The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Organize a successful band tour of Japan—tips for what to plan before you arrive, where to play, how to get around and more.
Discover Japan's culinary diversity—one delicious local dish at a time.
What to do in Iwakuni—a traditional castle town famous for its seasonal beauty in spring and fall, plus its white …
At first glance, Hirosaki might look like just another small provincial Japanese city, rundown even, but there’s …
Everything you need to know about the Osaka leg of Summer Sonic.
A guide to the World Cosplay Summit, an annual international cosplay event that Nagoya has been hosting since 2003.
Why Japan’s sixth-largest metropolis is attracting more and more foreign residents.
Tens of thousands of fireworks against stunning backdrops—these firework festivals are not to be missed!
Save the ocean–and your wallet!
With a number of light festivals, August is a great time to take in the atmosphere of the ancient capital.
Gion Matsuri has so many free events. What can/should you actually spend money on?!
An ancient Japanese onsen with 3,000 years of history, and inspiration for the Miyazaki classic Spirited Away.
Mark your calendars for these not-to-be missed firework festivals taking place all over Kansai!
Heading to Kanazawa? Best read this—and pack an umbrella.
Albeit a little late to the game, these Kanazawa craft beer spots are serving up cold ones in some quirky and unique locales.
After returning from Berlin to settle in Kyoto, Ayumi and TJ have found themselves crafting beautiful guitar straps …
A unique and beautiful way of recording your travels throughout Japan.
Dig in to Hiroshima’s favorite fare: the okonomiyaki. And with 2000 restaurants dedicated to the dish, you’ll be …
Discover Sendai, one of the biggest cities in Japan and an easy 90 minutes from Tokyo.
One of Osaka's specialties, head to one of these kushikatsu restaurants for a easy and tasty meal.
The streets of Shinsekai, Osaka were designed with the future in mind, but are full of the charm of years gone by.
It’s compact and charming, and the palm-tree flanked boulevards add to Kochi's chilled-out vibe.
Business hotels aren't the most spacious, but have everything you need at seriously cheapo prices.
Oita Prefecture is perfect for those who love hot springs, the outdoors and adventure.