The ultimate guide to Japan travel
As an homage to conveyor belt sushi, an art project called “Rolling Sushi” is sending giant floats of the good stuff down the Dotonbori River in Osaka.
Osaka is the birthplace of kaiten (conveyer belt) sushi and it gained worldwide popularity after an appearance at the Osaka World Expo in 1970. Beloved by both residents and tourists of Japan, you can see the tasty morsels recreated in art form and longingly wish they were edible. Sad face.
The blooms are fashionably late. Here's when to see sakura in all the major cities.
The prefecture extends a warm welcome, as part of its efforts to rebuild in the wake of the Noto earthquake.
From tea farms to legendary miso, off-road driving experiences and roof tiles that ward off evil, Aichi Prefecture might just literally have it all.
A dose of Japan for your mind, body and soul!
Away from the crowds, discover a more relaxed and spiritual side to Japan.
Cheap, delicious and around every corner.
You don't have to search to far for a glimpse of retro Japan—it's all around you and filmly placed in modern Japanese life.
