The ultimate guide to Japan travel
This article originally appeared on Nagoya-Info.com 1. Nagoya is the perfect size Nagoya has 3 million or so people, and just two downtown areas, which are very close to each other. Tokyo, on the other hand, has over 30 million […]
May is certainly busy in Japan, with a whole flurry of festivals just in the first weekend for Golden Week! Wherever you are in Japan, you’ll find something to see, be it a samurai procession, a Brazilian Festival or even […]
A guide to the World Cosplay Summit, an annual international cosplay event that Nagoya has been hosting since 2003.
Discover Japan's culinary diversity—one delicious local dish at a time.
Walk in the footsteps of Edo-era samurai.
Perfect if you want to see some unusual sights, the festivals of Chubu bring some intensity to an otherwise peaceful and natural setting—ideal for a true adventure into Japan.
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.
JR Central's passes cover destinations in the region between Kantō and Kansai.
Traditional dance festivals, parades, tea ceremonies, beer gardens, fun with yukata and more — June events in Japan offer something for everyone.
The ultimate guide to LEGOLAND Resort Japan, including what to see, how to get there, and where to get the best ticket prices.
Visiting Nagoya? Here's why you might want to consider checking out Nagoya Castle.
Heading to Ghibli Park in Nagoya? Don't miss these other top attractions.
Highlights include the Gion Festival in Kyoto and the Tenjin Festival in Osaka — one of Japan's most famous festivals.
Some of Japan's best festivals take place in August. And lucky for us, they're mostly free!
Get your fall-leaf fix, wherever you are in Japan.
Fire-walking, autumn illuminations, the Grand Sumo Tournament, and more!
Plum and cherry blossoms, spring festivals, the Grand Sumo Tournament in Osaka — and more!
Now with the Valley of Witches, and real-life cat buses.
