Japan is filled with many picturesque sites. But if you’re looking to visit a place that is straight out of a painting, Monet’s Pond in Gifu Prefecture will surely leave you in awe.
For those who prefer to leisurely watch the train go by, here are some lovely cafes and restaurants in the Kamakura area where you can rest your feet and spend a couple of enjoyable hours.
Honouring Japanese fine dining, the food at Masa Saito Innovayive is centred on seasonality. Here's everything to know about Chef-owner Masanao Saito's innovative namesake Japanese restaurant at OUE Downtown Gallery.
Japan is a country blessed with an abundance of majestic peaks, and Mount Chokai, located in the Tohoku region, is a hidden gem worthy of attention. Here's a guide on what to do at this location.
Nestled within the serene Karuizawa region of Japan's Nagano Prefecture, the Picchio Wildlife Research Centre is pioneering a fresh approach to bear conservation that seeks to reshape our relationship with the natural world.
When in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, one stop you shouldn’t miss visiting is Kokusai-dori Street, a 1.6-kilometre street known for sightseeing, shopping, dining, and other forms of entertainment.
While bonsai is a popular choice for convenience and compact horticulture, there’s another option to consider: kokedama, the Japanese art of growing plants in ball-shaped moss-covered soil.
Get away from the main Kyoto sights and into the quiet, beautiful surroundings up north. Check out this overnight itinerary to experience the best of Northern Kyoto.
In several Japanese prefectures, a popular breakfast choice is the asa-raa or asa ramen (English translation: morning ramen). Here's everything you need to know about it.