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Seki-juku is a historic town in Mie Prefecture and the 47th post town on Tokaido road. The post town still contains nearly 200 townhouses from the Edo Era and has been selected as a nationally import...

Located deep within the Kiso Mountains of Gifu, the well-preserved castle town of Iwamura provides travelers with an image of ages past. Standing as one of the most culturally significant preservatio...

Located in downtown Nagoya, steps away from Nagoya Station, Yanagibashi Central Fish Market is an active market where you can see giant tuna cut to size by long swords and glimpse professional chef...

Chazuna, also known as the Tea Museum and Park in Uji, offers visitors a chance to dive into the rich culture of tea production in this famous region. Nestled in the heart of Uji’s tea-growing countr...

Nestled alongside the Takase River, Kiyamachi Street exudes charm with its narrow, lantern-lit pathways and seasonal scenery. This street, historically part of Kyoto’s merchant and trade district, wa...

Shinsekai, or "New World," is one of Osaka’s most unique neighborhoods, blending nostalgic charm with modern energy. Developed in 1912 as a bold vision of the future, Shinsekai was modeled after West...

Dotonbori, located in Osaka’s Namba district, is one of Japan's most iconic and lively entertainment areas, rich in history and culture. Its roots trace back to 1612, when a local entrepreneur, Yasui...

A visit to Kuromon Ichiba Market, affectionately known as "Osaka’s Kitchen," is a feast for the senses and an essential stop for food lovers. This bustling market, with over 190 years of history, is ...

Uji, located just south of Kyoto, is synonymous with Japan’s finest matcha tea. With a history spanning centuries, this charming town has been a center for high-quality tea cultivation since the Kama...