a popular tourist spot in Hokkaido, located close to Sapporo. Otaru has many historical buildings such as "Otaru Kihinkan" (Guest House) and "Taisho Glass Museum". You can also enjoy cruising on the Otaru Canal … [Read More...] about Otaru Kihinkan (Guest House), Hokkaido
Iwakura Jisso-in, Kyoto
Iwakura Jissoin Temple is a beautiful place where you can enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the floor where the fresh greenery is reflected in spring and the autumn leaves are reflected in autumn. Although it is located in the north of Kyoto, it is a popular … [Read More...] about Iwakura Jisso-in, Kyoto
Lake Shikotsu, Hokkaido
Lake Shikotsu boasting one of the most transparent in Japan has sightseeing spots such as gourmet using "Himemasu" (red salmon) specialty product called "chip" and "Tunnel of Moss" and furthermore enjoying activities using "kayak", etc. this lake has its own … [Read More...] about Lake Shikotsu, Hokkaido
Yanesen (Downtown Area), Tokyo
"Yanesen" (Downtown Area of Tokyo) is a soothing tourist destination that makes you feel the downtown. It is a popular tourist spot where you can take a leisurely walk along the streets of an atmosphere that you can't imagine being in the center of Tokyo. The … [Read More...] about Yanesen (Downtown Area), Tokyo
Shibu Onsen Kanaguya (Hot Spring), Nagano
Shibu Onsen, a hot spring town in the northern part of Nagano Prefecture. There is an inn with a retro atmosphere that still uses an old-fashioned building called “Historical Inn Kanaguya”, which is also designated as a registered tangible cultural … [Read More...] about Shibu Onsen Kanaguya (Hot Spring), Nagano
The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living (Kurashi-no-Konjakukan), Osaka
"The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living" (Kurashi-no-Konjakukan) is located in the center of Osaka, just 2 subway stations from Umeda. Located at the edge of Tenjinbashisuji shopping street, the longest in Japan. If you get tired of the city or are wondering … [Read More...] about The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living (Kurashi-no-Konjakukan), Osaka
Okuoikojo Station (Train Station over the Lake), Shizuoka
"Okuoikojo Station" (Train Station over the Lake) of Oigawa Railway, which runs in Shizuoka Prefecture, is a beautiful secluded station that seems to float on the lake. It is a very rare railway line that operates SL for more than 300 days a year. The train … [Read More...] about Okuoikojo Station (Train Station over the Lake), Shizuoka
Jidaimatsuri (Festival of the Ages), Kyoto
It feels like reading a story scroll. Jidaimatsuri (Festival of the Ages) is one of the "three largest festivals in Kyoto" lining up with Aoi Maturi Festival, Gion Matsuri Festival, was started in Heian Shrine in the middle of Meiji era. It is a masterpiece … [Read More...] about Jidaimatsuri (Festival of the Ages), Kyoto
Fukagawa Hachiman Matsuri Festival, Tokyo
The Fukagawa Hachiman Festival is held in August and is counted as one of the three major Edo festivals. The charm of the Fukagawa Hachiman Festival can be described as the “throwing water” in the alias “Mikoshi Togyo” (a Shinto ritual where a mikoshi … [Read More...] about Fukagawa Hachiman Matsuri Festival, Tokyo