Want to try Japanese calligraphy in Kyoto or Tokyo? Here are the 4 classes I would actually book, from premium Wabunka experiences to cheaper beginner-friendly options.
Japan being an island, the country has close ties to the oceans and seas. And this connection is lived on through its fascinating aquariums (or 水族館, Suizokukan). If…
Osaka is famous as a bustling metropolis with delicious food and plenty of opportunities for shopping. But what few realize, is that it’s also an excellent destination for…
If you’re visiting Japan and are a baseball fan, attending a game can be a cool addition to your trip. Baseball is the most popular sport in Japan,…
Looking for the best ryokan in Fukuoka? Here are the stays I would look at first, including city options and better countryside escapes near Fukuoka.
Japan has a word for ruins: haikyo. And some of the creepiest haikyo of the country are its abandoned amusement parks. Places where people used to gather to…
The Samurai sword—or katana—was once a symbol of prowess in feudal Japan. With their strong yet flexible curved steel blades, the swords were used by the Japanese Samurai.…
Looking for the best ryokan with private onsen near Fukuoka? Here are the stays I would check first, plus what private onsen actually means.
Kendo is Japan’s modern sword-training martial art, and it is one of the best hands-on cultural experiences you can try in Japan. Here is what kendo is, what beginner sessions are like, and which Tokyo or Kyoto experience is worth booking.